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The Account Book Image 01: [cover] Image 02: [Inside cover is covered in scribbling] Image 03 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: unrecognizable words are written upside down and in various places and at different angles all over this page also included are what appears to be a cent and dollar sign inside a circle and a stylized heart. Some of the writing on the page seems to have come from different hands.] 33 ¾ lb of John Dorland ? ¼ lb Salt Pork? On demand of John Smith? 12 ½ lb Veal of R Bedell [Transcribers note: the line which follows is too faint to be read] ? ? ? Terwiligar? of three? siphons Peter C. Brown 7 lb. 14 oz of mutton [ cent and dollar sign inside a circle] Oradis? [stylized heart] w n u the Tewiuar? horse? 2 days 3 h? Acc Book [different handwriting] Sophias Burgh march ? Mastin hands Esquf County P Huff G. Clapp ??? flour Prince edward Peter Brown ??? 34 ? 7 ¼ 38 6 ½ 24 13 4/3 62 __________________________________________________________ 1305678912562145873 Pork from Benj. Clapp 1 hog 120 ? James Waters? of 111111111111 ? Outwater 1111111 Image 04 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: entries on this page are of different handwriting and include areas that have been written over, entries which are upsidedown and other scribblings, $ signs and numbers randomly placed on the page.] Jane Davis Deuoeses & James Noxon James Noxon Book of Accomptes F William Showlake? £? to b’s? of flo? Aug 6 & C? John N Way Dr to 1 bushels of to tater’s Samuel Mc Figan? Dr On account of Sarah Flaglors work which is ten weeks and half - a - 9/- Isaac D ?ce?ce Rec,d three yards of Lancy? Woosy? a 9/- Reuben Birellee to 2 lb. of flax – a ? CB Hill to 1 lb of hetcheles flax To 3? B s of flouier? 7 125 6 25 of 4 mo 1817 Isaac? Dena?a 1 13 6 20 of 7 mo 1803 Contemblation? 1836 Binjamin Thating? John N Way Dr to six days bording in harvest Paul Huff Isaac? to 1 gallon of ? [written upside down] John Cooper Cr by two days in harvest Car p?e 123 22. 5 mo 1802? Charged Noxo David Huff Cr Paul Huff of Dro??ys 2 Dunn?? Is th By leg of Vail Is of or by? Shaw? Watter Dr Ne? Jim James Noxon [Transcribers note: the given name Jim is written above the given name James both given names share the same “J”] Isaac D Max? David Borka Jane James Noxon [the following is written upside down] William Hulet 6 £s of Mutton 28of 11 mo. Peter Branen to 60 lb flour Lent? Returned the Ta?? Isaac D Noxon 1802 David Haight to 80 bushels of Wheat [the following is written upside down] Wishs is send these lines any m-w 7 mo 17/1804 Gilbert Clapp to 6 ½ lb of wool [the following is written upside down] Sophias burg cription? Lots 12 oz of putty of Peter VanScriver? Image 05 – Carm Foster 12th Mo. 12th 1803 then settled with Benjamin Walters and there remaind due to him 1..0..4 ½ paid to Gilbert Clapp in wheat [a large X was drawn through the above] 12. mo 22 1804 John Coachley - Dr to 3 lb of Candles a ¼ -0 £..4.0 S 2 mo. 17 to 2 ¼ lb of Candles – Sophias burgh 3 mo. 6 to 2 lb of Candles – May 18th 1830 26 to 1. lb of Candles 4 mo 3 to 1. lb of Candles 7 to 1 lb of Candles [Transcribers note: to the right of the above three entries is written the following] Isaac Noxon is my name and with my pen I write the same [Transcribers note: all items shown below John Coachley have a large X drawn through them] Car by on order: 13/6 S To one bag lent Samuel ↑ mo 1 to 1 lb of candles – ¼ - 0..6 & 4 6 mo 7 to 9 lb of pork – a /6 – 0..2..6 Isaac Phinehas Tyler - Dr to pastureing one horse – to building a furnes for the planking kittle - 5/- 0..5..0 to the horses and cart to go to the front - - - 2/6 – 0..2..6 to 2 bushels of wheat – 3/- 0..6..0 to ½ bushel of Wheat - @ 3/- 0..1..6. to the sled and horses ½ day – 0..1..6 to half a bushel of Wheat 3/- - 0..1..6. to 6 bushels of Wheat – 0..18..0 to 3 ¾ lb of sole Leather. Cr by 2 lb. of upper leather to 1 Quart of Vingar - - - 0..1..0 to 1 Quart of vinegar - - 0..1..0 to 1 Sheep - - 1..2..6 to 1 lb 10 0z of wool – a 2/ 0..2..3 to one jug paid all except the jug Image 06 – Carm Foster Adolphus Town 9th Mo. 10th 1803 Ichabod Bowerman - Dr. es d To one bushel of hay seed ₤ 0..8..0 Cr- by ----------------------------- 0..8..0 1804; 2 to 1 bushel of hay seed ₤ 0..8..0 11. to 6 bushels of Wheat lent Returnd 5 ½ bushels “ 10 Mo. 3. 1803. Philip Flaglor to 6 bushels of Wheat lent ₤ 12 Mo. 22. 1803. to writings article of agreement 1/3 1845 [this is written using a different pen] 10. to ten flour Barrels lent 5 mo. 6 1804 Charles Huff Charles Huff [this signature is in a different handwriting and could actually be that of Charles Huff] to 1 pair of upper leathers of shoe Cr by the same – 5 to weaving 18 yds. of broad cloth 2 to weaving 24 yds lining – a /9- 2 ½ Cr Paid pay in full for the weaving? 2 ½ 5 2 ½ 17 ½ [Transcribers note: a large X has been used to across the items for John Coachley] 5th ? mo 7th John Coachley – Dr to 5 bushesl of Wheat wanting 3 Quarts 29th to writing a Bond - 1/3 7th mo 9th 1804? Philip Flaglor – Cr by 10. lb 7. oz – of Veal by 4 ½ lb of veal Image 7 – Lorne Shunk Adolphustown 5th Mo 20th 1803 to one bushel of peas ₤0 2 6 22 of 6 mo to 17lb of pork a/6 0 8 6 To 10lb of Cheye a/7½ 0 6 9 24 of 7mo to 1Qart of Vinegar 0 0 6 . 26 of 8 to 3 pints Vinegar 0 0 9 31 to 4 pounds of butter - 2 8 . 19 of 9mo to 7th 2oz of pork a/6 0 3 0 30 to 2lb 6oz of pork a/6 0 4 2½ . 10mo to 1 Quarter of Mutton 14lb¾ a/4 0 5 1 29 to 1 Bushel of Pease 0 3 0 . 11mo or 12 to 30lb of flour 0 3 3 to 4 bushel of peas 0 2 6 27 to 1 bushel of peas 0 2 6 . 12mo 6 to 14lb of flour - 2 6 1804 3mo 23 to 1 bushel of wheat lent? - - 3? . 4mo 11 to 9 lb of pork a/6 0 4 6 8mo 21 Balanced accounts with ₤2 19 4⅛ David McGregary 2 19 4⅛ . 8mo 22 To weaving 40 yards 28 of it striped ₤1 6 2 . 1mo 7, 1845? John Roblin Cr By Cash 1 6 2 . 2mo 14’ 25 to 16lb of mutton 4 5 4? 27 to 24lb of Peas lent? - 3 2 |
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Image 8 – Lorne Shunk SEQ CHAPTER \h \r 1-->--> Adolphustown June 10th 1802 to ten Bushels of Wheat to 23lb of flour to half a barrel of salt a 40/- 5 mo 15 1804 William Delong Dr to 8 days Bording a 1/- ? 0 8 -- to 2 bushels of Wheat a 3/- 0 6 0 to sole leather 0 19 -- Cr by 0 15 9 Isaac D Noxon? . 9mo 15 1804 Daniel Outwater Dr to weaving 14 yr’ds 2 of it striped £0 9 6John to weaving 5 yr’ds 4 of it striped £0 3 2 to horses to thrash with 0 8 0 by 2/ on an order of N. Harris?? Note by transcriber - uncertain if the spelling of person is right! to weaving six yards a/2? 0 4 0 Cr by ----------------------------- 0 4 0 note by transcriber last line very faded can see no writing where line is displayed . 12th mo 19th 1804 to weaving 35 yards Lineywooley at 1/- per yard 1 15 0 George Rutter Cr by 8 days work a 2/6 0 12 6 by ½ bushel of seed corn 2/6 | ||
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– Lorne Shunk
1 Adolphustown June 17, 1803 june 17 john to six sheap ₤3 0 0 . 4mo 1804(5?) to cash 2 15 0 6 mo 22 to one plow sear -- 18 4 to cash on (subersition) 1 18 8 ½ 4mo 7 1806 to cash for water -- 5 -- to cash on (suberistion) -- 7 6 . 6 4 6 ½ 1855 Note by transcriber the above year was added by a different hand 8 mo to one shirt 0 5 0 to 17 lb of mutton a/3 0 4 5 Cr by 3 days work a 8/ 0 9 -- 4mo 2 1805 to 100 feet plank 1 ½ inch -- 5 6 to 24 feet of inch board -- 1 -- to making a fine shirt -- 5 -- to 1 note by transciber – line to faded to make out entry -- 2 6 . 0 14 0 . 9 mo to one bushel of potatoes -- 2 0 to one fat sheep -- 19 -- . 11 mo to 1 bushel of potatoes -- 2 0 . 16 of 4 mo 1806 Philip Flaglor Brought forward By 8 lb 11 oz of veal By 12 lb of veal 21 Dr to 12 ¼ lb veal [Note by transcriber – no value amounts entered] Image 10 – Lorne Shunk 1 mo 26 1806 to 11 lb of flour 0 2 -- to 1 bushe of potatoes 0 2 0 2 mo 8 to 2 ¾ lb of pork 0 1 47? to 12 lb of flour 0 2 1 ½ 4 mo 9 1806 Joel Haight Brought forward 6 4 6 ½ to cash paid on subscription -- 10 -- 29 to six pounds five shillings Paid to Ruben Bedell 6 5 -- . 5 mo To one mare 13 10 -- . 6 mo 11 1806 Then Balanced accounts With Joel Haight and there remained due to him 3 18 4 . 1805 to pasturing two Cows Commencing 5th mo 6th and ending 12 mo 25 3 12 5 to fat sheep 1 -- -- to an order by Morgan -- 11 5 – above entry scratched out] 1 mo 12 1807 to 3 pecks of onions -- 7 6 to 1 lb of green tea -- 7 6 . 1 mo 18 1806 to 22 lb of flour 20/pr -- 14 -- to 6 lb 9 oz of mutton -- 2 2 ½ . 1 mo to 55 lb of Salt Lent? Image 11 – Ruth Melander 3 8th mo 1803 William Grant – D £ S P to 32 lb of fine flour - -3 6 22 to ½ lb of tobacco a 2/7 -0 -9 -7 ½ 24 to 8 ½ of pork a /7 ½ - - 4 - to 14 lb of Veal a 3 ½ - -4 -1 ___________ to Calf head & feet - -1 - 3 of 9 mo to 1 Qart of salt - - 4 to 6 lb of pork a /7 ½ - -3 -9 12 to 1 pound of tea - -5 - 18 to ½ lb of powder - -2 -6 to 3 ½ lb of pork a /7 ½ - -2 -0 ______23___ to 13 ½ lb of Flour - -1 -8 10 mo 17 to 47 ½ lb of Flour - -5 -7 to ½ day with Cart and ___________ Horses and breaking the cart - -5 - 11 mo 12 to 1 hog 132 lb at 3 lb -1 -13 - to 6 ½ bushel of wheat -1 -1 -10 ½ 29 to ½ bushel potatoes - -1 -3 __________ to 4 Qart of salt - -1 -4 12 mo th 9__ to 1 Qart of salt - - -4 1 mo 15 to ½ lb candle a ¼ - - -8 1804 to 2 lb of lard /9 - -1 -8 to the horses and sled 1 day - -4 - 3 mo 24 to 4 ½ lb pork /7 ½ - -2 -9 ¾ to 14 lb of flour - - - to 6 ½ of pork a /6 - -3 -6 7 mo 13 to 25 ½ lb of flour - -2 -6 to 7 lb of pork a /7 - -4 -4 1/2 17 to 6 lb of Vail a /3 - -1 -6 19 to 1 lb butter /1 - -1 - 21 to 4 ½ lb of pork /1 ½ ? - -2 -8 8 mo 6 to 28 lb of flour - -2 -6 to 29 lb of mutton a /3 ½ - -9 -2 ½ to 4 ½ bushels of wheat a 3/ - -13 -6 Image 12 – Ruth Melander 4 8 mo 7 1803 William Grant CR by one day with himself & boy working in hay 8th mo 26 William Grant Dr 1805 9th mo 14th to 19 ¾ lb. of flour - -3 -8 11 mo 9 to ½ bushel of Potatoes - -1 -4 23 to 3 bushels of Wheat - -15 - 5 mo to Cash to 3 scones - - -3 to half soling pair of shoes - -2 -6 to 1 pare of fine shoes - -12 -6 6 mo 17 to 1 cheese - -4 -6 ½ 8 mo 9 to cash - -1 - 20 to 3 ½ yrds of jane? at 3/6 - -12 -3 1 hank of silk - - -6 to sole leather for pair of slippers - -3 - 10 mo to one mare -29 -7? -9 ½ 6 mo 4. 1806 to Balance due on a note of hand - -14 -5 6 mo 5th to 1 cake of tallow to 1 day of plowing with 3 horses - -7 -6 to an order from Daniel Outwater - -8 -9 8 mo 21 Nicholas Peterson D to 11 4/5? of cheese a /8d - -7 -10 Rced. pay for the same Image 13 – Ruth Melander 5 8th M.4.th 1806 paid John Dorland by Thomas Morgan -1 -12 -6 1 mo 8 1807 John Peterson came to work for the time of one year [a series of letter following RBA VBA etc?] 1 mo to cash 5/ - -5 - 2 mo. 8 to ½ pounds of tobacco - -2 -3 to Outwater John Steven ?? - -1 -6 2 mo to 10/6 of John Dorland - -10 -6 paid to John Dorland -1 -6 -6 4 mo 25 Caleb Garrison D 1807 Brought forward -11 -17 -9 ½ Cr by work -11 -10 -___ - -7 -9 ½ Recd by his Brother - -2 -9 ½ 5TH Mo. 15th to cut soles for pare of shoes - -2 - to soling and putting new heels to apare of shoes - -4 - to mending shoes - -1 -3 - 6 Mo. to four Quarts of seed corn - - -7 ½ to 4 Quarts of seed corn - - -7 ½ to 6 ½ lb of pork a/8 - -4 -6 9 mo to one sow and eigh pigs -1 -15 - 10 mo to a fat sheep -1 - - to 22 lb of flour - -2 -10 Image 14 – Ruth Melander 6 Adolphus Town 11th to 5 lb of Tallow 11 mo to 1 bushel of corn - -3 - 6.17.1808 14X to 35 ¼ lb of flour to 8 lb of wool 1808 to 4 bushels of Wheat paid [figure covered by ink blot] to Rubin Bedell -1 - - to one hundred of flour - -19 - 7 mo. to 24 lb of flour 7 mo to 16 lb of flour to 8 ½ lb of flour 8 mo to 23 lb of flour Cr by the same 7 mo to 15 lb of flour 11 mo 3 to 1 lb of tobacco - -2 -6 12 to 5 ½ lb of flour 2 mo to 17 ½ lb of flour 10/per Ct. to Onions - -1 -3 3 mo 1 1809 Rueben Bedell Cr by 12 ¼ lb of Veal 5 mo 12 1809 Then settled with Philip Flagler and there remained to him 14/6 to Cash -0 -15 - Image15 - Doug Smith 5mo to 3 lb of butter @ 1 / - 3 - 9 to 64 lb of midlins@ 15 / ct - 9 6 to 69 lb of midlins@ 15 / ct - 9 4 to 2 ct of hay @ 5 / - 10 - Carring hops to to 6 bushels of brand @ 1 / - 6 - to 2 ct of hay @ 5 / - 10 - to 3 bushels of Wheat 7 / 1 1 - by Cash - 18 4 ½ - 2 7 ½ to 1 ct of brand @ 5 / - 5 - 17 to 75 lb of Midlins@ 15 / - 10 3 to 8 ½ lb of pork @ / 7 ½ - 8 3 ¾ 29 to 15 lb of pork @ / 7 ½ - 9 4 ½ 6 mo to 80 lb of flour - 14 9 to 4 bushels potatoes @ 3 / - 12 - to 4 bushels of potatoes @ 3 / - 12 - Image16 - Doug Smith Adolphus Town 6 mo 2 1809 to 2 bushels of potatoes @ 3 / - 6 - 7 mo to 15 lb of Vail - 5 0 to 14 ½ lb of Vail to 124 lb of flour 9 2 2 to 30 ½ lb of flour - 5 3 to 27 ½ lb of flour - 5 to 36 ½ lb of Midlins - 4 8 ½ to 61 lb of flour lent Willet to cash Town Cnp - 14 2 ½ 8 mo 10 Paul Huff to 53 lb of flour lent to 25 lb flour lent by 3 days work in harvest by 5 / cash by 1 ¾ days work in harvest to 42 lb of flour @ 17 / 6 pr ct to 26 lb of flour lent to 9 lb 14 oz of pork @ / 7 ½ Image17 - Doug Smith Adolphus town 25 of 9 mo 1809 D W 4 use / / / to 24 lb of flour - 15 - 3 mo to 40 lb flour - 7 2 5 mo to 23 ½ lb of flour - 4 1 9 mo to 13 lb of Chees @ / 7 ½ - 8 1 ½ to 35 lb of flour - 6 9 by weaving 1 3 - to 6 lb tallow @ 1 / pr lb - 6 - Enoch Esmond,s Account brought forward 2 12 1 Cr brought forward 2 6 - Balance due - 6 1 11 mo to 2 bushel of peas @ 5 / - 10 - 12 mo to 4 Beeves and 2 young cattle passed by Paul Huff and James Canniff 22 0 0 to Cash - 5 0 to 2 yards of tobacco 1 / 6 - - 6 Image18 - Doug Smith Adolphus Town 3 mo 4th 1811 to 2 Blankets 1 15 - to 20 yrds of Muslin @ 2 / 2 - - to 8 yrds of flaxen sheeting @ 3 / 9 1 10 - to 2 Iron pots 1 4 - ½ Dozen of knives and forks - 10 - ½ Dozen spoons - 4 - ½ Dozen of teacups and saucers - 2 3 1 Tea pot and milk cup - 8 - 1 Frying pan - 5 7 ½ ½ Dozen of plats - 2 6 5 yrds of Calico @ 2 / 8 - 13 4 1 Wood ax - 10 - 1 ounce of thread - 1 3 2 hanks of silk - 1 - ½ lb Tea - 2 9 ½ lb powder - 2 - 1 Tea kittle - 15 - 2 bushels of potatoes @ 2 / 6 - 5 - 3 large plaits @ / 6 - 1 6 3 bowls @ / 6 - 1 6 4 lb 2 oz of Chees @ / 7 ½ - 2 7 1 lb of butter - 1 - 3 lb of Hogs lard - 2 0 2 lb of candles @ 1 / - 2 - 1 Gallon of Sope - 1 3 67 lb of flour @ 22 / 6 Ct - 13 7 ½ 17 ½ lb of Buckwheat flour - 2 - 2 1/5 lbs of bar lead - 2 8 30 lb of side pork @ / 7 ½ - 18 9 23 lb of Corned Beef @ / 4 - 7 8 21 lb of Corned Mutton @ / 4 - 5 10 2 Quarts of Salt - 6 - 4 mo 14 to Sole leather and uppers for a pair of Boots - 8 - 1 pair of hogs cheeks - 1 3 5 mo 3 Cash paid to John William - 10 10 ½ 4 20 ¾ lb of side pork @ / 7 ½ - 13 - 4 ½ lb of butter @ 1 / - 4 6 1 pair of hogs cheeks 5 ½ lb - 1 3 22 1 lb of Green Tea - 5 6 6 mo 1 to 6 yards of Callico @ 2 / - 12 - to Cash - 10 - 21 to 23 lb of flour - 4 2 to 11 ½ lb of pork @ / 7 ½ - 6 - to dryed Beef - 2 - Image 19 Doug Smith Adolpus Town 3 mo 13 1811 to 33 lb of Buckwheat flour - 4 7 4 mo to 1 ¼ lb of Butter @ 1 / - 1 9 to 5 Bushels of peas 1 5 - to 1 bushel of potatoes - 2 - to wollenyarn - 1 6 Enoch Esmond Cr by weaving 28 ½ yards @ / 9 1 1 4 ½ to 8 lb of Salt - 1 4 to ½ bushel of peas - 2 6 5 mo 4 to ½ bushel of peas - 2 6 to 3 3/5 lb of tallow to 7 ¼ of pork @ / 7 ½ - 4 6 to 1 lb of Butter - 1 - 7 mo to 1 bushel of peas - 5 - 10 to 27 ½ of Iron @ / 7 ½ - 17 1 ¾ to 4 ½ of pork @ / 6 - 2 3 to 15 lb of Vail @ / 4 - 5 - 10 mo 1 ½ lb tobacco @ 1 / 1 - 2 7 10 mo to carting a load of Corn from Vanderwaters - 7 6 Image 20 Doug Smith Adolphus Town 7 mo 20 1811 to Cash - 10 23 to 2 lb pork 1 lb butter - 2 4 lb of Wool @ 2 / - 8 8 mo 9 to 1 lb of butter - 10 to Cash 1 11 6 3/5 14 by Cash - 6 3 ½ 15 to 2 lb Barlead - 2 6 26 to 2 ½ yards of muslin @ 2 / - 5 9 mo 7 to 2 lb of butter @ 1 / - 2 1 16 to 11 ¼ of Chees @ / 7 ½ - 7 ½ a bill of articles from kingston 4 8 6 10 mo 10 to 1 ½ lb tallow - 1 3 to 1 ½ gallon sope - 1 3 to 1 ½ dozen of small buttons - 1 6 25 to ½ gallon of Whiskey - 3 3 to 65 lb of flour - 12 28 to 3 pints of Whiskey - 2 6 10 mo 4 to Cash paid for abonnet - 15 11 mo 20 to cash paid to Outwater - 13 do for na---? Boats - 6 6 Saf-e? - 7 ½ George Cameron and Joseph Snider Dr 21 to pork 74 lb 1 4 8 to 39 lb of Salt - 5 - 2 lb of candles - 2 - ½ lb of green Tea - 3 7 28 to 2 bushels of Buckwheat - 5 - 12 mo 7 to one fat Cavs 6 5 - ferring a man and Cow and man - 1 3 1812 2 mo 21 to 17 ½ of hogs lard - 10 11 ½ 3 mo 4 to 180 lb of Corned pork 3 3 - to 45 lb of Valt? - 5 9 to 14 lb of hogs lard @ / 7 ½ - 8 7 4 of 6 mo to 12 ¾ lb of gammon @ 1 / - 12 9 to 25 lb of Side pork @ / 7 ½ - 15 7 ½ 4 bushels of wheat @ 6 / 6 1 19 - 3 Ct 3 Gr of flour @ 20 / 3 15 - 8 mo 24 7 Chees9 lb @ / 7 ½ - 6 - 9 lb 10 oz of butter @ / 10 - 6 6 articles from Image 21 Doug Smith Adolphus Town 10 mo 4 1811 4 to 8 ½ lb of tallow - 7 1 to 4 ½ of tallow - 3 6 ½ 10 mo to 55 lb of Salt - 6 6 to 1 lb of tallow - 1 to 11 ¼ lb of Chees @ / 7 ½ - 7 1 Cr by Weaving 36 ½ yds 1 / per yd 11 mo 28 to 30 lb of Buckwheat flour - 2 8 1 mo 2 1812 Enoch Esmond Cr 1812 by weaving 15 ½ @ 1 / - 15 6 2 mo 21 to 5 ¾ lb hogs lard @ 7 / ½ - 3 7 ½ 28 to 44 ¼ lb of flour - 6 3 3 mo to Cash 4 / 8 - 4 8 to 2 yds of pigtail tobacco @ 3 - - 6 3 mo to 5 ¾ of hogs lard @ 7 ½ - 9 7 ½ to 13 lb of flour - 2 - to 8 lb of hogs lard @ / 7 ½ - 5 0 to 30 ¾ of flour - 4 ½ Then settled with Enoch Esmond and therremaineddue to him - 5 2 ½ to 2 Gees and a gander @ 2 / 6 - 7 6 4 mo to 29 lb of flour - 4 - 10 to 10 ¼ of hogs lard @ / 7 ½ - 6 5 28 to Carting a load of straw from Fishers for the Cole pit - 2 6 Image 22 Doug Smith Adolphus Town 12 mo 1811 23 Joseph Snider & Dr to six yards of Callico @ 1 / 10 - 11 - 27 A bill of articles from to 1 hank of silk - - 7 ½ to 1 side of sole leather 12 ½ lb 1 1 10 ½ 1812 1 ½ lb of tobacco @ 1 / 9 - 2 7 ½ 5 mo 30 to articles from to 6 ¼ lb of hogs lard @ / 7 ½ - 3 11 8 mo 24 Cash paid D. Outwater - 10 6 to 93 lb of flour - 17 - to 9 ½ lb of pork @ / 7 ½ - 6 - 10 mo 3 lb of pork @ / 7 ½ - 1 10 ½ to 68 lb of flour - 11 8 Adolphus Town 12 mo 8 1811 George Cameron & Joseph Snider & - 2 3 11 mo to fat Hog W.T. 113 lb @ / 4 1 17 8 27 George Cameron & Dr 1812 to articles from 18 of 5 mo to one Cow and Calf 5 10 - to 1 ¾ lb of butter @ 1 / - 1 9 30 to 1 lb of Tea - 6 - to ½ lb of pepper - 1 6 paid Daniel Outwater - 15 6 Due on Balance of account 3 16 6 ½ 8 mo 24 to 56 lb of flour - 10 - to 7 lb of pork - 4 4 ½ to 8 yards of muslin @ 2 / - 16 10 mo Cash - 2 6 53 lb of flour - 9 6 [written in a different hand and at the later date] Sophiasberg May 2d 1830 A pleasant morning, a gracious God be merciful to thy people to day let them worship in Spirit and in truth may they truly give thanks unto the a gracious God remembr thy people and forget them not we acknowledge thy past favors and humbly ask for more Imge 23 - Janet Kellough 15 Adolphus Town 5 mo 10 1812 Philip Flagler -- Dr -- to 3/4 bushel of flaxseed - 4/6 to 3 lb of wool..