CULPEPER COUNTY – ESTATE OF PHILIP HOOPS, 1761

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Estate: Philip Hoops (1761)  (partial)

Hoops     ) In obedience to an Order of Culpeper Court, we the subscribers,
Inventory ) being first sworn, have appraised the estate of Philip Hoop,
            dec'd as followeth, this 11th day of November 1761:
            
            To paid waggon 20/, To 8 sheep @ 8/                 £ 3   8  0
            To 5 cows & calves £10, 3 yearlings @5/              12   5  0
            To 4 hoggs @3/, 10 shoats 25/                         2   1  0
            To 1 young horse £4, 1 mare £3, 1 young horse 50/     9  10  0
            To 1 plow shear & cotter 20/, 1 old shovel plow 2/    1   0  0
            To 1 powdering tub 3/, 1 tete cask? 4/1, ditto 4/     0  11  0
            To 1 tete cask 3/, 3 old tubs 5/, 3 rundlets 7/6      0  15  0
            To a parcel of wooden ware 12/, 3 old saws 12/        1   4  0
            To 2 grub hoes 8/, 2 old ditto & 2 old shovels @ 6    0  12  0
            To 2 old sives 3/, 5 drawing knives round shave)
                 augre? wimble 8/                          )      0  11  0
            To 2 jointers 5/, to coopers tooles 6/                0  11  0
            To some joiners tooles                                0   6  0
            To 1 saw hammer & anvil hooks & pruning knife         0   2  0
            To 1 hackle 20/, 1 old ketle & meal sifter 3/6        1   3  5
            To ?? chaias 8/6, a parcel of jam? lumber11/          0  19  0


                                                 Teste:
                                                 Roger Dixon, Cl.Cur.(assumed)

Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book A, 1749-1770
Culpeper Co, VA
Reel 31, page 266

Note: Clerk's name: Roger Dixon was added since all documents in this county
in this time frame are signed by him. This partial document appeared at the
end of one of the Wills and it is included here in the event it will be 
helpful to those researching the Hoops name. Numbers may not add properly due
to my inability to decipher some of them.