SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA - WILLS AND ESTATES - William Vick, 25 Dec 1794
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An Inventory of the Estate of William Vick, Deceased, 
Taken this 25th day of December 1794, viz:

11 negros, to wit: Joan, Ned, Lucy, Luke, Coffee, Jacob, Isabel, Bob, Hannah,
                   Ben, Mark
3 horses                     1 chest                   2 top stacks 700 lb of blades
23 cattle                    1 bookcase                11 barrels wheat
35 hogs                      2 pine tables             1 raw hide
6 sheep                      3 pine chests             4 empty barrels
18 geese                     2 flowered trunks         2 butter pots
4 beds                       1 side saddle             2 jugs
3 bedsteads                  1200 lbs pork             1 sap
1 black walnut table         40 barrels corn           10 flag bottom chairs
1 looking glass              18 earthen plates         6 pewter plates
3 earthen dishes             6 earthen dishes          5 pewter basons
12 spoons                    1 dipper                  6 tea spoons
1 sett of coffee ware        1 pepper box              1 vinegar cruet
4 earthen bowls              1 pair sheep shears       1 candle stick
1 case of knives & forks     2 cotton wheels           1 meat sifter
4 iron pots                  1 dutch oven              100 lbs cotton
1 frying pan                 1 iron skillet            6 bee hives
4 plow hoes                  5 weeding hoes            2 bolters
2 grubing hoes               1 hand saw                3 axes
1 crosscut saw               1 whip saw                4 bushels pees
1 iron pot rack              1 wooden tub              1 pale
2 pigens (piggins)

To the worshipful court of Southampton, I, the subscriber have made a true & perfect 
inventory of the estate of William Vick, deceased, given under my hands this 26th day 
of December 1794.
                                                     Newit Vick

                   At a Court held for the County of Southmark
                            the 11th day of February 1796

This inventory of the estate of William Vick, dec'd, was this day returned and ordered
to be recorded.

                                                   Samuel Kello, Cl.(clerk)
Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book 4, 1783-1797
Southampton Co, VA
Reel 17, page 725

Note: This inventory was originally in the narrative form.  I have shown it in
columns for easier reading.  Viz is an abbreviation for videlicet which means
"that is to say, namely".


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