@ 2/6 - 7/6 (Note: the above was crossed out) 8 mo 25 Enoch Esmond - Dr to 30 1/2 lb of flour - 5/5 10 mo 6 to 2 lb of butter @ 1/ - 2/ 1 1/2 lb of wool @ 2/6 - 3/9 23 3/4 lb of flour - 3/6 28 5 1/2 lb of port @ /7 - 3/3 3 1/2 lb of butter @ 1/ - 3/8 10 3/4 lb of chees @ /7 1/2 - 6/9 11 mo 31 lb of flour - 5/6 2 bushels of Buckwheat - 5/ to me but (?) - 1/5 2 bushels of Buckwheat - /5 (Note: the above crossed out) 12 mo to cash /5 - 5/ 10 to 27 1/2 lb of flour - 4/11 11 1/2 lb of flour - 5 Cr by weaving 1-10/6 15 to 2 1/2 lb of butter @ 1/ - 2/6 2 3/4 lb of Hogs lard @ /7 1/2 - 1/9 30 Peter Vermalle - Dr to 8 1/2 lb of butter @ 1/ - 8/6 to 6 lb of chees @ /1 1/2 - 3/9 19 of 1st mo 1813 to 30 1/2 lb of flour - 5/5 to 2 lb2 of butter - 2/ 1/2 3 mo 18 Peter Vermalley - Dr 20 lb of flour - 3/9 by weaving 21 yards @ /9 - 15/9 Image 24 - Janet Kellough Adolphus Town 5 mo 26 - 1813 16 Paul Huff .. Dr to cash -16/19 to cash (Note: Above was overwritten in another hand with Ò55 56 1855 Sophiasburg Sept. 18 1855) 27 George Cameron ....Dr to 5 yrds of striped cotten @ ?/6 1-2/6 7 yrds of white cotten @ 1/6 - 10/6 7 yrds of white cotton at 1/6 222 7 mo 20 Enoch Esmond ...Dr 5 1/2 lb of wool @ 2/ - 11/ 11 1/2 lb of chees @ /7 1/2 - 7/3 1/4 21 George Cameron ..Dr to 59 lb of pork @ 1/3 3-12/6 10 mo l peck of salt - 6/3 2 mo 12 to cash 1 - 5/ 3 mo 26 to 31 lb of corned beef 1-3/3 1st mo 1815 James and to 30 lb of beef (Crossed out) 20 lb of beef (Crossed out) Joseph Holter..Dr to 19 lb of beef (Crossed out) Isareal Tripp..Dr to 21 lb of Beef to 11 1/2 lb of Beef to 15 1/2 lb of Beef Nehemiah Orsburn ...Dr to 10 lb of Beef Image 25 - Janet Kellough 11 Sophias burg 1 mo 10th 1817 Jacob Cronk - Dr £- s- d to 13 1/2 lb of tallow to 70 feet of bords to timber for staves - 0/12 to 12 lb of tallow @ 1/ - 0/12 to 2 barrels of flower at 9 3/4 dollars per Barl 4-17/6 to 18 lb of tallow - 18/ paid 2 mo 17 John Goslin - Dr to 9 lb of tallow - 9/ 21 Levy Roblin -- Dr to one hundred lb of Beef 2- - to one hundred lb of Beef 2- - 3 mo 29 John R way -- Dr bu Cash 2-19/4 1/2 Philip Roblin -- Dr to 200 lb of Beef @ 40/ ? 4 - - 11 mo ? John DeMill -- Dr to Eight dollars 2-0/0 12 mo 3 Jacob Cronk - to 507 feet of 3/4 boards 23 John DeMill --Dr by Cash 2-0/0 to 80 lb of flour to 17 lb fo flower 9 mo 25 1818 Jacob Cronk --Dr to 148 feet of siding Image 26 - Janet Kellough 10 4 mo 20 1818 Sophiasburgh Isarael Tripp Cr By 29lb of iron @ -15 £0 -12/1 to seeting 1 shoe 0-0/7 1/2 1821 Jacob Cronk -- Dr to 420 feet of 3/4 boards Mr. Patterson Cabinet Maker 1843 To 3 bbs pork @ 45/ 6-15/0 12 ? 2-12/1 17 1/4 yd Caublet (?) 2-7/ 8 1/4 ? 1-19/4 Calf skin 11/3 - 11/3 15-4/8 1/2 10 -2 - 24 ? Hay @ 2/0 1-4/ Cr ? Patterson ? 1 table 3-0/0 12 Chairs 6/3 1-12/6 ? 3-15/0 ? 6-5/ 15/10/0 2-11/0 18-0/0 Image 27 – Carm Foster 19 Sophiasburgh 4 mo 6 -1817 26 Peter C Brown – Dr to mending a tongs - 1 3 Isaac Mowerson – Dr. to putting a leg in a pot - 4 - James to finding teva shoes and setting the same on the Horse - 4 - Noxon John Vanskiver - Dr Sophias to laying a Chisleandfixing another - 2 - Burg 1830 8.31 John Vanskiver – Dr to making a cant hook - 3 9 - Isarael Tripp – Dr to making a crowbar - 5 - 3 of 4 mo to reparing the dog for the saw mill finding Iron for teeth - 7 6 5 John Vanskiver – Dr - to finding Iron and mending dog for the saw mill - 10 - - to Laying an ax - - 5 6 - John Goslin – Dr to a ring and staple - 10 - 10 Peter C Brown – Dr - to Paying an ax - - 6 3 to ups stress? an ax - - 1 6 Richard Morden – ‘Dr ‘ - to putting an ear to a tea kettle fixing the bale - 3 - to Laying an ax - - 6 3 Image 28 – Carm Foster 20 Sophiasburgh 4 mo10 ₤ s d John De Mill – Dr to mendin frog - 1 3 to a large Clevis - 6 3 to 3 small Cleaveses a 9/ - 6 - to Beatle wrings? - 4 - to a weg - 4 - to a ring - 1 3 to Ironing 2 Swivvletrees - 5 - 11 Peter C Brown – Dr - to Ring and Staple - 10 - John Vanskiver – Dr - to putting a tooth to the dog for the Saw Mill - 7 3s James Mc.targart – Dr - to Landsiding and sharpening a Shear - 10 0 - to Laying and Caping Shear - 10 - 12 James Mctargart – Dr to putting a head to a boalt - 1 3 to putting steel point to a weg - 1 3 to Laying an Ax - - 5 6s Richard Morden – Dr To Lay 14 to Laying a shear with Iron - 10 - to Laying a shear with steel - 12 6 to Laying two wedges to welding the head and point of a weg - 1 - to putting a staple and Clapper to a Bell - 2 - Leroy Roblin – Dr to two Links for a double swivvletree - 4 - [Transcribers note: the last two entries on this page have been “X’d” out] Luke Morin to f??? 3 rings - 12 6 ? ? is and weling ? - 3 - and weld 1 ring - - 2 - - 1 Isaac mowerson to ? ? ? sheaves? - 2 6 Image 29 – Carm Foster 21 1817 Sophiasburgh 4 mo 17 ₤ S D Isaac mowerson – Dr to Laying a Cotter with Iron and steel - 5 - to fixing a shear to lock the cotter and sharpning - 2 - - to Laying an ax - 6 3 to putting a handle to a Cros cutt Saw - 3 - Peter C Brown – Dr - to Laying an Ax - 6 3 James Mctargart – Dr - to putting 2 links in Cane - 1 3 John Vanskiver – Dr - to mending the handle of a pan - - 7 ½ Luke Mowrin – Dr - to Lay 2 Axes - - a 6/3 - 12 6 to putting a heel to a Sythe - 9 - to welding a ring - 4 - Isaac Mowerson – Dr - to setting 4 shoes - 2 6 - to Laying an Ax - 3 9 Isaac Mowerson - Dr - to making 2 Clasps for the sled runner - 1 3 Isareal Tripp – Dr - to hooping and baling a bran kittle - 7 6 19 John De Mill – Dr to Laying a shear with steel - 12 6 to putting an Eye for the bolt - 1 3 to a bolt for the shear - 3 - to a rivet in the swivel tree - - 4 - James Mctargart – Dr to mending a Cleavis - - 9 Image 30 – Carm Foster 22 Sophiasburgh 4 mo21 1817 ₤ S D Samuel Mctargart – Dr - to Laying an Ax - 6 3 - Isaac Mowerson – Dr to Ironing 2 swivvletrees - 4 - - James Mctargart – Dr to mending a Cleavice and bolt - 1 3 28 Peter C Brown – Dr to mending a Chaine and putting new links - 5 6 to mending sheap shears - 1 6s Isarael Tripp – Dr - to Ironing pare of swivvletrees - 12 6 Isarael Tripp – Dr - to Sharpning shear - 1 3 Levy Roblin – Dr - to Laying a shear with steel - 12 6 to putting brace to a shear - 3 - Nehemiah Osborn? – Dr - to Laying a Cotter with Iron and steel and sharpning? shear - 8 6 John Gosling – Dr To fastning waggon tire - - 3 ½ 24 Isarael Tripp – Dr - to Laying a Cotter - 2 - to making a ring - - 10 24 John Gosling – Dr - to mending Betle? ring - - 7 ½ Richard Morden – Dr to hooping and baling a pot - 3 6 to making 2 bolts - 2 - to drawing a bolt a Cotorland key - 1 - to Making a Shear binding 10 lb of Iron and Laying with steel 1 17 6 26 John DeMill – Dr to setting 4 shoes - 2 6 - James Mctargart – Dr to setting one shoe - - 7 ½ Image 31 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 4 mo 28 1817 £ S D to plating a plow - 4 0 Levy to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to mending a chain - - 6 to setting and toing 2 shoes - 1 11 to Ironing 2 Swivole trees - 6 - to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to making plow plate - 1 3 to upsetting an Ax - 2 - to putting links in a Chane - 1 3 to fixing plow plate - 1 - 29 to putting 1 link in Chane - - 6 to Laying a shear with steel - 12 6 to fixing the land side and Cap - 4 11 30 to Laying a Shear with Iron - 10 - to putting a Cap on the Shear - 8 - to platting the plow - 6 - John Demill Dr to putting Cap on the Shea - 6 3 to Laying Dhear - 10 - 5 mo to pointing a Shear - 5 9 to putting a Clapper to a bell - 1 - to pointing a Shear - 5 9 2 to Sharpning Shea - 1 3 to lenghtinh bolt - 1 3 to welding bolt - - 7 ½ to setting 4 shoes - 2 6 to sharpning a shear - 1 3 to mending Cleavice - 6 - to fixing pate for the mouldbord - 6 - to mending shovle - - 7 ½ Image 32 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 5 mo 2 1817 1 to Laying Cleavice and making bolt - 2 - to making key - - 3 to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to peceing Cleavice - 3 - to setting 4 shoes and toing - 3 6 to plating a plow - 10 - to making plow pates - 7 6 5 Ruben Way Dr to Laying and Capping Shear - 19 6 to plating a plow - 8 1 ½ to plaiting and lengthing the bolt - 10 9 to making a band for the Harrow plate for the sled - 1 6 to putting 2 links in a Chane - - 8 to sharpning shear - 1 3 ½ to staple for a yoke - 5 - 8 to plating and finding part - 7 6 key and Cotterel - - 6 9 to Laying 9 drag teeth with steel - 11 3 to 4 drag teeth pointed with Steel weight 11 ¾ lb - 14 8 to a hook and welding 2 links in Chane - 3 - Levy to pieceing a Cotter & sharp Shear - 8 - to plate for the plow - 1 3 10 to a hasp and staples - 2 - to a large Cleavice - 5 7 ½ to a large Cleavise - 5 8 Image 33 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 5 mo 12 1817 £ S D to Capping and pointing a shear - 12 6 to sharpning a shear - 1 3 to making plates & nales for plow - 1 to hinges & hasp staples - 7 - to sharpning 2 shears - 2 0 to a ket for the plow 3 3 3 to putting Eye to a hoe - 2 to Capping & sharpning Shear - 8 6 to toe & set a Shoe - - 10 ½ to welding hook to swevvel tree - - 7 ½ to Landsiding & Capn shear - 15 - to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to a link in a chane - - 3 ½ to Laying a shear with steel - 12 6 to mending shovel - 1 3 16 Ruben Way Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to sharpning Shear - 1 3 to Legthing a bolt - 1 9 to setting 4 shoes one toe - 2 9 ½ to Upsetting an Ax - 1 6 19 to sharp 2 shears - 2 6 to setting 1 shoe - - 7 ½ to fixing bolt & key 2 larg nales - 1 - Image 34 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 5 mo 20 1817 £ S D to sharp shear - 1 3 to mending chane - - 6 to pointing shear & welding Cap - 5 6 to shoe - 5 - to shoe - 5 - 21 to sharpn shear - 1 3 Staple in a double swivvel tree - 2 6 1 hoe - 5 6 to piecing bolt fixing Auger - 1 - to plow plates & nails - 6 - to Sharpning Shear - 1 9 23 to Laying an Ax - 6 3 to 1 hoe - 5 6 Matthew Snider Dr to 1 hoe and laying Cleavice - 7 - to sharp shear - 1 3 Levy to setting 1 shoe 1 plow plate - 2 2 ½ to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to putting an Eye in Shear - 1 3 to Sharp Shear - 1 3 24 Matthew Snider Dr to a chain - 14 6 to 2 hoes - 11 - to fixing a hoe - 1 3 26 to sharpning 2 shears - 2 6 Image 35 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 5 mo 26 1817 £ S d Daniel B. way Dr to mending 3 Cleavises to 2 bolts - 3 9 to setting 4 shoes, 1 toe - 2 9 to mending dung fork - - 7 ½ to laying and fixing Staple to a Swivvole Tree - 2 - to sharpning Shear, 1 hoe - 6 3 to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ to 1 Chain – weight 18 lb 1 2 6 28 to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ to Capping & sharpn Shear - 8 3 to 1 hoe to setting 2 shoes - 6 3 to a Bush Sythe - 9 - 30 John Way Dr to drawing a bolt - 1 3 to sharpning shear & colter - 1 6 to Sharpning shear - 1 3 to Laying Shear - 12 6 to mending Cleavice, to 1 hoe - 6 3 to mending a Shovel handle - 1 3 to mending a hook in the Colter - 1 6 to putting an Eye in a Swivvole tree - 1 - to one link in the Chain - 4 - Image 36 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 6 mo 2 1817 £ S d to laying an Ax - 6 3 to a plate for the mould bord 3 ½ lb - 4 4 ½ to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to welden a Cleavice, - - 10 to Laying a Cleavice, to a bolt - 2 3 to pointing Shear - 6 9 to a plow plate 2 lb - 2 6 to setting 4 shoes, 1 toe - 2 9 to Landsiding and Sarpn Shear - 9 3 to Sharpning shear - 1 3 3 to setting 7 Shoes, to 2 toes - 5 - to a linch pin - - 7 ½ to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to altering Colter - 1 3 to Laying Shear - 12 6 to sharpning Colter - - 7 ½ to Laying an Ax - 6 3 to 1 Ax hand - 12 6 5 to Laying an Ax - 6 3 to sharpning shear - 1 3 to Colter bands @ 2 / 6 - 5 - to Cleavice bolt - 1 - to fixing an Ax - 2 6 Image 37 Doug Smith Sophasburgh 6 mo 5 1817 £ S D to a large Cleavice bolt - 1 4 to making Chain - 4 - to a Colter 9 ½ lb - 12 6 to a Colter band - 2 6 7 to Sharpning shear - 1 3 to putting link Tripps Chain - - 7 ½ to a Chain 17 ½ lb 1 1 10 ½ to 10 ¼ lb plow plates - 12 9 ½ to a Steel plate 3 ½ lb - 7 to a ribbet and staple - - 9 ½ 9 to shear pin - 1 6 to plates for the plow 4 ½ lb - 5 7 ½ 1 steel plate 3 lb - 5 6 a ribbet and putting old patte on - 1 3 to a Iron for the Colter - 1 3 to Sharpning share - 1 3 to mending Chain - 1 - to Laying an Ax - 3 9 to a ring - 1 3 to sharp shear - 1 3 to Ironing a Swivvle tree - 4 - 10 to mending a Pick - 5 - to mending a Cleavice - - 7 ½ to pointing shear - 6 9 Image 38 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 6 mo 11 1817 £ S D Levy to Laying a Shear with steel - 12 6 to setting 1 shoe - - 7 ½ to putting Sam, McTargart Chane - - 7 ½ to putting link Sam, McTargart Chain - - 7 ½ Matthew Snider Dr to setting 2 Shoes - 1 3 12 to Ironing a Scraper 1 15 - to putting teeth on the dog Sawmill - 3 - 16 to Laying staples for the Ox yoke - 2 6 to Colter band - 2 - to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to Sharp Shear - 1 3 Levy to plating plow 5 ½ lb new plates - 6 10 ½ to fixing on the old plates - 1 3 to one shoes set - - 7 ½ to a linch pin - - 7 ½ to putting cap on a Shear - 6 3 to hook and staple - 3 - to Sharp Colter - 4 - 17 to upsetting an Ax - 1 6 to welding bolt for the plow - - 7 ½ to Sharpning 2 shears - 2 6 to Colters’ band - 2 6 to fixing waggon hammer - 6 to setting 3 shoes - 1 10 ½ to altering plow shear - 1 to Lay a Cleavice - 1 6 Matthew Snider Dr to Laying and landsiding Shear - 1 - to plating plow - 6 10 19 John Demill Dr to upsetting an Ax - 1 6 to mending bits and chain - 1 3 Image 39 – Carm Foster 31 Sophias burgh 6 mo 20 – 1817 - Richard Morden – Dr ₤ S d to making ring - 1 3 Levy Roblin – Dr to Irons for the waggon - 3 6 to fixing cotter band and staple - 1 6 - Isaac Mowerson – Dr to Welding Cotter - 1 - to Capping and pointing shear - 8 3 - Samuel Mctargart – Dr to plow plate 1 ½ lb - 1 10 ½ - Joseph Foster – Dr to Capping shear - 7 6 - John Way – Dr to 1 shoe - 2 - - Peter Mctargart – Dr to staple and Clapper - 1 6 - Isarael Tripp – Dr to link in chain - - 3 ½ 22 John Vanskiver – Dr - to plow plates 4 lb 2 oz - 5 2 - Isarael Tripp – Dr to Laying shear - 10 - + Peter C Brown – Dr to putting 3 links to a chain - 1 6 - James Mctargart – Dr to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 24 Isaac Mowerson – Dr - to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 - Nemiah Orsburn - Dr to Cleavis Bolt - 1 - - John Vanskiver – Dr to 2 links in a Chain - - 6 - Joseph Foster – Dr to pointing shear - 6 3 - Richard Morden – Dr to sharpning shear - 1 3 - John R Way – Dr to pointing shear - 6 9 to Laying cotter - 3 6 to 12 rivvets - - 6 Image 40 – Carm Foster 32 Sophiasburgh 6. mo25 – 1817 ₤ S d - to Laying bar of Iron on the Colter - 5 - - Matthew Snider – Dr to setting 1 shoe - - 7 ½ - Nemiah Orsburn – Dr to sharpning Shear - 1 3 26 John Gorsline – Dr to pointing Shear - 6 3 to putting ribbet in the shear - - 6 Adam Short – Dr - to Laying Shear - 10 - to Sharpning Colter - - 6 28 John DeMill – Dr - to Hooks and Eyes 31 lb 1 18 9 - Nehemiah Orsburn – Dr to Laying Colter with Iron and Steel - 7 6 to Welding Cap on the landside - 2 6 Isaac Mowerson – Dr - to welding a drag tooth and sharpn 1 - 1 - - John Gorslin – Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 Richard Morden – Dr - to setting 3 shoes - 1 10 ½ - Levy Roblin – Dr to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 30 Philip Roblin – Dr - to pointing Shear - 6 3 to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to a hook and staple for the plow - 3 6 to mending a Chain - - 6 - John Gorslin – Dr to Laying Cleavis - 1 6 7 mo 1 Joseph Foster – Dr - to plow plates 3 lbs - 3 9 - John Gorslin – Dr to mending ring and staple - 2 3 - Isarael Tripp – Dr to upsetting 2 Axes - 3 - - John Gorslin – Dr to mending staple a key - 1 3 - Isarael Mowerson – Dr to Image 41 – Carm Foster 33 Sophias burgh 7 mo3 1817 ₤ S D Levy Roblin – Dr - to pointing a Shear - 6 3 7 17 3 2 -2 -8 - to setting 1 shoe - - 7 ½ to Sharpning Shear & Colter - 1 6 - John R Way – Dr to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ -0 9 Nehemiah Orsburn – Dr to Sharpning Shear & Colter - 1 3 to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 16 Isarael Tripp – Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 17 Isaac Mowerson – Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 - John R Way – Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 18 Isarael Tripp – Dr - to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 19 Nehemiah Orsburn – Dr - to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 - James Mctargart – Dr to setting 1 shoe - - 7 ½ 21 Matthew Snider - Dr to setting 2 shoers - 1 3 - to Sharpning Shear & Colter - 1 3 to Sharpning drag teeth - - 9 - Isaac Mowerson – Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3. 