CULPEPER COUNTY – ESTATE OF PHILEMON KAVANAUGH, 1754

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Estate: Philemon Kavanaugh, Culpeper Co, VA (1754)  (partial)

Kavanaughs )
Administr'd)   The Estate of Philemon Kavanaugh, deceased to James Pendleton, 
Account    )   Administrator &c.
          
1754           To ballance on last settlement with the court    £  9   8  9
               To paid Peter Bowmer for settling up a tobacco      0   9  0
                   hhds
November       To 50 6-penny? nails @ 5/6 per thousand             0   0  8
               To making 4 sutes of negroes clothes                0   6  0
               To making 8 shirts for   Do        @ 6/ea           0   4  0 
               To 4 pair plaid hose               @ 1/6            0   6  0
               To 1 small bible for Philomen Kavanaugh             0   4  0
               To 4 pair negroes shoes            @ 5/             1   0  0
               To Do for Philomen Kavanaugh 5/6, 1 Do for Mary 5/  0  10  6
               To paid William Eastham for Smiths work             0   7  6
1755           To 1 yd white linnen had from the court house       0   3  0
               To 4 levies paid 43/ per poll 229 of tobo 12/6      1   8  7
               To 1  Do  Brumfield 57 (don't see a price)
               To my trouble & expences in taking care of estate   2  10  3
                   from August 1754 to August 1755 finishing crop
August         To paid Walter Butler Jr for bushing & picking tobo 0  10  0
                   and prizing after the slaves were sold - 
                   ten daies
               To Christopher Hutchins for rolling said tobo       0  12  6
                   & funding himself
               To finding nails to fix the same                    0   0  10
               To paid for inspecting said tobo                    0   1  3

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                                               Teste:
                                               Roger Dixon, Cl.Cur.(assumed)
Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book A, 1749-1770
Culpeper Co, VA
Reel 31, page 192

Note:  Court Clerk's name: Roger Dixon was added based on the fact that all
documents in this court during this time period were signed by him.
Tobo is an abbreviation for tobacco.