CULPEPER COUNTY – ESTATE OF ROBERT TUREMAN, 1758

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Estate: Robert Tureman, Culpeper Co, VA (1758)

INVENTORY OF ROBERT TUREMAN, DEC'D:

By order of the Worshipfull Court of Culpeper County, we the subscribers being 
first sworn have valued & appraised the estate of Robert Tureman, dec'd, as 
follows (viz):

To 1 mare 50/, 1 bridle & bell 3/                            £ 2  13  0
To 8 head of cattle & 1 bell £6/15, 6 head of sheep 24/        7  19  0
To 1 saddle 2/6, a parcell of wool 1/6, i iron kittle 7/6      0  11  6
To a parcell of old lumber 8/, a parcel of tools 18/           1   6  0
To 3 pots & pothooks & some old iron 14/, 1 old chest 2/6      0  16  6
To 1 woollen wheel 4/, a parcel of pewter 24/                  1   8  0
To a parcel of iron 10/, a parcel of jisters 5/6               0  15  6
To a parcel of old lumber 8/, 10 books 3/, lo earthen ware 4/  0  15  0
To chest & lumber 6/, 1 trunk 2/6                              0   8  6
To 1 linnen wheel 12/6, to beding £7                           7  12  6
To tobacco £5, to hoggs 20/                                    6   0  0
To 1 negro woman named Rose                                   30   0  0
To 1 negro girl named Jude                                    15   0  0
To 1 negro woman named Frank                                  35   0  0
To 1 negro boy named Mankey                                   15   0  0
To 1 negro boy named Cato                                      8   0  0
                                                              ___________
                                                            £133   5  6


                                                              George Eastham
                                                              James Rucker
                                                              Ephraim Rucker

May 18th 1758 returned into court and ordered to
be recorded.
                                                       Teste:
                                                      Roger Dixon, Cl.Cur.


Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book A, 1749-1770
Culpeper Co, VA
Reel 31, page 177

Note: 50/ means 50 shillings; 2/6 means 2 pounds (£2) 6 shillings (6/).
Viz & vizt are abbreviations for videlicet which means "that is to say, namely".