22 James Mctargart – Dr - to Sharpning 2 Sheaves - 2 6 John Gorslin – Dr - to welding a large Cleavis - - 9. to piercing a bolt making key hole - - 10. - to Sharpning Colter - - 6 - Matthew Snider – Dr to welding & setting 2 shoes - 2 - - Isaac Mowerson – Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3. Image 42 – Carm Foster 34 Sophias burgh 7 mo 24 – 1817 ₤ S D John Vanskiver – Dr - to 2 heel & 2 nib wegges - - 10. - to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 Isaac Mowerson – Dr - to a hasp & staple for the long waggon - 2 9. John Vanskiver – Dr - to welding hee ring - - 6 to a heel weg & nib weg - - 6. 8 mo 1 Isarael Tripp – Dr 2 to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to setting 2 and sharpning - 1 6 5 Isaac Mowerson – Dr -0 to a ring & ribbet on sythesheath? - 1 3. Samuel Mctargart – Dr - to Setting 2 shoes - 1 3 6 James Mctargart – Dr - to hoopping Waggon wheel - 5 - 6 Peter C Brown – Dr + to mending a Sythe - 2 - - Richard Morden – Dr to 27 ¾ lb of hooks and Eyes 1 14 8 ½ - Isarael Tripp – Dr to toing 2 shoes sharpningshoes - - 10. - Joseph Foster – Dr to 7 nails for waggon tire - 1 6 - John Way – Dr to a nib iron, and weg & heel weg - 2 6 7 John Vanskiver – Dr - to welding Augur - - 10 + Peter C Brown – Dr to welding heel ring 4 wegges - 1 4 ½ 8 Mathew Snider – Dr - to welding Cleavise making bolt - 1 6 - John Way – Dr to spindle - 1 3. 9 John Vanskiver – Dr - to a hasp and 2 staples - 1 6 Image 43 Doug Smith Sophias Burgh 8 mo 9th 1817 £ S D Matthew Snider Dr to pointing a Shear - 6 3 Levy to mending Chane 3 new links - 2 6 to reparing fanning mill Irons - 3 9 to setting 4 shoes - 2 6 11 to a nib Iron - 2 - to a pich fork - 3 9 12 John Way Dr to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to a hasp for the waggon - 1 9 to mending pich fork - 1 - 13 to welding 2 bolts making one - 2 6 to 3 ¾ lb of Chane - 4 9 to Ironing Cradle sneath - 2 6 14 to mending 3 sythes - 4 - to a heel weg - - 3 ½ to a pich fork - 3 9 to Laying Shear with steel - 12 6 to 2 staples for the Barn doore - 3 4 15 John Way Dr to setting one shoe - - 7 ½ Matthew Snider Dr to making & setg 2 Shoes - 4 - to an Eye to a shear - 1 3 Image 44 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 18 of 8 mo 1817 £ S D to mending a Sythe - 1 6 to mending Sythe - 1 6 to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ 28 John R Way Dr to setting 2 Shoes - 1 3 to setting 2 Shoes on Orsburn horse - 1 3 to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ to putting heel to a sythe - 2 - to fixing Styllards - - 9 to setting 4 Shoea - 2 6 9 mo 1 John Storing Dr to mending Crank faning Mill - 1 6 to fixing kittle bail - 1 - to setting 6 Shoes, 1 toe - 4 ½ 2 to Laying Shear with Iron a piece on the Cap & pointing with Steel - 17 6 to pinting with steel - 6 3 to hooping a waggon wheel - 5 - Levy to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to fixing plow plates & nales - 1 - to putting heel to a Sythe - 1 - to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ 3 to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to mending bolt - 1 - Image 45 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 9 mo 4 1817 £ S D to mending Sythe - 1 3 to 2 shoes ans setting - 3 9 to setting 2 shoes 1 toe - 1 6 to Laying shear with steel - 12 6 to mending Chain - 3 6 5 to 4 staples and hooks - 1 6 to Laying Shear with his steel - 10 - to sharpning Shear - 1 3 6 to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 to Laying Colter & sharp shear - 5 - to a Chain 18 ½ lb 1 3 9 ½ 8 to pointing shear - 5 6 to seting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ to seting 2 shoes - 1 3 to Ribbiting Ox yoak - 1 6 to Laying Shear & welding the strap - 10 9 to Laying a Shear with steel - 12 6 to Landsiding a shear - 8 - 9 Matthew Snider Dr to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ to Laying Shear with steel - 12 6 10 to putting tine to a pich fork - 1 3 11 to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 12 to pointing Shear - 6 3 Image 46 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 9 mo 12 1817 £ S D to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to Ironing swivvle tree - 10 - Levy to putting piece in Cleavice - 1 3 to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 16 to point and capping Shear - 11 3 to fixing a hook Cleavice - 1 - to putting head to a bolt - - 9 to welding drag tooth - 1 - to welding drag tooth - 1 3 ½ 17 John Way Dr to mending bit and a key - - 6 to laying drawer knife - 5 - Levy to a bush sythe - 8 - 18 to piecing bolt key & Cotrel - 1 6 to pointing Shear - 7 - to Laying shear with steel - 12 6 19 to putting brace & Cap & sharpning a shear - 8 - John DeMill Dr to Sarpning drag teeth - - 9 to Laying an Ax - 6 3 20 to mending Shovel - 3 9 to Laying an Ax - 6 3 Image 47 – Carm Foster 39 [Transcribers Note: written in the left hand margin from the bottom of the page to the top is the following – “Samuel Noxon Samuel Noxon Sophias Burg Sophias burgh 2 mo 22. 1817 ₤ S D John Vanskiver – Dr - to 2 links put in a Chane - - 7 ½ - Levy Roblin – Dr to reparing & sharpning Shear - 2 - - Serenus Parks – Dr to mending Chane - 1 3 24 Samuel Mctargart – Dr - to Ironing Swivvletree welding ring - 1 6 - Joseph Morden – Dr to a Chain 17 ½ lb 1 1 10 ½ 26 Philip Roblin - Dr - to fixing chane hook - - 7 ½ - James McTargart – Dr to fixing hook to swivvletree - - 10 - James Orsburn Junr - Dr to making Burnning Iron - - 7 ½ + Peter C Brown - Dr to Laying drawer knife - 5 6 - John Way – Dr to Sharpning Shear, making key - 1 6 to Setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ - Matthew Snider – Dr to setting 1 new Shoe - 2 - - Isarael Tripp – Dr to Setting 2 shoes - 1 3 29 Philip Roblin – Dr - to Sharpening - 1 3 to setting 1 shoe - - 7 ½ to putting piece in a Cleavice - 1 - - Joseph Foster – Dr to welding & sharpn dragteeth - 1 - - James Mctargart junr – Dr to Laying an Ax - 6 3 - Matthew Snider – Dr to Laying Cleavice - 1 - to Sharpning drag teeth, weld - 1 - 10 mo 2 Samuel Mctargart – Dr to fixing hammer - - 7 ½ Philip Roblin – Dr - to Sharpning Shear - 1 - to putting an Eye in a Shear - 1 3 3 to Setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ to Sharpning Shear - 1 3 to making Staple - - 3 ½ Image 48 – Carm Foster 40 Sophias burgh 10 mo 6 – 1817 ₤ S D - John R Way – Dr to a band for the plow tail fixing plate 2 spikes - 1 6 - Philip Roblin – Dr to a bolt for the Cleavice - 1 - - to Sharpning Shear & Colter - 1 3 - Matthew Snider – Dr to mending Cleavice - 1 - 2? James Mctargart – Dr - to 2 new shoes ?Ba - 4 - to setting 2 Shoes - 1 3 - Richard Morden – Dr to 1 new Shoe to making 1 & setting - 3 7 8 ¼ to making hook for Colter - 1 6 8 ½ 2 ½ Philip Roblin - Dr 18 ¼ to making knife & fork for the apple machine - 1 - JBaay? - John Way - Dr Joaact? to 1 Ax - 12 6 9 - Philip Roblin – Dr to 1 new Shoe steel toed - 2 - - Levy Roblin – Dr to 1 new Ax - 12 6 10 Levy Roblin – Dr - to 2 new shoes & setting - 4 - 11 Joseph Foster – Dr to Laying a Cleavice - 1 9 13 Philip Roblin – Dr to setting & toeing 1 shoe - - 10 ½ - Isarael Tripp – Dr to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ - to a spindle for guil wheel - 1 - to Setting 1 shoe - - 7 ½ - Levy Roblin to a weg. 4 ¾ lbs - 4 6 - John Demill – Dr to 2 hooks for the Crane - 2 - Image 49 – Carm Foster 41 Sophias burgh 10 mo 18, 1817 - ₤ S D - John Vanskiver – Dr to 1 Ax - 12 6 - John R Way – Dr to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 - John Storing – Dr to Laying and welding the poll of an Ax - 7 - R 20 Peter C Brown – Dr + to 1 new shoe set - 2 - 21 Peter C Brow – Dr + to Bake kittle bale - 2 - Samuel Mctargart – Dr + to 1 Ax - 12 6 to 2 new Shoes - 4 - 22 Jacob Cronk – Dr - to 2 new Shoes - 4 - to setting 2 shoes one toe - 1 6 ½ - John R Way – Dr to fixing bridle bits - 1 6 - William Wood – Dr to laying Cleavice - 1 3 23 Joseph Foster – Dr- - to 2 new shoes - 4 to Setting 2 Shoes - 1 3 25 John Gorslin – Dr - to Sharpning welding pick - 1 - - Richard Morden – Dr to setting 2 Shoes - 1 3 - Matthew Snider – Dr to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ 29 James Mctargart – Dr to 4 Waggon boxes wt. 10 lb - 10 - - Joseph Foster – Dr to 2 butcher knives - 3 6 - Isarael Tripp – Dr to fixing Mill Irons - 4 - 11. mo 1 Isarael Tripp – Dr - to making dog for the saw Mill - 13 6 - John Way – Dr to new shoe 1 old one set - 2 7 ½ to making bale and ears to a pale - 2 - 5 Isarael Tripp – Dr - to making andIrons Wt. 4 lbs 1 4 3 ½ ? | ||
Image 50 – Carm Foster
42 Sophias burgh 11 mo 6th – 1817 £ S D - Isaac Mowerson – Dr to 1 new ax - 12 6 - to 6 ribbits and ribbeting tires hoops - 3 - to fixing the headding Jaw - 1 6 Isaac Mowerson – Dr to Cooppers Adds - 8 - to Laying drawer knife - 6 3 - to mending Cooppers Ax - 1 6 - to hardning drawer knife - - 7 ½ 9 to a new drawer knife - 10 - Levy Roblin – Dr - to toeing and setting 1 shoe - 1 - 11 John Vanskiver – Dr - to mending Shovel 1 - 3 6 - John Way – Dr to 1 butcher knife - 1 - John Gorslin – Dr to a plow Shear Wt. 35 lb Layed with Iron, a - a ducting 22 lb for the Shear Mold at /6 pr lb Remains 2 2 9 14 Levy Roblin – Dr - to setting 1 Shoe - - 7 ½ to welding pole of an ax & upsetting - 1 6 - John DeMill – Dr to 2 staples for the Barn doors - 3 4 15 John Vanskiver – Dr - to mending Chains – 3 links - - 10 ½ - Richard Morden – Dr to 2 hooks and eyes 5 ¼ lb - 6 6 ½ 18 Peter C Brown – Dr + to 1 new Shoe - 2 - to toeing and fixing 2 shoes setting - 2 - 19 John Vanskiver – Dr - to hook 21 Levy Roblin – Dr - to 3 new shoes - 6 - to toeing and fixing 3 shoes and setting - 3 - Image 51 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 11 mo 21 1817 £ S D John Demill Dr to toeing fixing 2 shoe setting - 2 - 24 John R Way Dr to 4 new Shoes - 8 - to toeing 3 shoes and sitting 4 shoes - 3 7 ½ to dung fork - 10 - to mending the Eye of Isarael Tripps pick - 7 3 to 2 Axes @ 12 / 6 1 5 - to drawing kittle bale - 1 - to a hollowing Adds - 6 3 28 to a dung fork - 10 - to a Chisle - 1 6 to Laying a drawer knife - 6 3 Levy to 2 ribbets for the shovel - 1 - to toeing and setting 2 shoes - 2 - 12 m to bucket bale 4 Eares and Ribbets - 3 6 to sitting 4 new shoes - 8 - Matthew Snider Dr to welding a socket on dung fork - 1 3 3 to a plow shear Layed and Capt with steel 2 6 3 Image 52 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 12 mo 1811 £ S D to a ring - 6 - John DeMill Dr to a bolt - 1 6 6 to mending dung fork - 1 3 9 Matthew Snider Dr to bridle bit 1 / ribbet tea kittle - 1 3 to putting socket fixing dung fork - 3 9 to mending Cleavice - - 7 ½ 10 to welding 1 link and 1 new link Chane 1 to shewing sled steel plaited 3 5 - to making butcher knife - 1 - Levy to Ironing sled steel plated 4 - 7 ½ 12 to mending bolt in the roller - 1 - to making 2 bolts for the roller - 5 - to welding shoes and putting them on the sled - 12 - John DeMill Dr to making shovle handle _ 6 3 13 to 4 new Shoes and setting - 8 - to sitting 4 old shoes and sharpning 3 - Levy to making 2hooks @ 1 / 2 - 3 4 to 2 Ribbits @ / 4 - - 8 to 8 staples and 4 links - 2 - to mending Bridle bits - - 3 to mending Crank pepper Mill - - 7 ½ 18 to betle rings and weg 9 lb - 11 3 to an Ax - 12 6 to setting 8 shoes, toing 5 - 7 3 to sharpning and sitting 2 shoes - 1 6 Image 53 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 12 mo 20th 1817 £ S D to 8 Shoes and sitting - 16 - to a bolt for the sled tonge - 2 - to a hook for a swivvle tree - 4 3 to an Ax - 12 6 to a bolt 2 / to welding a bolt and hook 2 9 to band on the runner - 2 3 to 4 shoes and sitting - 8 - to 4 shoes and sitting - 8 - to sharpning ans sitting 4 shoea - 3 - John Demill Dr to toeing and sitting 2 shoes - 2 - 22 to band on the sled - 1 6 to 4 shoes and sitting - 8 - 23 JohnR Way Dr to fanning Mill Irons - 6 - to links and staples for sled box - 2 - 24 to 1 Ax - 12 6 to 2 wegges and a frow 12 lb - 15 - 25 to a shaft for fanning Mill - 2 6 to 7 shoes and sitting - 14 - to sitting 2 new shoes - 4 - 26 to mending Chain - 2 3 Image 54 Doug Smith Sophiasburgh 12 mo 26 1817 £ S D to 2 shoes and sitting - 4 - to 2 shoes toeing and sharpning - 1 9 to a crank for fanning Mill - 2 3 1 mo 6 1819 John Huff, weaver Dr to Cash 8 / 6 - 8 6 to his order paid to Loes Palmer 2 7 10 £2 16 4 By ? 3 of totle? John Huff Cr By weaving 84 ½ yds of tow and linen Cloth at / 8 d pr yd 2 16 4 7 mo to Laying and Capping shear - 18 - 12 to Laying and Capping shear - 18 - to 1s / 9d coming from to 5 heal Wegges @ / 2 - - 10 8 mo to setting 2 shoes - 1 3 1 1 11 7 mo to putting a peace on a Sythe - 1 6 8 mo to putting heal on a Sythe - 2 6 16 to fixing 2 sythes 0 2 - to 9 lb of side pork @ 1 / - - 9 - Image 55 – Carm Foster 47 Sophias burgh 21st 8 mo 1819 Joseph Caller – Dr to 2 lb of Butter - @/9 - 1 6. 24 to 12 ½ lb of Mutton - @/4 ½ - 4 8 ½ 30 to 1 ½ lb of Butter - @ 9/- - 1 6 9 mo4 to 3 lb of Butter @ 9/- - 3 - 10 to 10 ¾ of Mutton @/4 - 3 7. 25 to 1 ½ lb of Butter @-1/- - 1. 6 27 to 4 ¾ lb of Butter @ 1/- - 4 9. 10 mo to 2 ½ lb Butter @ 1/- - 2 6 Brought forward - - 9 - 1 12 - 6 mo to 1ct 98 lb of second flour - 15 - to 2 ct of fine flour 1 2 6 to 30 ¾ lb of Vale at 1/4 - 10 - to ¼ lb of tobacco @ 2/6 - - 7 ½ to Cash 1 10 - to 17 ¾ lb of Side pork @ 7 ½ d - 11 1 ½ 7 mo 19 to to ½ ct hundred of flour - 6 - to 10 lb of shingle nails - 15 - to ¼ of bushel of corn - 0 7 ½ 12 mo 6 to Cash 5 17 10 ½ - 7 6 William Longaere – Cr 6 5 1 ½ By Mason work stoning Seller 6 5 1 ½ Sophiasburg 5 mo 9th 1830, ‘ ‘ ‘ [Transcribers note: the following is written by a different hand. The UBA? at the end of this page appears to be a signature] S O may god Bless us may he Save us eternally for Christ Sake Amen Sophias Burg June 21st UBA? Image 56 – Carm Foster 48 Sophias Burgh 9th mo 10 – 1819 Joseph Calles – cr By 7 days work 1 14 - 5 mo 29 1820 Isaac Wright – Dr Cr By 3 days work @ 6/- - 18 - 7 mo 22 By 5 ½ days - @ 6/- 1 13 - 29 By 6 days - @ 6/- 1 16 - 8 mo5 By 6 days - @ 6/- 1 16 - Printice – 6 days - @ 4/ 1 4 - 12 By 6 days 1 16 - Printice 6 – days 1 4 - 19 By 6 days 1 16 - 26 Printice 6 days 1 4 - By 5 ½ days 1 13 - Printice 6 1 4 - 9 mo2 By 4 ¼ days 1 7 - Printice 4 ½ - 18 - 16 By 6 days 1 14 6 Printice 6 1 3 - 24 By 6 days 1 16 - Printice 6 days 1 4 - 29 By 4 ½ days 1 7 - - Printice 4 ½ - 18 - By finishing the upper Story 6 - - ₤ 32 11 6 10 mo 13 Isaac Wright – Dr to cash 32 11 6 recp? Of 0? Image 57 – Carm Foster 49 Sophias Burg ƒƒ Edward Hicks – Dr to Cash - 1 8 3 mo 1 1822 George Arthors – Cr By Labour ₤ 10 3 2 George Arthors – Dr to cash 3 5 - to striped flannel 5 3/5 yds. 1 3 - to making two shirts - 3 - to 1 pair of mittings - 2 - 4 13 - Balance due to George Arthurs 5 10 2 4 mo 2 George Arthor – Dr to 2 ¾ yds of full Cloth a 10/- 1 7 6 to a pare of trowser – 3/- - 3 0 to half soles for a pare of shoes - 1 3 6 mo4 to Cash - 10 - to a fur hat - 17 6 29 to Cash - 5 - to Sole leather for pair shoes - 3 9 to making by Isaac Morden - 4 - to cording and thread while making - 1 - to Cash – two Cr? was ma?? - 11 - to articles from Nash - 8 - to making pair Penin? trowser - 2 - to a pair of socks - 4 - 4 18 0 George Arthurs – Cr by 9 months labour 18 - - Credit Brought down 5 10 2 23 10 2 Debit Brought down 4 18 - 18 12 2 12 mo9 to cash 8 2 2 due to George Arthurs 10 10 0 2 mo 3d 1823 to Cash 3 - - to Cash 5 - - Due to George Arthurs 2 10 - Image 58 – Carm Foster 50 Sophias Burgh December 1821 [Transcribers note: three large “X’s” have been drawn through all the entries on this page] to Sheuing a hors 2 new Shoes and Seling too Old Shoes toing 1 Old Shoe 4 6 - John Vanscriver to a new Shoe 2 - - John Vanscriver 2? Hooks and Eys 2 6 - John Vanscriber to fastning Shoe on Sled 1 3 - to irning Sled 1 1 1 Richard Morden to rods for pleashure Slead - 8 - Richard Morden to Makin 8 Shoes and Seting - 16 - John vanscriver to Sheuing horses finding 5 new Shoes and one old Sheu Seting 6 Shoes and to have by ?bs ? 8 6 John vanscriver to finding 5 new Shoes and Seting - 6 - John Vanscriver to fixing Small whifeltry? - 1 - and putting an ear on Swilpale - - 7 ½ Image 59 – Carm Foster 51 Sophias burg December 1821 John Vansciver – Dr ₤ S D to 2 new shoes, two old shoes 1 toe and sitting - 4 6 { 20 to 1 new Shoe and setting - 2 - to 2 hooks and Eyes - 2 6 to fastning shoe on the sled - 1 3 1 mo 6-1822 to 3 new shoes 1 old and setting 6 3 small links - 8 6 10 to 3 new shoes and setting - 6 - to fixing swivvletree - 1 - to putting an Ear to a pail - - 7 ½ 3 mo5 to mending stirrup for sawmill - 5 6 8 to making stirrup for sawmill - 4 6 5 mo 24 1823 Edward Hicks – Dr {to account brought forward - 1 8 {to cash - 15 - {Edward Hicks – Cr ₤ - 16 8 {By the service of the Horse to two mares 2 10 - {Balance due ₤ 1 13 4 {to Cash 1 13 4 3 mo15,1823 1 2 8 Oliver Taylor – Dr to 8 lb of Tallow - 6 -0 6 mo 15 to 168 lb of Midlins - 12 0 11 mo to making a howelling knif and an Iron driver and making pot bale and setting two shoes 0 7 6 8 mo 16.1823 to making Eyes for crane and fixing mantle tree barr - 5 - 9 mo 20-1824 to 3 Bushels of potatoes @ 2/6 - 7 6 Image 60 – Carm Foster 52 Sophias Burg 14 of Isaac Mouressen – Dr to Ironing a sled 1 10 - 2 mo 28 to making bolt for neck yoke - 1 - 12 mo 6 1821 Richard Morden – Dr to 8 hooks and eyes - 8 - to bolt to hold the braces - - 7 ½ 1 mo 4.1822 to 4 rods for the pleasure sled - 8 - to making 8 shoes and sitting - 10 - cr By 6 lb of Iron - 2 6 11 mo 1821 Nehemiah Orsburn – Dr to putting piece on the Crane - 1 3 5 mo 1 1822 Richard Morden – Dr to welding point plowshear - 1 - 15 to making links staples and hasp - 2 6 8 mo10 to sitting 2 soes - 1 - to making hook to a swivvletree - 1 3 2 mo 21 1824 George Arthors – act brought forward due to him 2 10 - to 1 Calf skin - 12 6 1 17 6 to pair of scock 2/6 – ½ soles 1/3 - - 3 9 Due 1 13 9 to cash 1 5 - - 8 9 5 mo 20-1824 John Vansciver – Dr to 7 Bushels of potatoes 2/6 - 17 6 Image 61 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: It appears from the handwriting several people have placed entries on this page] 5 3 – 3 mo 10.1797 Daniel Haight – Dr to one spinning Wheel - 17 6 5 mo10 1800 to ten Bushels of potatoes @ 2/6 1 5 - 10 mo 10 1802 to 80 Bushels of Wheat lent the 23d of 5 month 1827 wing ke 6 mo 18 1814 Joel Haight – Dr to one Barrel of flour @ 67/6 3 7 6 25 to two Barrels of flour @ 67/6 6 15 - Due ₤ 10 1 6 1833 Sept 7th Daniel Adams to 1 pig “ 3 2 ½ Samuel Barton to ½ a pig “ 2 1 Joseph Butler – Dr To carying him home 2/- putting up suit? 2/- 4 - 1839 Lewis R Snider D March To 1 cwt 2 quarters? Bran @ 2/6 - 3 9 “ “ 21 lbs lard @ 7 3 back peces 4/- 1 4 3 april “ 2 cwt Bran 5/- 1 Cwt fine Mid? 1 Ø Ø 1840 149 lbs Beef @ $4 00 1 10 Ø Feb 7th “ 9 ¼ lbs Tallow @ 7 ½ Ø 5 9 ½ “ “ 4 ½ bushel potatoes @ 1/3 Ø 5 7 ½ mon 7 “ 6 bush peas @ 2/6 Ø 15 Ø 1839 Lewis, R, Snider Cr & By lumber for 1000 rails @ 2/6 1 5 0 1840 “ 341 ft inch Boards @ 4/- 0 13 9 “ 200 ft lath @ 3/6 0 7 0 “ 82 ft rough edge @ 3/- 1 skirtting 5/ 0 3 0 Image 62 – Carm Foster 54 6 mo 16 Reuben Way Dr to 12 bushels of potatoes (per 1 6 whole amount - - 18 6 mo to forty one pounds of flour to one bushel potatoes - 1 6 7 mo 2nd to one bushel of Indian corn - 2 6 7 mo to one hundred and eighty five pounds of flour 4 mo 29 1830 David Barker Borrowed 200 feet of ¾ Boards 8 mo17 Francis English by labour ½ Day - 2 - 18th by one Days labour - 4 - “ 20th by one day at 4 Shll pr D - 4 - “ 21 by one Day – a/-4- - 4 - 0 14 0 11 mo 13th David Barker returned 110 feet of Boards, 1830 James M Trumpour lost time April 13th ¼ d Apr,l 30 ¼ d May 10 ½ d June 1st 1 d June 15 ½ d June 29th ½ d July Aug 12 1 d Aug 16 ½ d Sept 4 ½ d Oct 5 ½ d Oct 12 ½ d Oct 14 ½ d Oct 24 ½ d Oct 29 ¼ d Al Novm 1 ½ day Image 63 Doug Smith 10 mo 1829 to Cash 0 2 9 1830 2 mo 3 to Cash 1 10 - 3 mo 1 to Cash 0 5 0 4 mo 19th to Cash to pay James Toner 3 11 3 £ 5 9 6 5 mo 28 to Cash to pay for Land 15 0 0 6 mo 12 to Cash paid when McCoy present 2 10 - 28 to Cash for Tom Cunningham 0 5 - 8 mo 26 to Cash to pay dunning and Hancok 3 0 - 5 mo 13 To Sole leather for half soles and heels and upper Leather for fixing pair Boots and finding thread - 2 9 5 mo 18 to 2 bushels of potateas @ 1 / 6 - 3 - 7 mo 1 to Goods from Samuel Munro - 4 5 7 mo 27 to ½ a day Cost in mowing time - 8 mo 9th to 1 day in harvest - 5 - 8 mo 18th to 1 day lost in Pea harvest - 8 mo 28 to ½ a day lost to stack hay - 10th mo 14 to Cash going to his uncle 0 5 0 17th to Cooks day & ½ to J Taylor 0 4 6 £ 27 10 2 1830 5 mo 1 Owen Garret Cr for 1 hors 18 15 - for 1 Ox 6 5 - 11 mo 3 for 6 months work @ £2 15 0 pr mo 16 10 - £ 41 10 - Debt Brought dow 27 10 - 1830 due Owen Garret £ 14 - - 12 mo 8 due Garret Dr to Cash 14 - - Image 64 Doug Smith 1830 5 mo 1 Owen Garret Cr By 1 Horse £ 18 5 - By 1 Ox 6 5 - Brought down £ 25 - - 5 mo to Thirteen pounds side pork @ / 5 - 5 5 paid To 3 lbs of Butter @ / 10 - 2 6 To 12 lbs of hogs Lard @ / 6 - 6 - 13 To 1 Shoe knife - 1 - 6 mo 15 To 17 ¾ lb of Wool @ 2 / - 1 15 6 To 101 lb of To 6 lb of Cheese old @ / 6 0 3 0 £ 3 4 5 1831 5 mo to Cash - 5 - 16 to order 1 Ewe and Lamb @ 13 / 9 - 13 9 - 18 9 to 3 Sheep @ 21 / 9 1 1 9 to 6 Bushels and 3 pecks potatoes - 10 - Cr £ 2 10 6 24 My Labour 2 - 6 Balance £ - 10 0 6 mo to 106 lb of Wool and to returne the one half in yarn to 6 Bushels of Potatoes @ 1 / 6 - 9 - 7 mo 2 Alexander Way Dr to order for to Cash 1 10 - £ 3 - - 6 mo to 100 cwt of fine midlins - 12 6 to 10 bushels of potatoes 1 / 9 - 17 6 to 10 Bushels of potatoes 1 / 9 - 17 6 Butrn Bows Cr by 1 ½ days work - 7 6 Image 65 Doug Smith June to 11 lbs 2 oz of Salt 20 1832 July 3 John Dean Credit by three days and half work - 10 6 to one Barrel of flour 1 7 6 July 14th John Dean Credit by 2 days work - 6 - Sept to one fat Sheep 10 / - 12 6 Sept to two pigs - 5 6 august 1832 John Dean Cr by 8 ½ days work 5 / 2 2 6 commenced to work to goods from the store - 19 - april 5th 1833 to chain and key for Wach - 3 9 at 17 doll to cash to J Curlist? - 10 - for 7 month to one pair pumps 10 / - 10 - $ 47 to Cash 4 /p - - 4 to one pen knife 1 / 6 - 1 6 1833 to one fine hat 25 / 1 5 - June 1st to five Shilling Cash 5 / - 5 - to making pair trowserz 2 / 6 - 2 6 15th to Cash 2 / 6 to needles / 4 - 2 10 to Cash by B way 5 / - 5 - to goods from the store 12 / 10 - 12 10 aprill to two Bushels of potatoes - 4 - to Six bushels of potatoes @ 2 / 5 - 13 6 august 7th Brittian Bowers Cr by august 7th John dean Cr by Image 66 Doug Smith 1833 James July 2 to Cash 10 / - 10 - Da 22 to Scythe 5 / 6 Sneath 3 / 9 rake 1 / 6 - 10 3 august 3 to goods from the Store 32 / 3 ½ 1 12 3 ½ Da 10 to goods from the Store 12 / 9 - 12 9 aug 12 to Shwing horse 3/10 to one belt / 10 - 4 8 aug 16 to Service of the Buglur mare 2/5 - 2 5 to one pair gloves 4/ one rope halter /10 - 4 10 augst 28 to Barox 1/10 Box /10 Brush /10 Soap /3 - 3 9 ¨ to one ounce of opium - 2 6 29 to Service of the B mare 1/ 3 - 1 3 31 to knife 1/8 Bottle Black 1 / 2 - 2 10 Taylors Bill 33 / 1 ¼ to ½ the Baessor? /6 1 13 7 ½ Sept 1st to 2 ¼ yards of best full cloth 1 / 8 - 14 - ¨ 4 to one pocket comb / 7 ½ - - 7 ½ ¨ ¨ 1 pair Hose 1/8 ½ lb Snuff 1/3 - 2 6 ¨ Buttons from I M. 4/8 ac to T D /10 - 5 1 ¨ 1 Kalf ½ 1 pair Bee & 1/3 net charged / - 1 4 ¨ 7 ¨ 1 chalk line /6 ¼ pound Raisns / 2 ½ - - 8 ½ ¨ 17 ¨ Board for the Tailor 1/ Cotton ¾ yd /6 - 1 6 ¨ 20 ¨ 1 Quire paper /3 2 yds fustian 1/3 2/6 - 3 9 ¨ 1 fancy hat 9/ 1 dozen Buttons /10 - 3 10 ¨ 25 ¨ Cork 15/ 1 pair Socks 2/6 - 17 6 Oct 25 ¨ 12 Trains Thread @ ½ d / 8 thread /6 - 6 - 12 ¨ 2 ¾ yds flanarete @ 4/ 1 axe 1/ 1 1 1 ¨ ¨ ¨ Service of the B mare ¨ ¨ ¨ 1 pair Socks 2/6 use of the horse / 10 - 3 4 ¨ 22 ¨ Use of T Mare / 10 - - 10 ¨ 24 ¨ 4 yds full Cloth @ 6/3 1 5 - ¨ ¨ ¨ Bill of goods from the store - 16 ½ ¨ 25 ¨ Bill from T Demoul 5/6 - 5 ½ ¨ 24 ¨ Bill from Cooperaters /6 - - 6 ¨ 27 ¨ Service of the B mare 1/ - 1 - Novm 1 ¨ Cash 10 / Service of Maggie & Guers? 8/9 - 18 9 1833 James N Trumpour Credit 11 mo 11th By labour 7 months 19 11 6 11 mo 11th to Cash 19 11 6 6 mo 23 Jacob Bowers Cr By 1 Spinning wheel 17 / 6 - 17 6 to 3 lbs of gruy Rods @ 2 / 6 - 7 6 Image 67 Doug Smith 1838 February to 25 pounds of Tallow @ / 8 ½ - 17 8 to one bushel of apples 4 / 6 - 4 6 to 1000 Barrel Staves 1 2 6 May 1803 Credit by 11 + flour Barrels 1 10 - 1 mo 11 Charick Gilbert commenced 1834 work for 3 months @ 20 /-/8.2 month 2 mo 3 to Cash 5 / - 5 - ¨ 10 ¨ 2 ylls linien @ 1/6 1 spool thred /4 , 3 doz Buton 1/3 - 4 7 11 ¨ half Soling his Boots - 2 - 18 ¨ 1 pair gloves 2/ 1 Knife 1/9 - 3 9 3 mo 1 ¨ Board young to School - 5 6 ¨ 8 ¨ making Shistey? - 3 - ¨ 19th ¨ making trousers 2/6 trimings 1/ - 3 6 5 mo } This a/c Settled 1 7 4 3 mo 22 Credit by Labour 1 19 - Balance due to C Gilbert, - 11 8 1834 Samuel Barker Commenced Work the 10th of 4 Month for one year at $ 108 pr ? 7 mo 8 to 2 boxes Soda powder @ 1/6 0 3 0 ¨ 11 mo 9th ¨ 2 ¾ yds Best full Cloth @ 6/6 - 17 9 ½ 12 mo 5 ¨ 2 pair Socks 4/6 postage on letter 2/7 7 1 ¨ postage on two letters @ 1 / 6 ½ - 3 1 1835 ¨ 1 Knife / 18 2 Dozen Buttons 2 8 - 2 2 2 mo 2 ¨ 1 pair Drawers - 7 9 3 mo 1 ¨ postage in letter from Jane Gours? - - 9 3 m 22 ¨ Cloth for Alen Barker 65 / 1 3 5 1 ¨ ¨ ¨ Waiscoat patern 1 / 10 0 11 10 ¨ ¨ ¨ Rackoon Cap 0 15 0 31 ¨ postage on letter 3/7 0 2 7 april 24 this A/c Settled £ 6 – 14 – 0 6 14 0 the a/c ?? off and B?? 6 april 30 hired Dec 1835 James Top Coat times 4 ½ days ¨ ¨ ¨ ¨ ¨ ¨ 2 ½ days Image 68 Doug Smith 1833 May David Taylor to Butress & Hau?? - 2 3 to Cash 50s/ 2 10 - William Thomas Cr By Labour at mason work 3 6 3 1838 Sept 10th of house at £ 8 – 0 – 0 per year 1832 James B F Cotter took 8 - - December 20 possession of house at Demorest Ville [Demorestville] 1833 James B F Cotter left possession of May 25 house at Demorest Ville 1833 Alexander Way took possession May 25 of house at Demorest Vile 1833 Alexander Way left possession Augst 14 of house at Demorest Ville Oct to 16 Gallons Soap @ 1/ - 1 - Oct 17th to mending auger 1/ - 1 - Novm 7 Thomas Demorest to Cider 15/ - 15 - Novm 7 David Bourdett to 28 gall Cider - 13 - 1834 Able Kemp left possession 2 mo 11th of house at Demorestvlle 2 mo 1834 to 12 bushel cukes @ /6 - 6 - 6 mo to 100 cwt & 8 lb of flour 1 pair pigs 3/6 17 6 John Deans to 1 Barrel flour £ 1 2 6 6 mo to 11 lbs ½ of wool @ 2/3 £ 1 5 10 ½ 8 mo John Dean credit by 12 days labour @ 5/ - 3 1 3 to Cash 1 1 3 Image 69 Doug Smith 1834 9 mo 25th Letter to five Bushels of potatoes @ 2/ - 10 - X Recived of J Nixon Jun 3 / 9 and paid / Tiller - 3 - 1835 May to 24 lb Butter @ / 8 - 16 - To 2 bushels of potatoes @ 2 - 4 4 ¨ To Near 2 bushel of potatoes @ 2/ - 4 4 Aug To 4 ½ lb Butter @ /8 ½ bushell potatoes @ 2/5 - 4 3 July 1st John Nixson Dr To 33 ½ lb pork at -/5 - 13 11 ½ July 1st to 5 ¾ lb Butter @ 8 ½ - 3 3 July 11th to 33 lb of flour at 12/6 pr Cwt - 4 2 ¨ to pork and flour to the amount of - 8 - to 1 bushel Buckwheat - 3 - ¨ John De Groff Credit by 3 days chopping wood @ 3/ - 9 - July 13 John Degroff Credit by ½ day work hoeing potatoes 2 3/8 - 1 7 ½ to 24 lb Butter at 8 - 16 - Oct 27th Nutmeg to 5 bushel apples @ 1/3 - 6 3 Oct to 1 Blte Cider 15/ 1 ½ bushel apples 1/3 18 10 ½ Novm 7 John Degroff Cr By 2 days work @ 2/6 - 5 - Nov ¨ ¨ Dec to 1 ganzer frock 3/9 - 3 9 Dec to 45 lbs of fine flour 2 14/- - 5 6 ´ to four quarts of Salt @ / 3 ½ - - 10 to Soles to mockesons 1 / 3 - 1 3 Image 70 Doug Smith 1835 £ S D Dec 9th to Cash 10 / - 10 - Dec to Cash 20 / 1 - - 27 to 1 ganza shirt 7 / 6 - 7 6 to 2 lb Tobucco 2/-6 pipes /3 - 2 3 Dec to 41 lbsof Side pork @ 4 ½ - 15 4 to 18lb of Best lard @ /5 - 9 - Dec to 20 / Cash 1 - - Dec paid to 4 Sheep 31 / 3 1 11 3 ¨ to order to J Dewie rect 20 / 1 - - ¨ to 2 days Board - 2 - Dec to 3 gallons vinegar @ 1/3 - 3 9 Dec ´ to Juilus Bill pr Ni?? - 1 - 1836 Edward Mealy Dr Feb 5th to 5/- Cash - 5 - Jan to 5 Sheep at 8/7 2 3 9 Jan 21 Edward Mealy came to work at the rate of £ 2-2-8 per ? ? ? Feb to 5 lb cheese @ /6- - - 11 Mar 6 Edward Mealy Dr to Flaxing Jumper - 4 6 Mar 8 Edward Mealy Dr to Cash 40 / 2 - - Image 71 Doug Smith 1836 april to 3 bushel potatoes @ 2/- - 6 - May 16 John De groff Dr 1 bushel potatoes 2/- - 2 - 48 lb of flour @ 13/- cwt - 5 10 May 17th to 27 lb veal @ / 2 ½ & 5 ½ te @ /3 - 9 - May to 18 lb veal @ /3 ½ - 5 3 May to 15 lb veal @ / 2 ½ - 3 1 ½ ¨ to 3 ¾ lb Butter @ / 9 - 2 9 June to 4 lb Butter @ / 9 - 2 9 to Fixing shoes - 1 3 May to 10 Bushel potatoes @ 2/ - 1 - - to Sole Leather for shoes 1 - 2 6 May Jacob roblin Dr to 1 horse 55 Dolls 13 15 - to 25/ Cash 1 5 - June to 17 lb veal @ / 2 ½ - 3 6 ½ June to 18 ½ lb veal @ /3 - 4 1 ½ June 28 Stephen Roblin Dr Junr to Cash 2/6 - 2 6 July 3 Jacob Roblin Cash 20 /- 1 - - ¨ ¨ to 1 pair Shoes 12/6 - 12 6 July to 18 lb veal @ /3 - 4 6 ¨ to 17 lb veal @ / 2 ½ - 3 6 ½ July ?? Mary ann to Cash lent 20 / 1 - - July to 1 pleasure Waggon 300/- 15 - - Stephen Roblin worked 3 months and 1 day By the month ?---? July 22 – and 1st week lost 1 day @ 4/- 2nd do ¨ ½ day @ 4/ 3rd do ¨ 2/3 day @ 5/ Began working 4th November 1836 Image 72 Doug Smith 1836 Sept to Cash 4 / - 4 - Oct 6th to 1 pig Roaster 13 ½ @ 4 - 4 6 ´ to 3 pigs 33 lb @ 4 - 11 - ¨ ¨ to 1 pair Shoes 10/- - 10 - Oct to 2 pigs 36 lb @ 3 ½ - 8 9 ¨ ¨ to pig 10 lb @ 3d - 3 2 ½ Francis Walker to 1 pig 11 lb - 3 2 ½ Oct By Cash 3/9 - 3 9 Oct to 1 pig @ 3/9 - 3 9 Dec to 26 lb cheese @ /6 - 13 - Dec to 19 lb cheese @ /6 - 9 6 Dec to 28 lb chesee @ /6 - 14 - Jan 7th to 43 ½ lb cheese @ /6 1 1 9 ¨ ¨ to 15 ¾ lb cheese @ /6 - 7 10 ½ ´ ´ 1837 by 6 ½ bush hay seed 1 bush apples - 7 10 ½ Feb 24th to 35 lbs chese @ /7 1 5 9 ½ March 16 To 1 Bllu flour @ 45/ 2 5 6 ¨ 1 bushel Barley 4/- - 4 - ¨ 13 ¾ lb cheese @ /6 ½ - 7 - ¨ 6 ¼ butter @ / 10 - 5 - allso ¨ 2 barrels flour @ 48/9 4 17 6 [over write] Cr 8000 Sh 4 3 0 Due me 3 18 3 ? to 16 ½ lb & 17 ½ lb veal - 8 1 May 24 to 12 lb & 17 lb @ /3 veal - 6 9 Image 73 Doug Smith 1837 June To 11 ¼ butter @ / 10 - 9 5 ½ ¨ 11 ¼ lb veal @ / 3 ½ - 3 3 June to 1 ½ Bushel potatoes @ / 3/- - 4 6 ¨ ¨ to 12 ¼ lbs veal @ / 3 ½ - 3 7 ¨ ¨ to 1 ½ Bush potatoes @ 2 / 6 - 3 9 May To 3 bushel potatoes @ 3/ - 9 - Sept 25th to 14 lb mutton @ 4 ¼ - 5 - Sept 25 Harness maker to 15 lb mutton 4 ¼ - 5 3 Nov to 19 lb 12 oz cheese @ /6 - 9 10 Nov Lorll? Dr to 13 ¼ lb butter /10 - 11 4 ½ Dec to 9 ¼ lb Butter @ /10 0 7 8 ½ to 20 ½ lbs Do ― @ /10 0 17 1 1837 & 1838 John Tarrell Dr To 1 yd flannel 3/9 0 3 9 ¨ 3 yds Cotton 3/- 1 1/8 yds check 1 / 4 0 4 4 ¨ 1 yd plain 3/3 1 yd crossbow 3/- 0 6 3 ¨ 1 ½ yd check 1/4 1 hank 1 / 4 0 2 8 ¨ 5 yds flannel 4/3 7 nots yds 1 /2 1 3 7 1 pair Boots 13/9 1 per Do 17/6 1 11 3 1 pair Trouiser 20/- 1 per Do 10/ 1 10 0 1 Cap 7/6 2 hank 3/6 0 11 0 4 yds 3/ 4 flannel 3/9 0 16 0 1 Coat 2/- 1 Jacket 3/ 6 2 12 6 1838 1 pair drawrs 5/-, 2 shirts 14 /- 0 19 6 Jan 20 ¨ 1 pair half soles & Boots 0 2 6 1838 1 lbs tobacca 1/ 6 postage 2/ 4 0 3 10 March 3 goods from Allan Munro , 2 1 7 ¨ to Cash 25 /- 1 5 0 ¨ 1 lb Tobacca 1/ 6 0 1 6 ¨ goods from D B Stevenson 0 7 3 ¨ fixing Boots 1 /- 0 1 0 ¨ 1 Box Pills 1 / 3 0 1 3 ¨ 1 pair shoes 9 / 6 - 9 6 ¨ 1 Box pills 1/3 1 lb Tobacco 1/6 - 2 9 ¨ 10 Gallons Beer 1/ 4 13/4 1 Hat 20/ 1 13 4 ¨ Jacket & Ter—y 10/- making 3/9 - 13 9 ¨ 8 yd Calico – 10 gd lining? @ 2/6 1 12 4 July 29th ¨ 4 yd lining @ 3/- making 4 / - - 16 - ¨ Cash 50/- 2 16 - Image 74 Doug Smith 1836 To ½ barrel pork 37/6 1 17 6 ¨ 4 0 lbs pork 16/- 0 16 0 1836 ¨ harvest work 9/6 0 9 6 ¨ cutting oats & Buckwheat 0 8 9 ¨ paid Curlett 12 / 5 ½ 0 13 5 ½ ¨ Cash 90/- poste on letter /9 4 10 9 ¨ half bushel Salt 1 / 9 0 1 9 John Tarrell Cost time up to May 12th lost 8 days to June 6th lost on him? Whole 15 days 1836 & 37 By 2 barrel pork $ 31 – 7 15 0 ¨ 4 ½ bushels wheat @ 5/6 1 4 9 Jan 29 to 15 lb 13 oz Butter @ 10 0 13 1 & to 1 Barrel pork @ 3 7 6 1837 William Brown Cr By 200 Cuts @ 6/9 0 13 6 ¨ timber cut for 200 3/7 0 7 6 ¨ timber for 300 2/6 0 15 0 1837 George Smith Cr 1 16 0 april By 3 months labour @ 6 15 0 Num By 6 months labour @ 17 10 0 24 5 0 1837 april to Cash 100/- 5 0 0 Num ¨ Cash 40/- 2 0 0 Num ¨ Cash 50 $ 12 10 0 19 10 0 Balance Due Smith 4 15 0 Wain to 2 ½ yds full cloth @ 6/3 0 15 7 ½ By Line? Jacket 7/6 0 7 6 Balance Due me £ 0 8 1 ½ whole a/c due Smith £ 4 6 10 July 29 1838 Settled March 24 1838 Isaac D Nixon 1838 May to pair socks 2/9 - 2 9 ¨ fixin Boots 3/9 - 3 9 ¨ pair Shoes 8/ - 5 6 ¨ Cash 3/- Cash 2/6 - 5 6 ¨ pair Trowsers 14 for Coat 20/ 1 14 0 July 29 Cash 5/- Cash 10/- Trouwsers 7/6 1 2 6 Aug 16 Cash 7/6 1 fir Hat 20/- making 1 7 6 4 11 6 1 Shirt & Image 75 – Carm Foster 67 1838 ₤ S D april 28th To 8 ½ lbs Lard @ /7 0 4 10 ½ April To 18 lbs veal @ 3 - 4 6 May To 14 ¾ of veal @ 2 ½ d - 3 - “ 21 to 20 lbs of veal 3d - 5 - to Cutting Bull 2/6 - 2 6 due 2/6 [Transcribers note: the following entry was “X’d” out] July 14 X James Hart Dr X to 16 ¼ lb veal @ 3d – no further ? inf? 4 4 1 July to 13 ¼ lbs veal @ 2 ½ - 2 9 ½ to 8 lbs Tallow @ 10 - - 6 8 Aug 16th to cash 10/- 18 bls veal @ 2 ½ - 13 9 Oct 6th. Thomas Demorest? to 1 pig - 4 6 “ James Wright to 41 lbs cheese 1 - 6 “ 363 34 Miles Finegan to 21 lbs Veal 3d - 5 3 “// James Hart to 1 pig 21 lbs 4 d - 7 - to 29 lbs cheese @ 6 ½ - 11 4 “ to 27 ½ ? lbs Veal pd 2 ½ - 3 8 Oct to 3 ¼ lbs Butter 9 & 4 lbs cheese 7d - 4 10 Novem to 40 gallon Barrel Cider - 16 - 1 car 45? to 20 lbs Beef @ 3 1 2 6 Jabez Powers D to 27 lbs Lard @ 7d - 15 9 Feb Ma 2? to 6 lbs Butter @ 10 d - 5 - Feb 26 Peter Sto??des Dr to 16 – 9? lbs Veal 3d - 3 10 ½ 26 DW Haviland? D to 18? lbs Veal 3 - 4 6 Cooper Mathews to 23 lbs cheese 6d - 11 9 Cooper Mathews to 3 ¾ butter - 2 10 to 1 ½ bushel appls @ 2/- ? - 3 - Francis ? Walker to ? butter 9d - 3 - Cooper Mathews 10 lbs lard 6 ½ - 5 5 Cooper X Mathews X 4 bush potatoes 1/6 - 6 - June paid Mathews $7 Settled up Image 76 – Carm Foster 1838 68 12/183 15-5 John Farrell? earned? work the 28th day of 8 mo for 1 year at 108 dollars at which time I owed him 33$ on the -1838 Last years labour Dec 25 John Farrell? Dr to paid Dr paym? 42/9 2 2 9 to Cash 25/- 1 5 0 1839 april 4 to cash 120/- goods 17/5 7 17 5 May to fixing Boots /10? May 13 to 120/- cash 6 5 0 to 1 Bottle? caster oil 1/8 - 1 8 & [ Transcribers note: the following 2 lines are very light making it difficult to read] June 28 to 100/cwt ? 5 lbs ? ? 10 July 17 ? 12 Bushel 5/? Cash 5/? ? 2 15 0 ? ? 1/9 ? ? ? 2/6 - 4 3 July 31 to cash 100/- [Transcribers note: the following entries for Lewis R Snider have been “X’d” out] 1839 Lewis R Snider Dr to 1 ½ cwt Bran 3/9 - 3 9 “ 21 lbs Cord? - @ 7d 3 bushel pea 4/- 1 4 3 april “ 2 cwt Bran 2/6 5/- 1 cwt fine mill 1 0 - 1841 Lewis R Snider Cr 341 to 296 feet of inch boards 4 8 364 to Cr 82 feet rough Edge ? 12 296 45 341 Aug 2 Jarvis Hart to 11 ½ lbs veal - 4 6 ½ “ Miles Finegan to 15 ½ lbs veal - 3 3 [ Transcribers note: the following is written very lightly] John Forshee? Worked 1 week 6 ¾ days at 4/? – 23/- 2 Do 5 ½ 3 ? ? 2-3/ ? March 3 Do 1 ¼ ? ? 21/ ? April? 1 week? 6 days ? 3 ¼? Days 3 Do 1 ? ? ? ? 3 ¼ ? ? 5 Do 2 ? Days 6 weeks 1/3 of a day & 2 Week? Past? [Transcribers note: end of lightly written entries] Sept Peter Mowerson D 5 ½ butter @ 9d - 4 - [Transcribers note: all of the remaining entries have been “X’d” out] Feb 7th Lewis R Snider Dr 1848 to 149 lb Beef @ $4 1 10 - “ 9 ¼ Tallow 7 ½ - 5 9 ½ “ 4 ½ bushel @ 1/3 – potatoes - 5 7 ½ Nov 7- “ 6 bushel peas - 15 - 1840 May Lewis R Snider Cr By ? 45 inch Boards 250 ft lath and 1 sku?dby Image 77 – Carm Foster 69 [Transcribers note: a number of entries on this page are so light they cannot be made out] 1839 Elizabeth Dumill? Dr June to 8 yds Calico? ?/- - 8 - Bill ? By ? 1 7 5 May? 6 2 lbs Tea 3/6 2 yds cotton 1/8 3 ? 1/- - 6 2 Aug 23 2 yds Calico 1/2 1 yd cotton ? - 2 10 ? 1 pr Kid gloves ? 1 yd ? - 3 2 paid 1 ? ? /8 ? - - 8 1 flannel F? - 12 6 credit by 4 months ? ₤3 – 10 – 03? 2 0 10 Due Elizabeth Dumill 1 9 1 ½ Paid 1 9 1 ½ Sept 26th To 14 lbs Butter & 20 lbs cheese @ 6 1 2 6 “ “ to 43 ½ lbs cheese @ 6d 1 1 9 “ “ to 43 ½ lbs cheese @ 6? 1 1 9 “ // “ to 20 lbs Cheese 6d - 10 - 24 ½ lbs Tallow – Settled 9d - 18 4 ½ Novem To 51 lbs Butter - - @ 9 1 18 - [Transcribers note: the following entry is “X’d” out] Dec To 122 lbs Beef @ $ 4 ½ cwt - - 4 “ “ to 128 lbs Beef @ $5 Cwt 1 12 - 314 “ “ James Wright Dr 22 to 139 lbs Beef - - ? ? 2 “ “ D to 22 ½ lbs Cheese at 6 - - 11 3 [Transcribers note: the following 3 entries are so light as to be difficult to transcribe] 1840 April 7 David Gardner ? ? ? to ? Butter @ ? - 8 - April 7 Miles Finegan ? To ? Butter @ 8 - - 6 - ap 11 Dav? [smudged] ? ? cwt 22? 3 making 14 cwt 2 ? 41 15 6 3 ? ? ? 25/- 1 5 0 ap 7 X Soloman? ? X ? and X ? ? ? ? ap to 21 ¾ lbs Lard @ 6 ½d - 9 16 ½ ap to 25 lbs Lard a 5 ½ - 11 5 ½ april to 17 ¾ lbs Veal 3d - 4 5 “ “ to 19 lbs veal 3d - 4 9 May 15th John Livingston comunicated with for 5 mo account of his Cost ? May 23 ½ day June 4 1 day June 13th ¼ day ? day on the road July 23d ½ day aug 14th ½ day aug 29/ ½ day Sept? 19/ ¾ day 23 ¾ Image 78 – Carm Foster 70 1840 June To veal 14 lbs - 4 - “ “ David Gardner to veal 14 lbs 2 ½ - 3 - July 4/0 Michael Clair cash 2/6 0 2 6 “ “ - to received 5/- in full 5/- aug 8th Miles Finegan to 17 ¼ lbs cheese - 7 10 ½ “ “ D “ “ Carder? Ostrum to 20 lbs cheese - 9 2 “ “ A C Smith to 19 lbs cheese - 8 7 ½ “ “ Alx Hart to 20 ½ cheese - 9 4 ½ “ “ David Gardner to 17 ½ chese - 7 10 ½ paid William Valier? To 16 ¾ chese - 7 8 aug 14 Michael Clair to Cash 2/6 - 2 6 aug 26 George Myers D to 17 ½ cheese - 8 1 “ “ David Genkins 22 ½ cheese 5 ½ - 10 4 “ “ David Genkins 18 cheese - 8 3 aug 26 Micheal Clair to Cash 6/3 - 6 3 Sept 22 S Mathews to 8 lbs Butter @ 9 - 6 - Oct 12 Urial Parsall to 21 ¾ cheese 5 ½ - 9 11 Oct 19 Urial Parsall 22 chese - 10 1 “ Miles Finegan 20 lbs chese - 9 2 “ “ “ “ A Hart 20 ¾ 0 9 2 ½ - S Mathews 32 lbs Butter 9d 1 4 0 Nov 5 S Mathews to ½ ton hay 25/- 1 5 0 Nov 9th S Mathews to 6 bush peas - 2/6 - 0 15 0 Dec 10th S Mathews to Six bush Oats @ 1/9 10 7 6 Dec 10 Elijah Gardner to 49 lbs Beef a 3d 1 5 0 Dec 22 Urial Pasall 9 Bush peas 2/6 1 2 6 Dec 25 Thomas Judge? Dr to 11 Bush potatoes 1/6 - 16 6 Christmas goose 2/6 - 2 6 articles for S House 4 lbs Eight peny nails 5d 1/8 4 ½ S nails 4 ½ 6/7 - 8 3 140 ft 1 ½ plank 112 ft lath Hooks & staples Micheal Clair lost time June 13 ¼ day) July 4th ½ day) July 18 ¼ day) July 23 ½ day rain July 25 1 day sick) aug 14 ½ day Sept 19 ¾ Sept 21 1 day 23 ¾ 30 ½ John Livingston lost time Nov 26 1 day to Picton 1 day Christmus 1 day Townmtng Jan 12 1 day after day to having for draft making 5 day Image 79 – Carm Foster 1840 71 at May 15th John Livingston answered Work Dr May 30 to order one DS McDowall 20/ 1 0 0 June 4th to? Cash 2/6 July 1stcash 5/- 0 7 6 Boots from Cronks – 13/- - 13 - July “ 1 pr trowsers 11/10 ½ aug 14 cash 5/- - 16 10 ½ Sept 19th to Cash 2/6 Oct 13th Cash 5/- razor 2/6 - 10 0 Order car Backus? 25/ do car Bucke? 35/ 3 0 0 - 1 pair Boots – 20/- 1 0 0 Nov 10 1 stock 1/1 leather apron 3/6 0 4 7 Nov 14 Cash 3/- Nov 26 Cash 1/9 Culley? Coat 2/6 0 4 3 Nov 26 goods ? car? Backus 17/10 drawers 5/6 1 3 4 1840 “ “ 6 ¼ yds Best full cloth @ 7/6 2 6 10 Novm 28 2 ½ yds cloth 18/9 brom??rg 1/3 Making 3 pr trowsers 7 3 0 4/90 n Cap from MacDowals 13/9 0 13 9 22 cap from McDowals 3/9 Unread? 6 0 4 3 Decm 4th from McDowals Marino ½ ? ¼ 0 1 6 10 Cash 5/- Jan 4th1841 Cash 5/- 0 10 0 1841 To Cash – 25/- 1 5 0 Jan 12 Cash from D Burllett 3,4 - 3 4 Feb 11 Cash 5/- cash from Micheal 1 3 - 6 3 March 2 Cash fr 5/- - 5 - March 20 Cash 8 Cotton from McDowals 1/ 7 ½ - 2 3 ½ April 8 Cash 5/- - 5 - April 15 Cash 5/- - 5 - [Transcribers note: the following items relating to Micheal Clark have been “X’d” out] 1/3 cash to munro & 1/3 Cash to horse stead? 1841 Micheal Clark Dr Commenced with? 30 april at noon May 2? To 1 Jim Hat 18/9 - 18 9 “ 14 Cash 3/9 - May 28 cash 1/10 ½ - 5 7 ½ June 4 Cash 20/- horse pull? 2/6 1 2 6 1 pair socks 2/6 1 pr suspenders 10 ½ - 3 4 ½ June 12 to order a Bac Rub? 5/0 - 5 - June 24th to fixing Boots at Browns 5/- lettice? 2/6 - 7 6 July 3d “ setting a shoe and building one 2/- - 2 - 10th “ 1 palin hoe? 1/6 3 yds cotton ? ? yd - 5 3 1 yd ribbon ?d 1 Black Hkf? 4/3 - 4 9 cash? 7 ½ marino? 1/8 - 2 1 ½ 1841 May 26 [Transcribers note: this item has been “X’d” out] Johannes Welsh commenced work De ? 5/- cash 9 yds calico 11 ½ ½ yd cotton – 6d - 14 2 John Osburn Dr May to 8 cwt 12? Hay @ 2/6 1 - 7 ½ June 4th Cash 10/- half soles & heels 1/6 - 11 6 July 10 “ Cash 1/3 1 yd Ribbin 5d Cash 4 of? 2 6 8 1 hat 1/6 ½ lb tobacco 8d - 2 2 Sept 23 Cash 1/3 use of the mare 1/3 - 2 6 [Transcribers note: to following relating to M Clair was “X’d” out] M Clair Bought ? ? ? - 2 6 To biying Boot 7 ½ biying coat 7 ½ - ? ? To 1 Mare insured ₤ 4 5 11 ½ 5 3 4 ½ Image 80 – Carm Foster 72 1841 Jan 2d Henry Clark 20 lbs Cheese 5 ½ d - 9 2 “ “ Soloman Mathews 20 lbs Cheese - 9 2 “ “ Jarvis Wright 21 ½ lbs cheese - 9 10 Jan 4th Solomon Mathews Dr to pay From George Myers 11/3 - 11 3 Jan 7th Thomas Judge? Took possession of house also with his Cows Jan 16th James Wright Dr 3-16-10 To 10 bushes oats @ 1/3 - 12 6 Jan 24 James Wright Dr To 6 bushel peas @ 2/6 - 15 - “ “ Soloman Mathews Dr to 2 ½ full cloth -/17/6 - 17 6 1841 “ 10 bushel oats 1/3 - 12 6 Jan 29 James Wright Dr To 6 lbs tallow @ 8 - 4 - Feb 15th Urial Parsall 1 ½ bush peas 2/6 - 3 7 April 15 John Mowerson to 429 lbs hog - 9 7 ½ 386 ? 209 = 3- 1 4 ? “ 19 Benjamin Way to ½ ton hay & 28 lbs 1 5 7 ½ Benjamin Way to ½ ton wanting? 28 lbs 1 4 3 ½ April 27 James Osburn to ? cwt 28 lbs hay 1 ? 7 ½ April 28 James Livingston to 9 cwt hay 1 2 6 52) paid in full 363636 April 28 Valentine Rightmeire To 6 ½ bush peas ? - 15? 6 May 5 Johannes Welsh to fixing Boots 3/3 - 3 3 April 5 Benjamin Wa to 4 cwt 17 lbs hay - 10 4 ½ May 1-2 47 Benjamin Way to 185 lbs hay - 4 1 ½ 18 To 6 ½ bushel peas @ 3/- - 19 6 19 “ 3 bush peas 3/- 22 lbs hay 5/- - 14 - 24 John Curlett Dr to 5 ½ bush potates - 8 3 Cash 2-50/- £ 2 ? June 12 John Curlett to 19 ½ lbs veal 8d? - 4 10 ½ June 19th John Osburn to half soles & heels - 1 6 John Curlett time of work 1st week worked 5 ¾ days 1 8 9 2 week - - ? 4 - - 1 “ “ 3 do - 5 ½ - - 1 7 6 4 do - 3 ½ - 17 6 5 do - 4 ¾ - - 1 3 9 6 23 ½ 5 17 6 paid - ₤ 5-13-1? due ₤ 0 4 5 to 13 ft Boards 9 ½ - 1 5 School bell 4 due - 3 0 1-5 Image 81 – Carm Foster 73 [Transcribers note: the following 2 entries relating to James Van Skiver & Daniel Tayler were “X’d” out.] James Van Skiver Dr to ? ? ? 5/- 1841 Daniel Tayler Dr To 9 dollars in cash 2 5 - 5 bush peas 3/6 - 13 6? 221? lbs hay - 7 10? 52 ft of inch Boards ? - - 60 nails – Besides what he got - - - 1841 June 14 James van Skiver answered work 8 yds Calico 5/- 1 ½ yd cotton 1/1 ½ “ 6 1 ½ 1 Bonnet 5/- 2 ½ yd ribbon 2/6 “ 7 6 1 pr side combs 4d 1 doz Roller?yos ? 4d “ “ 8 1 shawl 11/6 “ 11 6 ? lb ¾ cheese - 2 10? 1 8 8 Image 82 – Carm Foster 74 July 26 Abram Griffith? Dr To 22 lbs flour - 3 - Aug 2 “ 16 D? ? ? - 2 3 “ 1 lb Tobacco - 1 4 “ 3 “ use of waggon & horses 1 day - 6 3 6 2 ½ lbs Butter @ 9 6 yd cotton 9 ½ 10d - 6 7 ½ 9 13 ½ yd Cotton @ 10 10/1 ½ - 25 lbs flour 3 /4 - 13 6 ½ 11th 1 lb Tea 4/ 3 ¼ lbs mutton 1/1 - 5 1 23 16 lbs flour 2/3 1 spool thread 5d ½ lb Tobacco 8d - 3 5 1 yd linen 2/3 26 3 ½ butter 9d 5 lb Butter & 3 ½ cheese 6d - 8 3 2 lbs Sugar 6 ½ 35 lbs flour - 5 7 Sept 3d 1 ¾ Cheese @ 6d 1 waist coat 7/6 - ? 10 ½ 8 1 ¼ “ butter @ 9 1 yd cotton 10 8 yd Calico 1/1 - 10 4 9 1 lb Tobaco ¼ 27 lbs flour 3/ 10 ½ - 5 2 ½ 14 2 lb butter 1/6 3 lb Sugar 1/7 ½ ¼ lb Tea 1/ - 4 1 ½ leather for pair work? Boots 6/3 - 6 3 24 14 lb flour 2/- ½ bush potatoes - 8? 7 ½ ? 4 13 5 1841 Michael Clair Dr May To 1 fur hat 18/9 Cash 3/9 Do 1/10 ½ 1 4 4 June 4 Cash 20/- horse feed 2/6 1 pr socks 3/- 1 5 6 12 cr ? ? Bac?rus 5/- 1/? cr Suspenders? 10d “ 5 10 24 fixing Boots at Browns 5/0 Cr Acc 2/9 “ 7 9 July 3 Setting 2 horse Shoes & puttin on 2/3 1 hat 1/6 “ 3 9 1 yd ribbon 6d 1 Black skf? 4/3 1 shirt 4/3 “ 9 “ 4 cash 7 ½d marino 1/8 fixing Boot 7 ½ Coat 10d “ 3 9 a/c from Mcdowals 3-2-4 3 2 4 a/c from Alx Harts 5/9 “ 5 9 1 day use of horse 2/- - 2 “ 6 days lost time 12/6 “ 12 6 8 2 6 Services of the mare 2/6 - 2 6 £ 8 5 0 Cr By 3 months Labour 8 5 0 Balanced 8 5 0 Image 83 – Carm Foster 75 G B Spencer Nov? 1840 To 223 lb Cheese 5d Jul 41 “ 17 bush peas 2/6 17 lbs? ?a?ts 1/3 2 2 6 1 1 3 7 16 8 1843 To 14 lb Cheese 5 ½ - 6 5 May? To 1 Barrel pork? 60/- 3 - - Novem? “ 1 Barrel Cider 15/- - 15 - 1842 - 4 E days at May “ Cow & Calf 4 15 - - 300 ft bought of 1845 “ 18 lb cheese - 7 6 “ 5 lb Butter 6d - 3 4 “ 5 “ Cheese 9d - 2 11 “ 6 “ Cheese? 5? - 2 6 1 Iron square 2/- - 2 - “ 1?lbs veal 3/6 - 3 6 ½ quir? paper 7 ½ - - 7 ½ 10 lb Cheese 5 ½ - ? ? 1849 93 lb 3d pork 3d ? ? 1 2 9 May Mawry ? Cuvalies? 2 loads - 10 - Nov 108 lb pork @ $ 4 ½ 1 4 3 1850 18 lb Cheese 5 ¼ - 7 10 ½ 1846 “ John Holmes? Dr Commenced “ to Coat from Millers 1 5 5 work “ Cash 3/9 - Cash 3/9 - 7 6 april 1 “ 1 pr Trowsers 17/6 - 17 6 “ good From Miller 10/-6 - 10 6 2 lb Tobo? - 2/4 - 2 4 To good from 2 ½ @ 9/6 Millers Cloth 23/9 1 3 9 2 yd Cotton 1/ silk & twist? 9 ½ cutters 7 ½ - 2 5 1 pair pumps from Larkins? - 10 - Cutting & making pantaloon 0/- - 5 - Cash when up country? 2/? - 2 6 Cash ongoing to Bellevile 10/- - 10 - Cash at Picton 2/6 - 2 6 2 lb Tobo from ? ? - 2 6 ? lb ? ? ? 1/- - 1 - Oct 3 - - Cash 1/3 Cash 20/- 1 1 3 “ 2 shirts? ? 3/6 ? - 7 0 “ Boots from Leo ? 1 - - £ 8 10 9 goods for Chrysl?? 3/- - 3 9 over paid on note 9 8 14 8 Cr By Cosbono? ? Clair? Holmes £ 0-0 . 6 Image 84 – Carm Foster 76 1846 ? March 17 To 3 yds sale cloth 5/-0- - 15 - Commenced “ 8 lb buckwheat flour ? - - 10 Work “ 1 lb Lard? 3/6 20 lb flour due - 3 6 St. patricks day “ 191 lb flour with barrel to be made up 1 5 - Left June 3rd “ Cash 8/9 8 lb Sugar 4/- - 12 9 Lost 7 2 mo 8 days “ 1 Rig 1/3 Cash 5/- order on Bedferds? 10/- - 16 3 “ 2 ½ Sugar 6d 1 pail 1/6 0- 2 9 Cr paid all pr month? ? 4 8 1 By 2 mo 8 days Labour £ 5+6-0 Credit? 4- 8-1 ? 11? 15 11 By 20 lb flour 2/3 - 2 3 ₤ To Cash 8d Spool thread 4d - 1 - “ 2 cords wood from Luke? Homes - 4 3 “ 8 lb pork 10? do? - ? 4 ½ side pork - 6 - “ 4 month House rent? @ 5/- 1 - - Credit labour £ 5 – 17 – 0 6- 19 6? Ballance 1 2 6 Cr by four - 2 6 Balance 1 0 - To Keeping Hog - 5 - Balance 1 5 0 dr 1846 June 9 Thomas Parsons Commed Lost 1 day - ½ - John Curlett Commenced working at the house 1st week worked 5 2 “ “ 3 3 “ “ 5 4 “ “ 6 5 “ “ 4 ½ 6 “ “ 4 ½ June 10 7 “ “ 2 ¼ 30 ¼ Novm 4 2 days making pump & teugles? 2 days for 1843 32 ¼ John Curlett commenced working at the house The 2 Bedrooms 1st week commenced Monday worked 5 ½ 2 “ “ Tuesday - 4 3/4 3 “ “ Monday 4 “ “ “ “ 3 ½ 18 ¾ Days 1849? - 18 ¾ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - 5 - Image 85 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: this page only consists of a few entries for James Ross] 77 James Ross ( Northport 1847 6 ½ Cords wood @ 6/- 1 12 6 1848 20 Cords wood - 5 - - “ 3 barrels pork 2 at 9 ½ 1 at 10 $ 7 5 - “ Cash 7/6 odd fellow money - 7 6 1849 3 Bbls pork 10 $ 7 10 - 24 Cords wood 5/ 6 - - 27 14 - [Transcribers note: In the amount column on the right next to the entry of 6 - - just above the addition line the person adding up the amounts inserted “carry over numbers”] Image 86 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: pages marked as 78 to 86 in this account book are blank] Image 87 Doug Smith Sophias Burgh May 24 1837 By Balance on Settlement Account charged to me May 24 for the carraige 34 1 2 ½ 1837 paid for the yearly meeting for father 10/– - 10 - paid going to yongstreet for father 8 / 6 - 8 6 6 mo 1837 paid C B Stickney 3p 5/- 3 15 - paid when going to the yearly M Borrowed TA Hubbs 5 0 0 1839 5th mo Cash £ 15 paid for Barral apend 6/10 ½ 15 6 10 ½ 1841 May Cash £ 5 5 0 0 Image 88 Doug Smith I D Noxon in Ac with James Noxon 1834 To Cash at Sundry times 2 mo 6 to the amount of 100 /- £ 5 - - 3 mo 1 ¨ Cash to A Foster 55/- 2 15 - 1834 6 mo settle up 1841 1838 Cash coming from yearly Meeting 2/3 2 3 Dec To 5 lbs Beef @ 2 ½? - 11 10 ¨ Calf Skins Settled - 11 3 1843 ¨ 17 ¼ lb Cheese 5 - 7 2 april 19 ¨ 10 lb tallow 4 ½ - 7 1 23 lb Chesse 5 Settled 1 17 4 1844 To 22 lb Veal hind qu 5 6 4 mo ¨ 9 lb Butter - 5 7 1845 3 mo ¨ 7 lb cheese old 6 - 3 6 July ¨ 10 lb cheese new 6 –– obscure– - 4 2 ¨ ¨ ¨ 1 Barrel ? ? lb 1 2 6 Got his a/c 25 lb Shote hind qu 3 ½ 10th may 1850 - 7 3 1850 June To 17 lb veal H. Q. (hind quarters) - 4 5 July ¨ 21 ¨ ¨ ¨ - 5 3 Aug ¨ 2 Sheep Skins - 1 10 ½ Image 89 Doug Smith 1840 Urial Oct 12 To 21 ¾ lbs Cheese @ 5 ½ - 9 11 ½ ¨ 19 ¨ 22 lbs cheese - 10 1 ½ Dec 25 ¨ 9 bush peas @ 2 / 6 by Sniller /- 2 6 1841 Feb 15 ¨ 1 ½ bush peas - 3 9 March 1st ¨ 17 lb Beef @ 3 - 4 3 april 29 ¨ 4 cwt hay @ 2/6 and carrying 2/- - 12 - May 11 ¨ 4 cwt 3 Qs hay @ 2/6 carrying 24 ½ 14 3 ½ Aug 23 ¨ 23 ½ lb Cheese @ 5 ½ - 10 8 Nov 1 ¨ 21 lb xheese 5 ½ - 9 7 ½ ¨ ¨ ¨ 1 Bllu Cider - 12 6 1842 april ¨ 19 lbs cheese @ 6 - 9 6 aug 18 ¨ [ob] Cheese - 8 9 Sept 5 ¨ [ob] 5 ½ Cash 40/- - 8 3 1843 ¨13 lb iron 2/2 steel for posts 1/ Cash 40/-/2 3 2 Oct 4 ¨ 15 lb Mutton 4 - 6 - Novm 10 ¨15 lb cheese 5 ½ - 7 6 1844 ¨ 1 Barrel Cider 17/6 - 17 6 april 26 ¨ 1 ½ bush potatoes 2/6 - 3 9 Sept ¨ 20 lb cheese dont know exacly - 8 4 1848 april 24 2 ½ cheese @ - 1 3 ¨ 120 lb Beef Hind Quarter good 1 1 3 2 4 4 1857 –––––––obscure–––– 2 1 0 Jan 15th to 12 ½ & 14 lb Mutton 26 ½ - 6 7 ½ Cash Lohair? Novell 5/- - 5 - 1840 Apr 7 To Balance on Settlement - - 7 ½ ¨ 30 To 17 ¾ veal @ 3 - 4 9 Sept 22 - 8 lb Butter 9 - 6 - Oct 19 - 32 lb Butter 9 1 4 - Novm 5 - ½ ton hay 20/- drawing 5/- 1 5 - ¨ 9 - 6 bush peas 2/6 - 15 - Dec 10 - 6 bush oats 1/3 - 7 6 1841 Jan 2 - 20 lb cheese - 9 2 ¨ 4 - pay from George Myers - 11 4 ¨ 24 - 2 ½ yds dress cloth 7/- - 17 6 ¨ ¨ - 10 bush oats 1/3 - 12 6 Feb 24 - 118 lbs Beef $5 cwt 1 9 6 april 29 - 6 bushel potatoes @ 1/6 - 9 - oct 19 - 1 fat Sheep 18 / 9 - 18 9 Nov 1 - 23 lb Cheese 5 ½ - 10 6 ¨ ¨ 1 Bllu Cider 42 gall - 15 - - 18 lb veal ? 1/ ? - 4 6 Nov 7 Settled Cr £ 7 – 4 – 6 11 0 5 7 4 - Due D Noxon 3 16 - Several obscure lines follow Image 90 Doug Smith 1840 Balance on Settlement - - 6 aug 8th To 17 lbs Cheese - 7 10 ½ oct 19 To 20 lbs Chese - 9 2 1841 To 20 lbs Cheese By H Clarke - 9 2 Jan 2 –––––––––––––––– 1841 1 6 8 ½ Feb 24 To Credit from C Smith 8/5 ½ - 8 5 ½ £ 1 15 2 aug 23 To 1 cheese by Rigtmire 20 ½ - 9 4 ½ Novm 9th Settled up to this date - 15 - 2 19 6 Miles Finigan Cr By one pound on Settm 1 - - Dr to 15/ Cash - 15 - Due Finigan 0 5 0 Samul Osturn? Bosoowed? 100 ft inch bavills? 66 ft rough edge 4 skantling Do 1 skantling [stud as in 2 x 4] 5 rough edge for the Sofa 1 /- on the Churn 1839 Dec 18 To 128 lbs Beef HQ 1 12 6 1840 To 8 lbs Butter 8 - 5 4 april 7 ¨ 23 17 lb veal - 4 9 aug 8 - 17 ½ cheese - 7 10 ½ - Hoop Iron from Howells - 2 5 ½ ¨ ¨ - 14 ½ veal - 3 0 –––––––––––––––––– 2 15 11 D By 15 flour Barrels 1 10 - to 1 Churn 17 / 6 - 17 6 ––––––––––––––––– 2 7 6 Due I D Noxon - 8 5 1841 Jan To 9 dollars in Cash 2 5 - ¨ ¨ To 5 bush peas 3/- - 15 - May ¨ 221 lbs hay (don’t know exactly) - 5 6 52 ft inch Boards - 1 8 60 nails Beside what he got - 1 - 2 Scantling - 1 10 1 Cash School mistress - 3 7 –––––––––––––––––––––– 3 12 7 Image 91 Doug Smith 1840 Dec To 99 lb Beef worth 1 5 - ¨ 10/5 By D Jenkins - 10 5 1841 Novm 4 ¨5 cwt hay @ 2/6 - 12 6 1842 Jan 12 ¨ 4 cwt 17 lb hay @ 3/- - 12 6 1841 Cash £ 1-15-0 1 15 0 Sept To 23 lbs Cheese @ 3 ½ - 10 6 ½ Oct 23 ¨ 47 lbs flour @ 16/- cwt - 6 8 Novm 1 ¨ 1 Bttb Cider - 15 6 1842 Jan 6 ¨ 17 ¾ cheese - 7 6 25 lb Cheese - 11 5 ¨ ½ ton hay 20/- 1 - - ¨ 6 bunches shingles 7/6 2 5 - Mar 2 ¨ 1 load straw 6/3 - 6 3 april 19 ¨ 2 bush potatoes 1/6 - 3 6 ¨ 14 lb Cheese @ 5 - 7 11 ––––––––––––––––––––––– 1844 apr 27 8 5 10 ¨ 4 ½ bush potatoes 2/3 - 10 1 ½ June 4 ¨ 20 lb veal hind qu - 5 - Sept ¨ 19 lb Cheese dont know obscure - 15 - ¨ - 12 5 ¨ - 9 4 Dec 25 To 11 bush potatoes 1/3 - 13 9 ¨ Christmas Goose 2/- - 2 - ¨ Keeping two cows from 7th January to 6th of May 21 days on hay 2 10 - June ¨ plowing nearly 1 day - 5 - Dr to 5 months and 13 days @ 5/- houses rent 1 7 2 sept 1841 To cutting peas 7/6 - 7 6 ––––––––––––––––––––– £ 4 15 5 To mending wifes shoes 1/ 3 - 1 3 To 35 lbs salt - 1 8 Mrs Judge Dr To Glln ¼ Tallow @ 8 2 yds cotton 9p 5 8 ¨ 5 ¼ lbs Sugar @ 6p ½ bush potatoes 7 ½ 3 3 5 lb Lard - 1 3 several lines obscure 1842 Mr Carller sept 25 To 22 lbs Cheese 5 ½ - 10 1 1843 feb 1 Barrel pork 50/- 2 10 - ¨ oct To 20 lbs Cheese 5 ½ - 9 2 ––––––––––––––––––––– £ 3 9 3 Image 92 Doug Smith 1841 Jan 2 To 21 lbs Cheese @ 5 ½ a/c 9 10 ¨ 16 To 10 bush oats 1/3 settled 12 6 ¨ 24 ¨ 6 bush peas 2/6 15 - Settled 29 ¨6 lbs Tallow 5 lb - 4 - Feb 22 ¨ 122 lbs Beef 3 lb 1 10 6 Nov 1842 To 21 lbs Cheese - 9 7 ½ Novm ¨ ¨ lbs Cheese - 9 - feb 5 1843 ¨ 18 lbs Cheese - 7 7 ½ ¨ 28 ¨ ¨ 4 loads straw 7/6 - 7 6 ¨ 4 bush oats 1 ½ - 5 - ¨ 11 lbs ham 4 ½ - 5 1 ½ aug 18 ¨ 23 lbs cheese? @ 5 - 9 9 oct 4 ¨ 18 lbs Mutton @ 3 ½ - 5 5 ¨ 2 Sheep Skins 1/ 3 2/6 - 2 6 ¨ 40 lb ham @ 5 1 ½ bush potatoes - 19 9 ½ 1843 Sept 5 Samuel? E Barton To 16 lbs obscure - 7 4 Feb2 1843 ¨ 17 lbs Cheese 5 ½ - 7 9 ½ 1843 ¨ 10 ½ butter 8 - 9 - Feb 25 ¨ 14 obscure 7/6 - 7 6 obscure May 26 ¨ 19 ½ lbs Cheese - 8 1 Novm 10 ¨ 4 lbs butter @ 8 ½ - 2 10 ? ? ¨ 2 balls Hay 15 /- 1 10 - 8 cwt 2/3 - 18 - May To 8 cwt 1 Qr hay @ 2/6 1 - 7 ½ June 4 ¨ Cash 10/- - 10 - July ¨ half soles & heels 1/6 Cash 1/3 - 2 9 ¨ 1 palm hat 1/6 Bibbon 6 ½ - 2 - ¨ Cash 45 /- ½ lb Tobacca 7 ½ 2 5 7 ½ Sept 23 ¨ Cash 1/3 Do 7 ½ use of shears 2/6 - 4 4 ½ Oct 19 ¨ Cash £ 10 10 - - ¨ To mare insured 20/- 1 - - –––––––––––––––––––––––––– £ 15 5 4 ½ oct 19 ¨ mending little waggon 2/6 - 2 6 1841 John By 6 months labour 18 - - Debt 15 5 4 ½ –––––––––––––––––––––––– Due Osburn £ 2 4 8 To mending little waggon 2/6 - 2 6 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– 2 2 2 1 day tr ?ing 2 ½ lynduegn? duk? [training?] ½ days wrk 1 trome? 1 traing ½ day bu? Image 93 Doug Smith 1842 Jan 6th To 19 lbs Cheese - 9 - Jan 15 ¨ 17 ½ B ¨ settled 5/ ½ - 8 - Quarter page blank 1842 Jan 6 To 17 ½ lbs Cheese @ 5/ ½ - 7 6 Sept 5 ¨ 40 lb Cheese - 18 4 ob 18 ½ ¨ ¨ - 7 8 april 19 ¨ 10 bush potatoes 1/3 - 12 6 aug 20 ¨ 14 ½ lb Cheese - 6 18 lb Cheese 5 - 7 6 –––––––––––––––––––––– 2 19 0 7 obscure lines - 2 - - 2 6 - 18 4 - - 10 - 1 1 - 7 6 June 18 Bill from Backus 69 /- 3 9 6 ½ to fixing boots 1/- fixing cradle finger 1/3 2 3 horse shoeing 1/3 1 pocket comb 1/- 2 3 Sept 22 ¨ Cash 25 / 10 ½ - 5 10 ½ Oct 15th Cash 10 - - –––––––––––––––––––––––– 16 12 1 To 2 ½ yds dressed Cloth - 18 9 ¨ wicking 2/6 Thread 4p - 2 10 4 Shirts 3/9 - 5 - order on Backus 25/- order on Raudall 10/- - 10 - 1 fine Straw hat 5/- - 5 - Jan ¨ 1 pr Jim boots 25/- 1 5 - ¨ 2 ½ yds butter 3/G making 3/6 - 7 - ¨ mending leather buggie 5/- - 5 - Gains way? 25/- ? 10/- Balance 6/3 2 1 3 ––––––––––––––––––––––– 6 17 7 Note of hannd? 4 12 6 –––––––––––––––––––––––––– £ 11 10 - Image 94 Doug Smith 1842 Gilliane Howard Commenced Work april 4th 1842 Dr To half soling boots 2/6 To Ditto 2/9 - 5 3 To 24 lbs Cheese 5 ½ to Jenkins - 10 - aug 26 Bill from C Backus - 16 10 ½ 1 pair Boots 20/- 1 - - worked 6 days ¨ Cook stove & Beu?? Kitter? 5 50 - over time ¨ Note & interest ¨ use of mare & for the Colt 3 ––––––––––––––––––––– £ 16 17 10 ½ Cr by labour 5 months 6 ¼ days 15 10 5 due me D 1 7 5 Cash - 5 - april 4th Elizabeth Howard Commenced Work To yds Calico 9 ½ - 7 4 1 yd Cotton 9 1 spool thread 4 2/ trade at Baker ? - 3 8 ½ 10 /- for bonnet 1 pr pumps 7/6 1 yd cotton 7 ½ - 18 1 ½ 4 yds Calico 8 ½ lan? & cord 2/4 - 5 7 3 yds Ribbon 10p buttons? 3 - 2 9 five days 1 ½ yds lace 7 ½ 1 comb 4 ½ time lost 1½ Cotton 1/- _ 2 - Cash 10/- - 10 - 1 19 8 D To 20 lbs Cheese 5 - 8 - several lines faded to obscurity at noon March 11 april 12 by 7 months Labour 21 10 6 To ammount of a/c £ 16 – 12 – 6_____________________ due glass 4 17 0 obscure lines amt of Labour 11 10 6 1842 Oct of Butter 8 ½ - 5 8 To 15 Cheese 5 ½ - 8 3 To 18 lbs Cheese - 7 6 load straw 4 cwt hay 1/6 - 10 - –––––––––––––––––––– £ 1 11 8 To 20 lbs Cheese 5 8/4 Image 95 – Carm Foster 95 1842 Mr Thomas Beaty labourer Dr Oct 22 Commenced Labour To 5 butter 3/6 14 lb pork 3/6 1 pail 2/- - 9 - “ ½ lb tobc 18d 17 ½ flour 2/3/- - 3 8 maching? Hayfork? @/6 16 lb B flour 2/- - 4 6 Novm 20 5 ¼ butter 3/9 2 ½ yd flannel 4/6 - 14 6 4/6 Decem 8 ¼ lb butter 6/6 14 lbs flour 3/0 4 yds flannel 18/- 1 6 6 3/4 2 ¼ s flannel 7/6 1 pr cloth pantloons 18/9 1 6 3 2 lb Tobacco 2/8 1 lb Tea 4/6 3 lb sugar 1/6 - 8 8 ¾ yd 4 ¼ yd Cloth 7/- cutting 2/6 Sewing 5/- making 10/- 2 6 - 1 pr Shoes for Mary 6/3 - 6 3 Dec 28 “ 57 lbs beef & pork @ ½ H/18 - 10 28 bls flour 3/9 - 3 9 [Transcribers note: the following entries to march 27 have been written using a different ink which seems to have faded making transcription difficult] 1843 Feb? 2 lb tobacco 1/4 - 2 8 ? lb flour 1/9 14 ? 9/0? - 3 9 5 lbs butter 5/4 ½ lb pepper 5d - 5 9 feb 7th “ ?3 ½ lbs of beef & ? ? - 4 10 “ 14 lb flour 1/9 ? yeast? 3/6 - 3 3 “ ½ lb selin? 2/3 1 butt? wicking 5d - 2 8 ½ “ 21 “ ? ? 7 ½ 1 paper fi?? 6 ½ - 6 9 ½ “ 1 ½ ? ? 3 - - 3 March 10 “ ½ lb flour 1 ? ? - 2 - “ ? ? 1/9 2 lbs tobacco 2/8 - 4 5 March 18 “ 1 ½ butter 1/9 17lb pork 2 ½ - 5 3 March 27 “ 14 lb flour 1/9 2/3 Calico 1/6 2 combs 1/6 - 4 3 10 6 8 1842 Wm Fortier School Techer Oct Cash 20/- 1 grn? paper 1/5 1 1 3 “ + plain??? ther to making & trimings 3 ¼ ¢ yd “ 9 2 1843 George April 1 To 72 ½ lb pork 3- 21/- 1 1 0 May 18 “ 5 bush potatoes 1/6 - 7 6 “ 17 ¾ lb Cheese 5d - 7 2 “ 1 Ball of Shoe thread 5- - - 5 “ Mathew” Jur pr boots 10/ - 10 - 2 6 10 [Transcribers note: a number of entries follow which appear to be for someone else. It was entered using a different ink which appears to have faded. The prices however, were entered using a darker ink which has not faded.] ? ? Dr feb 12? ? ? ½ - 11 3 ? ? ? 2/? - 4 6 6 ? hay? 2/- - 12 - his a/c 37/6 1- 7- 9 due - 9 9 9.9 To ? ? “ 17 ½ lb cheese 5d - 7 8 “ 16 ½ mutton 4 ½ - 5 6 - 14 2 Image 96 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: different inks have been used on this page. One of these inks has faded badly making transcribing difficult and in some cases impossible.] Sophias Burg 96? April ? 14 lb flour 1/6 3 lb Tobacco 1/4 - 5 6 ? 14 lb flour 1/6 - 1 Straw hat 1/3 - 2 9 “ 20 “ Fixing Boots at Heirs? 7/6 - 7 6 “ “ wifes shoes 3/6 - 3 6 May 13 “ 14 lb flour 1/9 1 cow claf 100/- 5 1 9 “ 14 “ flour 1/9 1 yd May 24 “ 22 lb pork 3 ½ - 6 3 Jun 1 “ 14 lb flour 1/9 7 lb Salt ? - 12 2 June 7 Cash 10/- 7th - 13 lb pork 3 ½ - 14 - 20 2 trays 2/- 14 lb flour 1/9 - 5 9 July ½ lb Tea 2/- 28 lb flour 4/- 3 lb sugar ? - 7 7 Aug 10? 14 lb flour 2/- ½ bush peas 1/3 8 lb Salt 9/ ½? - 3 7 1 lb Tobacco 1/- - 1 - aug 25 “ 14 lb flour 2/- ½ bush peas 1/3 - 3 3 “ 1 pair Boots 18/9 - 18 9 Sept 10 “ 14 lb flour 2/- 6 lb pork 1/6 - 3 6 12 “ 1 lb Tobacco 1/1 14 lb flour 2/- - 3 1 ? 14 flour ¼ lb Tobo 1/- 2 ¼ flaxseed? 3/2 - 9 6 20 3 ? butter ¼ lb T??? 1/2 - 1 7 24 14 lb flour 1/9 14 lb flour 1/9 1 lb Tobo 1/5 - 4 11 Novem 8 lb pork 2/- 7 nets? Yarn 1/9 - 3 9 12 “ 155 lb flour 20/- 24 lb pork 3 ½ 7/- 1 7 0 “ “ Cash 5/- ½ bush potatoes 9d - 5 9 Decem “ 1 lb Tobo ½ Soleing X heels to boots 3/6 - 4 8 1844 feb 4th 1 pr Socks 2/6 1 lb Tobacco 1/5 - 3 9 Cash 2/6 oats going to Kingston 2/- - 4 6 feb 21st? 6 bush potatoes ? 96 lb flour 12/- 1 6 5 mar 5 1 lb Tobacco 1/2 march 2630 - 1 2 march 23 1 lb Tobacco Bullfords 1/3 half soling X heels to boots 3/3 - 4 6 april 14 1 lb Tobacco from Bullfords 1/3 - 1 3 “ “ “ account from T Curlett 20/- 1- 0 0 may 12 “ 1 lb Tobo from Bullfords - 1 3 “ “ “ 1 pr linnen pant - 7 7 ½ June 1 pr boots from Cronks 18/9 - 18 9 22 “ Cash 10/- - 10 - - “ 1 Cow $ 18 4 10 - with cut ankle 22 0 3 “ ½ day with sprained “ To 1 pair Trowsers 7/4 - “ 1 pr socks ? ? - 17? 6 “ order socks ? ? ? ? 0 1843 Gideon ? Dr aug 12? To 4 lb ? ? by 4 flour barrels - 6 3 ? ? ? To repair ? ? Boots ? ? ? “ 1 yd ? ?/? ? ? - 2 7 1844 July 27 Gideon Vallieu? Dr To 6 ¾ Cheese @ ? - 3? 7 Sept “ 17 lb ? - 7 1 Image 97 – Carm Foster 97 1842 8 lb butter - 5 4 Oct to 18 lb Cheese @ ?/2 - 8 3 Dec “ 18 lb Cheese @ 3 ½ - 8 3 1843 feb “ load straw 7/6 - 7 6 “ “ “ 7/6 - 7 6 aug 20 “ 17 of Cheese 5d - 7 1 113 26 5 1843 Novem To 2 shirts 9/3 0 18 6 “ 1 ¼ yd tape 1 ½ d cotton 4d 0 0 8 “ pair drawers 0 6 3 “ ¼ yd full cloth dress,d - 1 7 “ ¼ lb Tobacco 3 ½ paper 4d - - 7 ½ [Transcribers note: the items for Richard Carrick have been “X’d” out] 1843 Novm To 1 pr drawers - 5 6 “ 2 shirts @ 8/3 - 16 6 “ 1 peri Knife /11 - - 11 fixing pantloons 1/6 & cloth 2/6 - 4 - To tanning & making pr pants - 3 9 2 ½ cotton 1/- Cloth ¼ yd 3/6 - 4 6 1 pr socks 2/? april 16 By Cash 20/- 1 19 - to 38 lb pork 5 ¼ - 15 - Image 98 – Carm Foster 98 Feb To order an Millir? 2/9 - 2 9 “ “ 1 qt of oil 1/6 1 jug varnish 1/1 ½ - 3 4 ½ Jun Cash 3/9 - 3 9 Aug 18 “ 20 lb Cheese @ 5 ½ - 9 2 “ 25 “ use of Carrage & harness (day 5/- - 5 - Novem 10 “ 7 lb Butter @ 9d - 5 3 Dec 12 “ 2 dozen whitefish 2/3 - 4 6 “ “ “ 2 ½ yds dressd full cloths 6/3 - 15 7 ½ £ 2 9 5 1844 De “ 6 bush Oats ? - 7 6 1845 Jan 10 “ 3 cwt hay 2/- 6 bush oats & peas 1/6 - 15 - “ 17 lb Cheese @ 3 ½ - 7 1 1 9 7 July 28 “ 20 lb cheese - 8 4 “ 1 ½ bush potatoes - 3 - Frederick Seteern? Dr 1843 To 38 lb pork - 10 - July “ 30 lb flour - 3 9 Aug 9 “ 21 “ “ - 2 6 “ “ 9 lb pork 2/6 9 ditto 2/3 - 5 3 “ 9 lb flour ½ 5 ½ Mutton 1/5 - 2 7 Sept “ 14 lb pig 3/6 11 lb pork 2/9 - 6 3 Oct “ 1 bush potatoes 1/6 11 lb flour 1/3 - 2 9 Novem 2 bush potatoes 3/- 2 lb lard 5 - 3 10 “ 5 ¾ pork - 1 9 [Transcribers note: the following is in the date column on the left side of the page] Cr By 7 days mason 1 “ Cattery? “ 1 ¾ bush peas - 5 3 Feb 15th To ½ bush potatoes 1/3 - 1 3 Ma 8 26 lb flour 2/6 - 2 6 “ 9th 2 lb pork 3-6 63 lb ? flour - 6 3 mar 20 “ 50 lb flour 63 1 bush peas 3/- - 9 3 2 april 8th “ 19 lb flour 2/6 14 lb flour 1/9 2d - 4 5 april 29 “ 28 lb flour 4/- 10 lb pork, good 6 - 9 - may 12 “ 17 lb flour 2/2 2 ½ bush potatoes - 3 5 Image 99 Doug Smith 1844 March To old a/c (page 93) 2 19 7 18 ¨ paid from P Rutter - 18 6 ¨ 18 ½ Cheese old - 9 3 april 20 ¨ 1 Barrel Pork 3 - - april 20 ¨ 4 ½ bushel potatoes 2/3 - 10 1 ½ Dec Sept Dec ¨ 24 lb Curd 5 - 10 - 1845 ¨ 21 lb Cheese 5 - 8 5 april ¨ 1 13 lb Mess pork 67/6 3 7 6 ¨ 47 lb English Inn 13/9 - 6 4 ¨ 10 lb ? ? - 2 6 april 2 1846 this a/c Settled 12 12 2 ½ space 1844 Jeremiah Dunning april 26 To 6 bush potatoes 2/3 - 13 6 ¨ 4 ½ bush potatoes 2/3 - 10 1 ½ ¨ 5/- obscure - 5 - 1 8 7 ½ Aug ––––––––––––––––– 1 15 6 ¨ ¨ 20 lb Cheese - 8 4 1846 March 12 to 1 ½ bush potatoes 2/- - 3 - 2 6 10 1844 Solomon Besonday Com work april 2 To 1 lb Tabo 1/3 1 straw hat 1/3 - 2 6 ¨ half soles Caps & heels 3/9 - 3 9 ¨ 1 lb Tabo 1/3 1 pr pantaloons 7/7 ½ 8 10 ½ June 4 ¨ Cash 10/- - 10 - June 22 ¨ 1 hat 17/6 1 lb Tobo 1/2 1 knife - 19 7 ¨ 1 pair pantaloons ¨ 1 Barrel [obscure] 4 16 5 aug ¨ use of horse 6 Straw - 1 3 ¨ Cash 9/6 - 2 6 ¨ 1 Shirt Wyd J ? ? - 3 9 ¨ 1 lb Tabo - 2 - ¨ Cash 25 /- 1 5 0 due 1-9-11 ¨ Cash 75 /- 3 15 0 15-5- 13 5 4 ½ 13-5-1 | ||
Image 100 Doug Smith
1844 D Vipham June 4 To 22 lb veal hind Qr - 5 6 1845 W Baker Dr Jan 10 to 6 ¼ yd Satinette 6/3 1 19 4 ¨ 6 bush Oats & peas 1/6 - 9 - ¨ 37 ½ lb Chain 5 - 15 7 ½ Jan ? ¨ 6 bush potatoes 1/3 - 7 6 March 7 ¨ 3 cwt hay 2/- - 6 - ¨ Cash 25 /- 1 5 - Marcg 17 ¨ 3 cwt 32 lb hay @ 2/6 - 9 4 ¨ 4 bushell 22 lb Oats @ /5- - 3 4 april ¨ 3 – 2 – 8 hay - 8 9 ¨ 18 lb ham 5 - 7 6 July 28 ¨ 20 lb Cheese 5 - 8 4 1848 July 8 ¨ 16 lb Mutton H. Q 4p - 5 4 1849 march 17 ¨ Cash 20/- 1 - - ––––––––––––––––– 8 5 0 ½ Greelys Note 32/ 6 1 12 6 £ 9 17 6 ½ Paid him 40 /- 2 - - ––––––––––––––––––– paid 11 17 6 ½ owe on due bill 20 /- 1 0 0 12 17 6 ½ over charged on Greelys note 0 5 - ––––––––––––––––––––– £ 12 12 6 Richard Carrick Dr 1843 To 1 pr draws - 5 6 1 novm ¨ 2 Shirts 8/3 - 16 6 ¨ 1 pen knife - - 11 ¨ fixing pants & coth? - 4 3 ¨ turning and making pants - 4 - ¨ Cloth & trimings for the Sause? - 4 6 1844 ¨2 pr Socks 2/3 - 4 6 may ¨ 1 pr draws 5/6 - 5 6 ¨ 2 shirts 4/- - 8 - ¨ 38 lb side pork 5p - 15 10 –––––––––––––––––––– obscure 3 0 6 184? John G ? ? July 22 3 yds satinette? - 12 6 52 lb flour - 3 7 9 lb pork 8 ½ - 2 7 ½ 4 lb Butter - 2 6 aug 6 cwt hay 2/6 - 15 - 17 Cheese 5 - 7 3 ½ lb Tea ¼ 31 lb flour 5/2 - 6 6 1846 3 lb butter /5 4 ½ Tallow 7 ½ ? - 7 3 Jan 8 1 peck of dry apples 1/? - 1 4 Cr /3? Cash - 20 - ¨ 4 ½ lb Beef 10 4 ½ pork 1/3 7 ½ obscure with blot - 4 3 ––––––––––––––––––– 3 3 0 Cash 7 6 ––––––––––––––––––––– 3 10 6 Image 101 Doug Smith Hiram Henderson Dr Oct 1 Commensed work 1844 Oct 8th to Cash 5 /- - 5 - Dec ¨ Cash 4 / ½ ¨ 17 ½ Cheese 5p 7/3 ½ 11 4 ¨ ¨ 2 cotton Shirts 3/9 - 7 6 ¨ fixing 2 shirts 1 / 4 - 1 4 ¨ use of Team Hay 5 /- - 5 - ¨ half soling boots - 2 3 1845 ¨ Shoeing horse - 2 6 Feb 8 ¨ paid ? ? 10 /- - 10 - april 23 ¨ Cash 2/1 fix my boots 1/- - 3 1 ¨ pair suspenders - 1 8 ¨ Do ¨ ¨ from Milliners - 2 9 ¨ Bill from McHowel’s 1 9 10 Goos from Daly 11p - - 11 Sept making suit 27 / 6 1 7 6 ¨ 7 yds stom loon? 9 ½ - 5 6 ¨ ½ yd Irish lennin 4/9 - 2 4 ¨ Cash $ 10 spool thread 4 - 2 10 4 Novm 5 ¨ Cash 20 $ 5 ––––––––––––––––– 13 9 0 page 92 G 1844 James Vought Sept 19 lb Cheese dont know - 7 11 Dec 21 Do - 8 9 ¨ 23 lb lard 5p - 9 6 1845 Jan 10 18 lb Cheese 5p - 7 6 mar 1 barrel pork meat 3 10 - ? 17 To 17 ½ lb ham @ 7 /- - 7 3 obscure - 8 - april July 28 ¨ 19 lb Cheese 5 8 - 8 - 1846 Feb 18 ¨ To 1 ½ bush potatoes 2/- - 3 - march 12 ¨ 1 ½ ? ? - 3 - May ¨ 13 lb Tallow 7 ½ - 8 1 ½ 1847 may the 7 ¨ to 9 lb of cag cheese 7 ½ - 5 7 ½ 1851 Image 102 Doug Smith Oct 22 To 5 lb Butter & 14 lb pork 3 1 pail 2/- 8 10 ¨ ½ lb Tobacco 1844 Thos Beaty D June 22 To 1 lb Tobo July 24 ¨ 1 yd Cotton 7 ½ Cash 1/3 - 1 10 ½ augst ¨ saller? for 1 lb Tobo - 1 3 ¨ 1 shirt 3/9 - 3 9 Cash pain Munro 1/ 3 - 1 3 ¨ 1 lb Tobo from Eui ? ? - 1 - 1846 april To 6 bush potatoes 2/- - 12 - Sept 30 ¨ 3 bush potatoes 2/- - 6 - Oct 6 ¨ 10 ½ bush potatoes 2/- 1 1 - Oct 8 ¨ 22 lb pork hind qr 3 ½ - 6 3 Novm 28 ¨ 120 lb Bef fou Qr @ 3 cents - 18 - ¨ 7 Cords wood 6/3 2 3 9 –––––––––––––––––– 5 7 6 1844 Dec 1845 To 18 ½ lb Cheese - 7 6 March 2 21 lb cheese old - 9 7 1846 ¨ 1 qr veal H.qr 20 lb - 5 - Apl ¨ 3 bush potatos (I think there may be 4 bush) - 6 - Sept 30 ¨ 3 bush potatoes 2/- - 6 - Oct 5 ¨ 18 bush potatu - 16 - ¨ 46 lb pig 3 ½ - 11 6 ¨ 8 ¨ 16 ½ potatoes 2/- 1 13 - 10 Cords wood 6/3 3 13 6 1847 Dec 2 83 lb beef 2 ½ - 17 3 1848 April 1 ¨ 23 pounds veal 3p - 5 9 Aug 6 ¨ 16 ½ lb Mutton hind Qr 4p - 5 6 Aug 16 ¨ 14 lb Mutton 4p - 4 8 –––––––––––––––––––– £ 11 0 3 Image 103 – Ruth Melander [transcribers note: much of this page is in pencil and difficult to read] 103 Abner? Merrit U/L commerce book Dec 27 1844 1845 Jan to 8 yds Calico 1/3 - -10 - Feb 15 “ 1 pr gloves 1 /4 - -2 -4 “ 3 yds Black cin?? - -1 -3 “ 6 yds ?? - -3 - “ 3 yds cotton - -1 -10 “ 8 ?? - -12 -1 “ 18 ? # -14 calico - -2 -3 “ 19 calico y ? - -6 -9 “ 9 ?? - -2 -6 “ 6 yds ?? - -1 -4 “ 1 pr ?? - -1 -3 “ 4 yds ?? - -2 -4 “ 1 parasol 7/ 6 stiff 1 /3 hooks ? - -9 -3 “ ?? “ 1 hankerchief 1 / 6 - -1 -6 “ 1 Hair pin of Rachel - -1 -3 -4 -4 -9 [the next 14 lines are too faint to read. The amounts have been written over in pen] “ 7-8 cud of stuff cooper - -13 - -4 -1 -10 Sophias Burg [written at the bottom of the page upside down Image 104 – Ruth Melander 104 357 29 1845 Thomas Beatty time book - -1 - April 5 to Suit of clothes -4 -2 -6 2 Bibs 2 /1 1 pair boots -1 -2 -1 “ Cash 10/ order in ?? -4 -5 - to making slip ? 10/ - -10 - made 3 pairs Boys Boots Jou?? Bottoms - -10 - 1846 June To 17 ½ Tallow - -10 -10 “ 17 cheese 5 - -7 -1 Sept 30 “ 15 bush potatoes 2/ - -3 - Oct 6 “ 15 bush potatoes -1 -10 - 7 “ 10 “ “ -1 - - 1847 Dec 2 119 lb beef hind qr ? -1 -9 -9 -5 -7 0 ½ settled up and gave my due bill for -2 -11 -3 cash of 6 ½ cheese at 7 ½ 4/ -1 -4 -0 June 22 Cash of 1 qr veal 23 lb #23 5/ 9 - -15 -9 14 lb mutton 4 ½ - -4 -8 [this line crossed out unable to read] 2 /6 overcharged in his a/c - -2 -6 1 pr boots backs -2 -9 -8 184? Saml. ? Fr???? Dr July 24 “ 20 ?? “ ?? May 9 154 lb ?? - -11 -7 ½ Aug 19 “ 18 lb Cheese 5 ½ - -8 -3 1845 A Dame Bellville to 107 lb cheese at 5 “ 65 lb corn at 3/6 30 “ lard at 5 ½ made by 7 ¾ “ butter at 9 127 lb corn Image 105 - Ruth Melander 105 Page 1845 July 10 “ 19 lb cheese - -8 - 1846 May 10 “ 15 lb veal 3/2 page 1845 Sept 15 to 20 lb cheese 5 - -8 -4 Image 106 – Ruth Melander 106 John Livingston commenced work at noon Dec 19/45 to good ?? 3/6 cork 2/8 - -7 -4 Cash 3/3 ?? - -4 -2 1 Jackett 7/6 small muffler 10 - -8 -4 Cash of - -7 -2 - -10 - By 1 month 18 days work a 7 ½ ?? £3-2-0 -1 -16 -10 1-16-0 1 -6 –0 to good from ?? 23/ cash -1 -7 - -3 -15 - 1846 Nancy Livingston commenced work March to 11 yds of cotton 5/4 - -4 -10 “ 1 pair stays - -3 -9 “ order on miller 25/ cash 1/3 -1 -6 -0 June 12 “ order on miller 25/ -1 -5 - Cr -3 -1 -8 By 3 month 18 days labour 3-2-1 3-1-8 due L -3 1846 George June to 18 lb veal at 5 - -4 -6 “ 3 bush potatoe 2/ - -6 - “ 2 qqr veal hind 15 lb ? - -7 -6 “ 16 lb cheese 6 - -8 - John Hicks 1 bushel potatoes /2 - -3 - 24 pounds of pork 4 - -9 -4 25 ½ pounds of pork 4 - -8 -6 12 ½ lb of pork at 4 ?? a pound - -2 - - -4 - Image 107 – Carm Foster 107 Expenditures of Isaac D Noxon £ S D May 1836 paid of the Debts 24 0 0 to goods from Kingston 4 0 0 Worked 1 ½ day before lost 1 day moving to Shingles 2 0 0 1846 1846 April To 3 10 peas @ 3/6 - 11 1 ½ 60 “ 2 8 peas @ 3/6 7/5 – 6 bush potatoes 2/- - 13 7 ½ 60 1850 acct 1 cheese 19 lb 5d 8/- - - - Oct 13 ½ & 11 ½ Muttons 4/6 - 3/1 - 7 2 1851 April 18 1 bushel potatoes - 2 - Oct 23 3 bush peas 2/- - 6 - 15 lb cheese 5d - 6 3 1852 Feb 4 6 ¼ butter 7 ½ 3/11 7 lb lard 5d 2/11 - 6 10 ½ April 118? lb flour ?/3 ¼ bunch Shgles? 2/6 - 13 9 order on Mc? 3/5 - 1 5 [Transcribers note: the following entries have been “X’d” out up to and including the entries for James Homes] 1853 Sept 99 lb flour 13/3 3 bush peas 3/3 16 lb Mutton to cash 30/- 1 10 - Novm 10 125 lb Beef H. 2 2/ ¾ 1 8 9 1854 April 1 cwt flour :381 1 2 6 98 1858 Novm 19th 6 11 ¾ lb cheese @ 6d 128 - 5 10 2 290? 256 82? 562 98 354 2:9-6 1846 James Homes on gore To 2 Barrels Pork 12 Each 6 “ ½ bush potatoes 3/- other are Mutton? 17/6 1 - 6 375 ₤ 7 125 95 2 250 95 345 ? 28-9 1846 Oct 10 to 25 lb pig 3-? - 6 3 4 Calfs? Food 6/3 1 5 0 1 cap ? - 3 - 9 lbs Henry Bunn? [this could be Brinn] 15 ¾ of pork Image 108 – Carm Foster 108 21 27 381 7 31-9 24 Incomes of Isaac D Noxon May 1883 Disposed of 65 Bll flour? Soloman Sheffd? Dr 1846 To 13 bush 10 lb peas @ 3/6 2 8? 1 “ 3 ½ cwt hay - 8 9 1 Load Straw - 5 - £ 2 19 10 Cr By Cash 40/- £ 2-0-0 “ Wiaving Due Noxon - 10 4 [Transcribers note: the following account titled Ingerson Chrysdalee? Dr was “X’d” out] Ingerson Chrysdalee? Dr 1845 To 1 quarter of veal 3/9 - 3 9 1846 Sept 30 To 1 ½ bush potatoes 2/- - 3 - Oct 6 “ 46 lb pig 3 ½ - 13 5 “ 7 ½ bush potatoes - 15 - Novem 26 “ 20 lb beef H?D ? 1 4 - ? 7 45 lb pork ? ? 4d 0 15 0 1848 2 lb of cheese – at 5 - 7 ½ 16 pounds of veal at 3 per pound - 4 - April 1 Cash 5/- 1 gr veal 24 lb H.2. 3d 6/3 - 11 3 Settled up 1846 Sept 20? To 21 bush potatoes 2/- 2 2 - “ “ “ 17 ¼ Mutton 4 - 5 11 1848 may “ 12 ? veal 19 – H.Q - 4 9 Image 109 – Carm Foster commenced work one yr pay 109 120 dollars Oct 26 1846 Oct 26 To one four year Mare 12 10 - “ “ saddle 35/- 1 15 - Novm “ 15/- from T- Beaty 0 15 - “ ? 9/4 Labuilt? a 5/6 2 11 - “ Turnings for 2 Carts 12/6 0 12 6 “ Turn?g from Bo?????l 4/- 0 4 0 “ Making 2 Coats 10/- 2 0 0 “ 1 pr Labuilt Trousers 0 18 9 “ 2 pair drawers 4/9 ? ? ? 6 “ 10/- Cash from Miller 0 10 0 “ 2 flannel shirts 5? - 12/4 paid from Miller 0 12 4 Cash ? ? 2/6 at picton 0 5 7 ½ 1849 Jan “ Cash 7 ½ Cash 1/3 by Jarvis? - 1 10 ½ “ Cash “ Cash to pay McCullough? - 2 6 “ Cash 5/- for ? ? - 5 - “ Cash 2/6 to M Payne? Cash to Belleville 1/9 - 4 3 “ Cash 2/6 to Consecon? - 2 6 “ 2 lb Tobo from Reid 1/3 - 2 6 Feb 26 “ 1 pair Galer? boot for his mother 5/6 - 5 6 Novm “ Cash to Tom Henry Roblin for Buggy 20/- 1 0 0 This is up to 1 straw hat 0 5 6 [Transcribers note: the following is “X”d” out] There is a credit of $32 on the Buggy £ 8-0-0 and his labour up to this time from Oct 26 There is a/c to come in from Larkins & Burleys Cash from Jarvis? 0 2 3 Paid Murd?? 12/6 0 12 6 Braid 0 4 - 26 15 1 Cash from Wm Roblin for buggy 3 2 0 29 15 1 1845 Jeremiah D????? Oct 27 ? ? 2 6 10 To 22 bush potatoes 2 4 - T 1847? feb 1 To 2 bush Oats 3/6 12 lb Beef loin 2 ½ 2/6 - 5 6 “ 10 ½ lb pork sides 3 ½ - 3 - 1846 Mr Hales (The(Preacher 5/10 ? ? oats? Sept To 30 lb flour 14 lb Cheese and 2 lb Butter (was ? Exactly the amount of each but reckond at this time - 11 6 Novm 21 To 14 lb pork ?d 6 lbs Lard ?d 5 lb Tallow 7 ½ - 10 4 ½ ? ? ? ? - 7 7 ½ ? 30 ? ? ? 1/ 12/3 8 pots? 3/6 ? potatoes 4 6 6 Image 110 – Carm Foster 110 1846 returned work Sarah Mcadam Dec 12 To 1 ¼ yd velvet at 10/9 - 12 - left off “ 2 yd ribbon @ 1/- - 2 - april 23 1 pair gater? boots 9/6 - 9 6 1849 1 cap border 2/6 - 2 6 “ pasbby? ? wire - - 8 “ 1 yd White flannell - 2 6 Jan 1847 “ 1 pair lace boots from Hicks - 11 3 “ dyes? From Dyer 20/- 1 0 0 “ 4 yd Calico 5d 1/10 3/8 ? 9d - 2 7 ½ “ 3 yd lace 3d 9d 3 yd linen 3 ½ 10 ½ - 1 7 ½ “ 2 ½ ribbon 3 ½ 7/2 “ 2 ½ ribbon 6 ½ ¼ - 2 6 8 yd orleans from Bryce 1/8 - 14 4 1 ½ ribbon 7 ½ 1/ ½ 2 yd a 4d 8d - 1 7 ½ Cash 2/6 to Consecon - 2 6 Braid - 2 6 8 yards of calico 7 ½ - 5 - 8 yards of calico 7 - 4 8? 2 yards of coton ?/ ¼ - - 11 2 yards and ½ coton 5 ½ - 1 4 2 yards of ribon – at ? 4 ½ - - 9 1 pair of stockings – 1 - 1 - - 1 3 1 yd Coburg 2/9 1? yd. Cotton 7d - 3 4 Buttons from Ross 3/8 - 3 8 Dress from Mr Daily - 12 3 26 6 yd Cotton 5 2/6 - 2 6 Novm 7 yds Orleans from Daly 1/9 - 12 3 ? 1 pr gloves 2 comb 4 ½ E - 2 10 ½ making dress 2/6 Boots from Larkins? 11/3 - 13 3 Cash 5/- at Stevinsons in goods 6/6 - 11 6 She got 5/- cash and returnd by J? homes 4/6 - ? 6 ? Cow? 8o/- 3 15 00 9 gingham 9/9 1 ? mink? ? 10/- - 19 9 cot’n 7/6 ¾ cotton 7 ½ - 8 - 1848 Shawl 15/6 parasol 7/6 pumps 6/3 1 9 3 Janry? 20 fixing boots 6/3 fixing dress 2/6 bonnet 8/- - 16 9 July 22 ¾ yd lustre 2/3 7 ½ jaconit? 2/- - 17 3 3 ½ jaconit? 3/- lining 1/- - 4 - making dress at village 2/6 - 2 6 [Transcribers notes: the following related to Jarvis Homes was “X’d” out] Jarvis Homes worked 1 mo 17 days and 11? Hr mo? Re?ned 2 vol ? 1 Do 1/6 lb Tobo 1/3 1 17 9 Sept 30 by 50/- 55/- Cash? 2 15? - Cash ? Cash was ? ? 1? 17 9 Oct 7 silk gloves 2/6 4 yd satin ?bbere 7 - 4 9 Silk HKJ of Daly 3/9 - 3 9 Dec 28 “ 6 yds Cotton 5 ½ - 2 9 1849 Jan “ Cash 7 ½ d 6 yd Calico Ross 10d - 5 7 ½ March “ 6 yd Cotton 5 - 2 6 “ 1 ¾ Cotton - - 8 “ Bidstead from Bakers - 17 6 Image 111 Doug Smith Saml Parks Commenced work Aug 25 1847 lost ½ day finished Oct sat 16 The flour is not c ?nied out Dr to 1 pr boots from milles - 17 6 ¨ Cash 10 /- - 10 - 1 7 6 Cr by 1 mo 14 dys labor $ per mo 5 14 0 obscure 6 yd Cotton 2/6 making shirt 1/3 2 7 0 three ? ? 3 9 2 3 3 Cost him Thomas Beaty 1st Week Commenced work Oct 4th 1847 Cash to C—k? - 18 9 2 day lost [To 18lb flour] 9 ½ lb Mutton - - 2 Note: [ ] brackets show faded or overwritten text without context 6 1 banking house? 16 ½ pork side 4 ½ 26 lb flour - 6 10 ½ Drawing wood 1 Chopping & drawing 15 lb Buckwheat flour 1/0 Boots, ? 18/9 1 0 3 ½ chopping 18 ½ flour 4 ½ Tallow 1 ½ yd flannel 2/6 - 5 6 ½ 3 sore hand? 1 fixing upper floor? 1 lb raisons 10 ½ lb Salerales? 4p - 1 2 ½ drawing 11lb flour 10 ¾ do 5 lb Tallow - 3 1 ½ 1 chop & draw 87 lb flour 10 ½ lb pork 5p side - 4 4 ½ 1 Christmas 2 Chop & draw 1 goose 1/6 ink for mary 3 ½ - 1 9 ½ 1 chop [10 ½] 1 yd Cotton 8p 1 lb Tea 3/3 - 3 11 1 do chop 2 ½ flannel 2/6 6/0 23 lb side pork 5 9/7 - 16 - 1 day Jan 29 2 lb Butter 1/3 4 yd flannel 2/6 10/- - 11 3 1 Feb ½ doz pipes 3p 3 half soles 1/ 10 ½ - 2 1 ½ 3 sick (1 March 1 chop & draw 30 lb flour dye stuff 1/ - 1 - 1 C & D march 14 1 Spelling book 9p 3p reading 1/3 ½ quin(tal?) paper 7 ½ - 2 7 ½ 6 going to Hughes? postage 11/ ½ - - 11 ½ goods from 2 Next week 2 pr Shoes 16/3 20 yds Cotton 5/- 1 1 3 april 8th 2 ½ lb next wk 6 yds Gingham 6/6 Tea & Sugar 2/5 - 8 11 Mar 25 Kinnean? 1 nights Expense 3/9 - 5 - 7 ½ made up? he found 6/4 of the mony Cr 0-6-4 3 days of 5 mo 9 ½ pork 4 ½ 26 lb flour - 3 6 march 18 Qunneen? 1/3 3 ¼ lb Butter? 1/11 Curd 4 ½ 3 3 ½ ( Quinine)? flour 15 Stone @ 1/9 1 6 3 (Imperial Stone = 14 lbs) ––––––––––––––––– 8 10 5 Counting his time 5 months @ $ 7 Credit by - 6 4 ––––––––––––––––– £ 8 – 15 – 0 £ 8 4 1 Dr to 3 day - 4 - Cash 15 /- - 15 - –––––––––––––––––– I think 32 dollars is Enough untia? of 35 £ 9 3 1 8 15 0 –––––––––––––––––– 8/1 my due £ 0 8 1 1848 May 4 Commenced work again 18th 30 lb flour 2/6 Tobo - 2 6 3 ½ butter 1/- ? - 1 10 ½ June 3 ¨ 7 ½ lb side pork 4 ½ - 2 9 com work ¨ 2 yds cotton & ¾ at 7 ½ 1 ½ lbs butter @ 7 ½ - 2 4 30 May cost June 22 ¨ 5/8 in trade from IIr? Dayly - 5 8 29 Cash 5 /- at goods trading from Ross 34 /- 1 19 1 Quit 29 aug ½ W ?--? 1/10 ½ 2 yd Cotton 7 ½ - 3 1 ½ three obscure lines 4 lbs - 3 7 ½ half soles pork side - 5 3 20 flour 1/6 - 4 - Sept 29 1 lb Tobacco 1/3 15 lb flour 1/10 2 ½ butter 5 ½ - 4 7 ½ 4 lb butter of Lyden way? 2/6 - 2 6 Image 112 Doug Smith - - - S Parks Wm Mowerson Com work May 24 1848 £ 2-3-3 2-0-0 Cash 5/- at –anning - 5 - £ 0-3-3 To 2 ¾ yds fustian 2/2 - 6 - July ¨ 2 ¾ ¨ ¨ 1/5 - 4 6 ¨ Making pair pants & trimmings - 3 3 ¨ ¨ ¨ ¨ ¨ - 2 6 Aug 4 ¨ ½ lb Tobacco from Millias - - 7 ½ 1 hat 2/- 9 ½ Sk—l-g? 1/- Daly - 9 6 making 3 shirts - 3 9 lining 7 ½ buttons 3 thread 4 ½ - 1 3 Sept 16 ¨ Cash 5/- horse & buggy 5/- - 10 - ¨ 1 pair boots from Jenkins 20 /- 1 - - ¨ 29 ¨ 1 lb Tobacco 1/3 3 yd Steanloon? 2/3 Tored? 3 making shirt 2/6 - 6 3 £ 3 12 7 ½ - $ ¨ 2 ¾ yd Satinett 5/6 15 – Making 2/6 trimming 1/6 - 19 - oct 9 Cash 10 /- Cash paid to Sarah 7/6 - 17 6 Novm 11 1 lb Tobacco 1/6 6 ½ yds red flannel 2/1 - 15 ½ 1849 1 lb Tobacco 1/3 1/ ? Side Combs 4p - 1 7 Jan 22 ¨ 5 ½ bushel peas to Daily 2/ - 11 - Feb ¨ 1 lb Tobacco from Mcfalls - 1 3 ¨ 2 ¾ yds Satinett Mcfalls 5/- - 13 9 ¨ 1 whip lash 10p Horeall? pant from Stevenson 4 ½ - 1 2 ½ ¨ 3 ½ Cotton lining pantaloons - 1 6 ¨ half soling boots & fixing heal & finding? 2/9 2 9 March ¨ 1 pr suspenders 1/- 1 lb Tobacco 1/3 - 2 3 £ 4 – 6 – 10 –––––––––––––––––– ¨ Cash to Cr Couper for Suet? 5 0 0 ¨ fixing boots 1/- - 1 april 35? ¨ goods from Stevensons 40/- & use of team 2/- 2 2 - may ¨ 8 lb bacon 6p - 4 - may 14 ¨ 18 lb flour 2/3 3 lb sugar @ 6p 1/6 - 3 9 ¨ 7 may 28 ¨ 1 lb Tobacco 1/6 best, - 1 6 Jun 20 ¨ account from Ross 52/- 2 12 - ¨ 1 pig 6/3 - 6 3 ¨ goods from Millirs calico - 5 3 ¨ 1 bush buck wheat - 1 9 £ 12 – 5 – 0 ––––––––––––––––––––– July ¨ 1 lb Tobo millen - 1 5 ¨ Cash 5/- Fustian Ross 2 ½ @ 2 - 10 - ¨ Sythe Sneath 3 - 3 - Aug half sole boot 1/3 1 bush Buck 1/9 - 3 - 3 ¾ Sugar 1/ 10 ½ - 1 10 ½ 2 ¼ 10? yds Cotton 3 ½ - 2 10 Aug 11 19 ½ veal H Quatre 3 - 4 10 ½ half sole boot 1/6 - 1 6 3 lb wool Carding 1/6 - 4 6 15 lb wool 1/6 1 2 6 3 ¾ sugar - 1 10 ½ Sept 3 lb sugar 6p - 1 6 9 ½ Mutton - 3 2 £ 3 – 5 – 0 ½ –––––––––––––––––––– Image 113 Doug Smith 1848 James G Wright July 8 To 17 lb Mutton 3 ½ - 5 - 1849 Feb 14 ¨ 135 lb beef hind quarter @ $4 1 7 1850 July 15 lb Mutton by Ira Barton 5/- - 5 - aug 9 21 lb cheese 4 ½ 14 lb Mutton 3 ½ 18 ? 1 aug 2 1 quarter Mutton not weghed 1/ 2 Thomas Beaty 1845 Schooling 9/8 - 9 8 Oct ¨ 14 ¾ flour 1/10 6 ¼ butter 3/11 - 5 9 Novm ¨ 18 flour 2/3 1 lb Tea 3/9 - 6 - ¨ 3 lb Sugar 6 ?/? 4 ½ flannel 3/9 - 16 10 ½ ¨ 7 yds Cotton ? 4/- - 4 - ¨ 58 lb Wheat flour - 7 3 35 ¨ Buckwheat flour - 10 6 108 lb pork 4 ½ $ 1 4 2 7 ?tuttin 4/9 1848 Ingerson Chrysdale Dec To 124 lb beef $ 3 – 50 1 1 blot ––––– 1859 Blank Space 1850 John M P—m-l-s march To 1 cow hide 1 bulls hide 9 calf skin Cr by 1 B--? upper ?__? Image 114 Doug Smith from page 112 49 Sep 18 To 2 bush buckwheat - 3 6 ¨ 1 bush buck wheat (not charged before) - 1 9 ¨ 11 lb flour – ¼ 10 lb pork 3 ½ 3/- - 4 4 left off work Sept 29 1849 11 ½ mutton 3 ½ - 3 3 ½ bush peas 1/3 ½ peas buck wt 1/- - 2 3 Oct 24 40 lb flour £ 1- 1 – 10 - 6 9 Novm 14 ¨ ¨ 2 3 7 27 lb pork 2 ½ - 6 9 a/c from millers 6/6 ? ? - 6 6 20 2 bush buck Wheat 3/6 1 ½ Do - 6 1 ½ Bill from J Ross N. P. 1 6 6 ½ bush Salt 1/3 - 1 3 22 footing boots Congers £ 2 – 19 – 7 ½ - 12 6 Novm 24 lb flour 3/- 2 ½ bush buck wheat 19 3/9 - 7 4 ½ 10 lb Sugar 6 - 5 - 26 lb Beef 2/2 - 5 5 Keeping Cow from 1st April to 1st Dec 1 2 6 during april on hay & 3 week feeding to bran obscure smudged line D 13 12 lb flour & 12 lb he got before 24 - 3 - 13 lb beef 2/8 12 lb flour 1/6 - 4 2 5 yds calico McDowals - 4 6 £ 2 – 15 – 1 –––––––––––––––– 1 slate ll Book 2/6 ½ quin paper 7 ½ - 3 8 1 ½ bushel Corn in Ear - 1 10 ½ Image 115 – Janet Kellough 1846 John Dawmers - Dr Nov To 1 four year old mare 12 10 0 “ 1 saddle 35 p cash from 3 Beaty 15/6 2 10 0 36567 “ 9 1/4 yd Satinett 5/0 Trimming for 2 coats 12/6 3 3 6 " fur from Randall 4p making 2 coats 40 p 2 4 0 " 1 pr Satinett Trowsers 18p drawers ?p 1 3 9 Dec " Cash 10p from Miller 2 flannel shirts 6/5 1 2 6 " Cash 3 1/2 at Picton 2/6 0 5 7 ½ " Casdh 7 1/2 do 1/3 at 1847 " Cash to pay mcCully 2/6 for oyster ? 0 7 6 " Cash to Napanee 2/6 " Cash Consecon 2/6 2 lle Tobacco? ?/3 0 5 0 " 1 pair gatu boots 5/6 for Mother 0 5 6 Feb " Cash for Tom H Roblin L4-0-0 4 0 0 " 4 cords wood to Burley 6/3 1 5 0 " 1 pr boots from Jenkins 18/9 0 18 9 " footing pair a " 8/9 0 8 9 " Minthing? Brilliance-Homes? boots 0 2 6 " Straw Hat 5/6 Cash J James 2/3 0 7 9 " pd J Muriele for Cap 0 12 6 " Braid for Hat 4 d 0 4 0 32 4 9 Cash at Cash by John 15 d 0 5 0 47 4 9 5 days cutting saw logs [Transcriber's note: This section was written in pencil which has faded badly and is unreadableSome of the amounts are legible but were omitted because there is nothing to reference them to] 5 1/2 cutting saw logs 1 rye 1 oats 4 1/2 cutting buckwheat in the fall 9 skeins thread 6 24 3 wheat flour 0 2 6 6 1/2 pork 42/2 2 ? 6/4 pork 2 d 1/4 lb flour 1/9 ? ? 9 Image 116 – Carm Foster 116 1846 By buggy waggon 20 10 - “ 8 months & 15 days labour @ 50/-? 21 10 - £ 42 0 - Debt £ 47-4-9 Cr 42-0-0 Due Noxon To T. Beaty 2-6 Commenced work and left off 2/6 He got 17/6 of Beaty instead of 15/- leaving an ultimate balance in my favour of 5 7 3 Examission? of 1 lb Tobo 1/3 - 1 3 trimings for clothes at Randalls - 3 10 £ 5 12 4 1848 Aug Prince Edward Turcott? Dr “ 14 lb mutton ? - 4 1 “ 5 ¼ Butter ? - 3 1 “ 17? Lb pork Belle? - 3 4 “ Cash 2/6 - Quarter ? - 2 6 “ 17 lb cheese 7/1? - 4 lb butter @ 2/-2/- - 9 1 “ 3 lb wool 3/9 - 3 9 “ 8 lb mutton 3 ½ 2/4 - 2 4 1849 Aug 5 3 lb wool 1/3 - 3 9 4 lb butter ? - 2 4 16 cheese 4 ½ - 7 - 9 lb pork Bacon - 3 - “4 lb Butter - 2 - 4 lb ? - 1 6 Dec 27 lb Beef ? - 4 6 Novem ? ? ? - 2 6 Cash 5/- - 5 0 18 lb ham 6/3 5 lb Sugar 2/- - 8 3 Cash 5/- - 5 - Thos Beaty Cr By 3 ½ days teaming? 2 chopping wood 13 drawing logs work 11 to 17 5 ½ 12/6 to 24 1 ½ 7.6 to 31 6 1/6 28 ½ sep to the 1st April 1850 Thomas Beaty Jan 2 Cr by to 1 pr mittens 2/6 - 2 6 3 ½ days teaming 1 lb Tobo 1/3 - 1 3 work 12 lb Sugar 6d? book for Mary 2/6 - 8 6 by 2 days chopping wood from McDowals 1/- - 1 - 10 days drawing? logs ½ bush oats 10d 1 lb Tobo 1/3 Ross - 2 1 March 11-17 “ “ 5 ½ days March 28 56 lb flour - 6 3 ? to 24 1 ½ day “? 6 day up 6.29 worked from 2 Jan 6 April 26 ½ days Image 117 – Carm Foster 117 1848 William Brown Blacksmith June ? “ 22 lb veal H.Q 3d - 5 6 “ “ 12 “ Mutton H.Q. 4 - 4 - Aug 5 “ 15 “ “ H.Q 3 ½ - 4 4 16 “ 14 “ “ 4 - 4 8 Dec 21 “ 21 lb Cheese 5d - 5 5 “ 1 days work chopping by Mowerson 2/6 - 2 6 1849 “ 19 lb veal H.Q 2 ½ - 4 - Feb “ 138 lb beef @ $3 ½ pr cwt 1 4 2 April 2 “ 4 bush peas & oats 1/10 ½ - 7 6 May 7 “ 100 lb pork 25/ 1 5 - Jun 23 “ 4 bush peas & Oats 1/9 - 7 - July 5 ½ cheese old 5d - 2 3 4 ½ do new 4 ½ - 1 8 Aug 23d 20 lb cheese 5 - 8 4 12 lb scatch iron 2/6 - 2 6 46 lb old iron 5/9 - 5 9 ½ bush peas & oats - 1 - Sept 20 ½ bush peas & oats - 1 - use of team to Athol - 5 - Dec? 20 19 yd weaving 9/6 - 9 6 108 lb beef fore yrs? - 17 6 1850 Feb 1 1 bush corn in the Ear - 1 3 29 lb flour - 3 2 April 8 horse to go Demorestville - 1 3 11 ½ lb Borox from Millers 1/ - 1 - 15 4 bush Oats 1/7 - 6 4 June 10 Cash 20/- 1 - - Sept To 20 lb Cheese 5 ¼ - 8 9 7/6 by John 5/7 ½ 1/10 ½ Dec 5 6 bush Corn in Ear 1/3 3 bush Bukwt - 13 11 28 2 bush corn ? 2/6 - 2 6 1851 Jun 8 4 yds dressd full cloth 5/- 1 - - March 12 “ 4 bush corn in the Ear - 6 3 April 3 “ 4 bush peas 2/6 - 10 - March Man & team ½ day 6 draws? Hay - 5 - Jun 30 1 bag flour 92 lb - 9 ? July 20 ? lb Mutton 3d - 3 6 “ 29 1 fat sheep 16/- - 16 - Aug 29 1 fat sheep 14/6 - 14 6 Image 118 – Carm Foster 118 amount reurned? From School properties from J Drewry - 5 9 “ L Roblin - 10 6 “ “ J. D. Noxon 3 15 - I think I have paid £5.00 myself 6 5 - Jane Kelly commenced work Oct 20 4 ½ flannel - 15 9 7 yds Cotton 7d - 4 1 lost time 1 spool thred 3 ½ ¾ yd velvet 1/6 - 1 9 ½ 2 days 1 pr pumps - 6 3 1 pr lace boots 7/6 1 7 10 ½ left of Dec 15th - 7 6 in debt 5/- 1 10 4 1849 Mathew Flemming Feb Caevat? By 1351 ft inch boards 2 ? - “ 212 “ 68 “ Silling - 2 4 £ 3 4 0 1850 Catherine Duffy Jan March- To 1 pr lace boots 7/6 - 7 6 “ 6 ½ Cotton 6 ½ d 3/6 1 basket 1/3 - 4 6 April 11 “ ? yd Calico 1/1 - 2 8 ½ 5 ½ days lost “ 1 ½ yd cotton 9d Settled - - 9 cr by Ca??our 45/- 2d5 - 15 ? ½ up cash To 5 ½ days lost time - 3 2 - 18 7 May 2 2 yds Calico Millers 4 ½ may 16 - 1 7 Commenced work again May 22 cash 10/- 2 yds cotton 6 - 11 - lost 2 days with teeth June 4 bill from Ross 8/6 - 8 6 “ 1 third 2 ½ yd cotton 6 ½ - 1 4 June 24 Cash 5/- - 5 - Image 119 – Carm Foster 119 Work done for the School house having timbers Monday april 30 Mr Drewey & Son 2 days 2 Settled A Foster 1 1 I Demill & Son 1 ½ 1 ½ Isaac Trip son & team ½ 1 Self 1 1 Tuesday May 1 John Drewry 1 Asa Foster 1 John Demill 1 Henry Tripp ½ Self 1 My man & team all day 2 Wed May 2 John Drewry 1 Thurs “ 3 John Drewry 1 George Howell in all 2 days 2 Self yesterday & today 1 Fri May 4 John Drewry 1 George Howell 1 Self 1 Sat 5. Jno Drewry ½ ½ Geo Howell ½ Self ½ Mon 7 John Drewry ½ Self ½ Tues 8 John Drewry 1 Mr Drewry ½ Wed 9 John Drewry ½ Mr Drewry ½ Self ½ Thurs 10 John Drewry & Mr Drewry 1 day Each 2 Self ½ Friday 11 John & Mr Drewry 1 day Each 2 Mon – 14 John Drewry 1 day Mr Drewry ¾ 1 ¾ Tues 15 John & Mr Drewry 1 Each 2 Self ½ ½ Wed 16 John Drewry 1 Thurs May 17 John Drewey 1 & Mr Howell ½ 1 ½ Friday 18 John D 1 & Mr Howell ½ 1 ½ Sat 19 John D 1 Mr Howell 1 2 here closes the carpenter work except the benches? Tues 22 Howell 1 Self ½ 1 ½ W 23 Howell 1 Self ½ making mortur 1 ½ Th 24 Howell 1 Self ½ 1 ½ Image 120 – Carm Foster 120 Self found? 1 bench & 200 shingles - 12 - Mr Drewry found? ½ bunch 5/- - 5 - By John Demill 165 ft inch Boards 3/6 - 5 7 “ 180 ft 1 ½ inch plank B measure 3/6 - 6 - 52 of 2 inch plank “ “ - 2 - 3 3 Levi Roblin 1078 ft Se dry 3/6 1 17 9 304 ft Scirtting? - 10 8 May Daniel Sayler 174 ft 1 ½ plank - 6 2 18 J D Noxon 3 ½ lb nails 4d - 1 2 nails from Demorestville 12 shingle 15 a sheeting? 20 a sillary? - 15 2 12 ½ 59 J D Noxon 3 ½ a shingle nails - 1 2 24 “ “ 4 lb nails - 1 4 “ “ 63 ft inch boards 3/9 - 3 2 D McTaggart 22 ft inch board - - 10 3 bush Stone lime 1/3 P Roblin - 3 9 selcorn? For plasters & fix chimney - 7 6 John Curlett by 22 lengths sash 3 ½ 4 4 6 [Transcribers note: the first 4 in the above lengths of sash was written very small and may not be part of the price.] Joseph Peach last year 141 ft boards - 4 6 Last year 22 “ “ - Daniel Saylor 62 ft boards - 2 3 JD Noxon 1 ½ lb nails - - 6 6 18 4 Levi Roblin 12 lights glass - 2 6 Daniel Saylor By Timber 6 trees - 5 - JD Noxon stove pipes 8/9 7 8 5 Labour 8 15 3 Stove & pipes 3 7 6 19 10 11 Stovepipes Brooks - 8 ? 19 18 ? School To Buying Stores & putting up 10/- “ 1 lb putty 6 1 doz glass 2/6 3/- 1 keg for nods? 7 ½ d 2 ½ to a/c – 10d Buying? School misstress? 2-6 School Mistress examination? 2-6 18-10 asa foster 2/6 2-6 21-4 1849 Novm JD Noxon by 1 Black board & painting 2 3/- - - -5 JD Noxon ½ doz lights glass 1/3 Due JD Noxon 4/3 - 4 3 Friday 25 Mr Howell 1 day - 1 - Monday 28 “ “ ½ Self ½ - 1 - Tuesday to Thur Friday Sat 5 days - 5 - Novm 1848 paid George Howell for schooling 5 0 0 1850 May 20 paid Do 6 5 0 Settled & found £ 8-0-0 his due 11 5 0 and previous 5 0 0 13.00 subtract 11 50 due Mr Howell £ 1-150 1 15 0 May 30 1850 paid up Image 121 – Carm Foster 1850 March 6 William Mowerson To arithmatic for Jemina - 2 6 4 bushel peas & Buckwheat? - 7 - To 3 buckets 18 lb Each B W flour 54 lb - 4 6 3 days work chopping 2/6 - 7 6 1 pr half soles & heel - 1 9 wood to burn and leave? to draw? - 5 - cordwood 2 allowing 1/3 for his 1 14 6 March 15 Amount of Bill ₤ 43-5-6 $100 year Cr by labour £ 45-15-0 35 Summer? Subtract Debt 43-5-6 38 Job Due Mowerson £ 2-9-6 10 Sarah $ 183 To 1 lb Tobacco 1/3 Due 1-0-3 - 1 3 ₤ 45-15 ? 16 “ Stove pipes Brook 8 lengths /10 - 8 0 “ Cash 10/- - 10 0 “ moving ? load 5/- - 5 - 1 4 3 “ School Bill - 5 - 1 9 3 april 16 Cash to James Osburn 20/- by the hand of S E Barton Bill of the Chapel party 15 lb Sugar 6d - 7 6 9 lb lard 4d - 3 4 9 lb butter 7 ½ - 5 3 2 lb Tea 3d - 6 ? 6 “ Candles? ?d - 5 - 30 “ hams? ? - 10 - 40 “ flour - 4 - amount £ 2 0 6 1 17 6 N B Conger ? Cr by 22 fB - 1/8 1848 ?31 lb flour 3/6 - 3 6 1850 6 bush oats 1/7 4 bush peas 2/6 - 19 4? 15 “ Buckwheat 1/8 1 5 - Oct 20 lbs Cheese 5 ¼ 2 7 1? 25/1 1851 Jan 15 “ 21 lb Mutton 3 19 lb cheese 5d 8/- - 13/3 April 11 ½ bush? 5 ½ peas 12 lb ham 4 ½ d 8? lb cheese 5d ¾ May 22 5 bush peas Image 122 – Carm Foster 122 he had worked Thomas Beaty 3 up to the 1st 1 spool 200? yd 4d - - 4 april 38 days 4 ½ Cotton 6 ½ - 2 5 ½ he had ½ sole for boot good 9 - - 9 commenced 1 lb Tobo 1/6 millers 1 yd Cotton 6 ½ - 2 0 ½ for six months 1 lb Tea 3/- 1 lb Sa??ates 6 ½ - 3 6 ½ at $10 pr month 8 yds Calico 1/1 3 yd Calico 4 ½ - 11 ½ May 3d Cash to Joseph Miller 32/0 1 12 6 1 pr half soles Catherine ? - 1 6 1 ¼ yd cotton 6 ½ 1 Tobo Millers ¼ - 2 - June 4 Bill from Mr Ross 15/2 - 15 2 Cash to Mr Howell for Marys Schooling 6/3 - 6 3 June 24 1 half Sole & patch 9d axe handle 7 ½ - 1 4 ½ Aug 8th “ 8 ¾ lbs rolls 1/8 - 14 1 Oct 15 “ 20 lb flour - 2 2 20 “ 4 ¾ lb Tallow 6 - 2 4 ½ “ “ 2 bushel peas 2/2 - 4 4 Novem 2 . 2 bush peas 2/1 - 4 2 Novm 8 “ 2 bush peas 2/1 44 lb flour 4/10 ½ - 9 - Novr 16 “ 2 “ “ 2/1 ? - 4 2 22 “ 1 bucket of salt 2 box matches - 1 4 27 Cash 1/3 6 lb Tallow 6 ½ 3/3 - 4 6 Decm 12 “ 1 lb Tobo 1/10 ½ 12 lb Sugar 6 ½ 6/6 - 8 4 ½ 1 old flour Bl??? - 1 - 100 lb flour 2 pails 52 lb 1 tin pail 10 lb lb 142 - 16 - Keeping Cow from april to Dec 1 - - Jan 5 goods from Gordons 4/9 - 4 9 “ 1 bush peas 2/3 - 2 3 “ 9 cask 15 11 ½ tallow - 5 9 Jan 22 Tobacco from Feb 26 “ from Bulls North port - 1 6 “ “ Cash 25/- leather soles babys cot 7 ½ 1 5 7 ½ March 28 ½ peas 1/3 Salt from McDowals & C 4 ½ - 1 7 ½ April 1 ? gal whiskey 1/10 ½ 1 lb ginger 10 ½ - 2 9 “ 10 1 ball candle wick 5 2 box maches 5 - - 10 “ 16 1 lb tobacco from N Port 1/6 - 1 6 April 17 2 ½ gallons beer @ ¼ ¾ Casteroil 1/6 - 4 10 Cash to John M Cronk for Mary boils? - 1 3 April gavel? From Richd Morden 2/4 - 2 4 “ 6 Cash 35 to Docter Curlett 1 15 - May ½ lb Tobacco – 9d - - 9 May 31 1 lb Tobacco – Millers - 1 6 June Straw Hat from Millers - - 16 July 2 lb Tallow 6 1 lb Tobocco Chapmans 1/6 - 2 6 6 lb Rolls 1/9 - 10 6 Aug 5 4 Boxex matches by Mary - - 6 ? lb flour 20/- 2 lb Tobo 1/3 1 2 6 3 4 yd weaving 4d - 11 4 Bill from Richd Morden - 8 5 1 spool thread McDowals by Grant - - 3 1 lb Tea McDowals 2/6 - 2 6 Cash 7 ½ to Catherine Jur? Daly Image 123 Doug Smith 1850 Gifford Miton Howard april 22 To balance on a/c 2/7 - 2 7 ¨ 29 ½ flour 3/ 7 ½ - 3 7 ½ 27 ¨ 26 lb flour 3/3 74 lb pork 4/8 - 4 11 1850 aug 9 ¨ 22 lb cheese 5 ¼ - 9 2 Oct 12 ½ lb Mutton - 4 2 1851 aug 2 1 quarter Hind 12 Blank Space 1850 Mr Norman Cardul Sept To 17 lb cheese 5 ¼ - 7 5 ¨ ¨ 14 lb Mutton H Q 4p - 4 8 29 ¨ Cash 20/- 1 0 0 Oct ¨ 12 ½ Mutton - 4 2 ¨ 1 cheese from McDowals 15 lb - 6 3 ––––––––––––––– 1851 July 17 ¾ @ 1/3 £ 2 2 6 1 2 2 July 26 1851 To 250 ft 1 ½ in ok? plank 110 ¨ 1 in bords 50 ft Siding Novm John B Howard? obscure - 6 8 16 lb Salt - - 8 6 ? ___? soap 1/3 4 ?___? - 1 9 rest of page blank Image 124 Doug Smith Sept 20 1850 Oct goods from McDowals 1 2 - last 3 welding goods 1/3 2 ½ ribbon @ 7p cash 1/9 - 4 6 sowing 2 Dec 18 1 Card Hooks & Eyes Cost - time 2 yds ribbon 10 ½ - 1 9 at Shufield? Cash 5/- - 5 - 8 days 1 /- of dayly 7 ½ McDowal - 1 7 ½ 3 concession Cash 5 /- - 5 - 5 day 1 pr boots 9/- - 9 - Tym ding? Feb 1 pr Side Lambs 4 Cash @ /6 - 2 10 6 y cotton 6 ½ 5 yd Cotton 5 ½ - 5 7 4 yd Sleanloon? 8p 2/8 1 ½ Calico 9p - 3 10 March 25 Whale bone 9p - - 9 april 1 Cash 7/6 Cash postage 9p - 8 3 May 3 parasol Milles - 10 - Trade for bonnet & trimmings she paid 5/- at Mr McKays 12/7 - 7 7 June 10 Cash 3/9 again 1/3 3 / 1 ½ - 5 - Cash 5/- 2 ½ Gacanet? 1/3 , 5 Edgar? 10, 2 - 3 11 ½ July 23 Cash 10/- 5/- Rach tin - 10 - 28 7 yds gingham McDowalls 1/1 - 7 7 aug 23 1 pr gloves 1/5 10 yd Calico 6 ½ 2 ½ ribbon 3 - 7 5 ½ ¾ cambrick? 5 ½ yd Bobnut? 1/6 3 ½ orlums? 9 3 9 Oct Cash 6/- 4 yd Cotton 4 ½ /6 - 7 6 2 lb latting? 2 ½ ? 5 yd Cot 4 ½ - 8 7 ½ 1 pr pin shamperton? - 7 9 Novm 1 c? C ?--? - 7 6 1 yd cross bord? obscure - 1 9 Dec obscure - 2 6 a ? ? from Mitters 1 1 4 ½ Sanuel Barton for Dr ? ? - 14 5? ? ? Cash to ? ? 1 0 5 Mardica? Johnson 1855 to Cr Aaron Osburn - 2 6 Jun ¨ 14 lb beal? veal - 3 6 ¨ 11 lb Wheat flour - 2 - ¨ 2 lb Cheese @ 6 - 1 - 3 lb Tallow @ 9p - 2 3 Image 125 Doug Smith 1851 Dr James Curlett Novm 19 48 lb beef 2 /- - 10 - 1853 G ? 3 lb Wool 1/6 - 4 6 Novm 10 ¨ 25 lb Beef 2 ½ - 5 3 Space Dr Allan 4 ¾ hay - 11 10 ½ Space John Robinson 39 lb beef 90 lb 1 ½ beef? 1851 William Robinson ? ? To 108 lb beef ? ¼ 1 2 3 Tobacco Shirts 6-3 1 lb Tobacco 1/6 2 ½ 5/ ? ? 4/9 2 yd Cotton 1/3? boots 1-6 making 3/- thread & buttons ? boots 10?-9 2 shirts 6/3 mending boots 1/6 –––––– 1 – 6 – 0 lost 1 day april 16 Fredrick Hderman comenced work april Larry commenced work Friday april 29 1832 29 Dr to 62 lb flour ¨ 14 lb shoulder smoked - 5 3 ½ lb Tea 1/3 - 1 3 ¨ 2 box? ? ? 4 spool thread 5 ½ - - 7 ½ May ½ lb Tobacco 4 yd pink Calico 8 ½ - 3 6 7 yds best Cotton 7 ½ 8 yds Calico 8 ½ - 10 ½ 3 yds cotton 4 ½ 2 overmarked 7 ½ - 2 9 May 28 1 –––– Cash 1/3 - 2 5 42 lb ?--? 1 ½ bush seed potatoes ¾ ½ lb Tobacco - 4 6 5 yd pink Calico 8 ½ smudge - 3 6 ½ first Book 8p 2 lb butter 1/3 - 2 - June 8 12 lb pork 5/- 21 flour 1 Sugar 1 ½ Cotton spool S ? ? - 2 - Cash 1/3 1––––––– 1 cooking glass ? - 3 4 ½ lb ? ? ½ yd S ? ? 1/-? 3 ½ Cotton ? - 4 8 last two lines obscure - 2 1 - 1 - Image 126 Doug Smith 1857 Ureal Pearsall Novm 19 To 115 lb beef H Q 3p 1 8 5 Harriet Wickham Commenced work april 3rd 1852 april 10 To 1 flannel dress - 10 - ¨ 1 ½ yd Calico 1/- - 1 6 2 weeks ¨ 2 Cotton Chimeas @ 2/1 Each - 4 2 lost time 1 ball candle wick for 1 straw bonnet 11 / 3 - 11 3 9 yd A? ? 1/6 3 ½ Calico 11p - 16 8 ½ 5 Calico 6p 1 Shwab? 7/6 - 10 - Gloves 1/1 1 yd Cotton 6 ½ - 1 7 ½ 1 pr Shoes 7/6 Stockings 1 /4 - 8 10 making dress 2/ 8p - 2 - 6 ¾ Calico 1/- 5 ¼ Cotton - 9 - 2 ½ Cotton 1/3 5 yd Calico 8 ¾ - 6 ? J ? g boot? 8/7 1 pair lace boots 8/9 - 11 6 1 ½ calico 1/3 ¼ calico ? 1 yd Cotton 6 - 1 11 1 yd velvet? 2/ 3 obscure 10p - 3 1 1 Shawl ? - 13? 7? making dresses - 6 3 ½ yard paper 7 ½ half shoe and patch boots 2/6 3 6 ½ 5 yds flannel @ 2/9 - 13 9 1 pr shoes 7/6 8 yds 1 1 6 7 obscure lines - 4 8 - 1 6 14 lb flour - 1 ? Cash ? ? 1 5 8 B ? ? 14 lb flour 1 lb - - 10 ½ 1 lb 2/6 ? ? - 3 3 15 lb flour 1 lb Tea 3/ 2 lb Sugar 10 - 3 10 1 lb Butter & Aug 2 lb wool 1/6 - 3 - 12 obscure lines 15 lbs flour 1 ½ C ? ? 2 W ? - 1 - 26 3 lb Sugar 1 ½ butter 1 y ? ? - 8 8 ½ ? 1 lb Tobacco 1 ½ ? - 1 4 1 ½ yd Cotton 9p 1 lb ? ? - 1 4 ½ 1 fine comb 15? matches? 15 lb flour 15 lb flour - 1 3 Oct 6 Cash 1/3 16 lb flour 17 - 1 6 1 lb ? ? 1 box matches @ 1 ½ butter 12 lb flour - 1 -? Novm 1 69 lb flour tin pail 10p doll 10 ½ - 1 8 ½ ½ yd Iscont? 1 lb butter 4p - 1 6 9 5 ½ muton 1/-? Cash 5 /- - 5 3 Image 127 – Carm Foster 127 1832 Over Larry worked 5 ½ months ? ? /55 Novem 15 to Cash 7/10 ½ school bill - 7 10 ½ 1 lb soap 4 ½ 1 lb butter 9 6 ¾ lb pork 2/3 - 3 4 ½ 1 lb Tea ½ lb Tobacco 2 lb soap - 5 - ½ bush potatoes 10 ½ d 9 ½ lb pork - 4 - ½ bush potatoes 1 ½ lb butter postage 1/4 - 3 2 buckwheat flour 1 bucket Dec 3 Cash 11/3 ½ 1 Blanket 9/9 1 1 ½ 5 ½ lb pork 4 ? 2 do? Candles 9d - 3 4 100 lb flour 10/- 1 yd cotton - 10 6 3 ½ yd flannel ? ? - 11 2 4 lb Sugar 5d 4 ½ Cotton 6 - 3 11 Jute? flanl? picton 3/- 4 lb sugar ? 2 1/2 flannel ? - 6 5 Dec 22 1 lb butter ? 1 do Candles 9 - 1 7 ½ bush potoatoes 10 ½ spool 3-3 ½ - 1 2 ½ lb Tobacco 9d 8 ½ lbs beef 1/5 - 2 2 Dec 28 ½ bush potatoes 10 ½ 1 lb candles 9 - 1 7 ½ 1853 9 ¾ pork 3/3 3 ¾ lb beef 1 ½ - 3 10 ½ Jan 2 ½ bush potatoes 10 ½ 1 lb candles 9 - 1 7 ½ 4 ½ Cotton Bill??? 2/3 pepper? Beef 6 - 2 9 6 ½ lb pepper? ½ lb Salerate? - - 9 7 lb sugar 2/9 3 ? 1/- - 3 9 10 Cash 7 ½ 1 pr shoes? maggy 6/- - 6 7 7 ½ lb beef 1/3 - 1 3 11 ½ bush potatoes 10 ½ 9? lb pork ? - 3 11 ½ bush potatoes 10 ½ 1 lb ? ½ Tobo - 3 7 ½ 4 yd flannel 12/- 4 ? calico 2/6 - 14 6 Jan 24 1 bottle Caster oil ? - 1 3 6 ½ lb pork? 6d - 2 8 ½ bush potatoes ?/2 1 ½ yd flannel? - 4 - flour charged but not carried over 1 11 3 1 ¼ lb butter? 1/1 - 1 1 Image 128 – Carm Foster 128 1852 Stone Blacksmith Shop May 3 bush potatoes 2/- - 6 - 1853 July 110 lb flour - oct 8 bush peas 4 Each time Novm 26 3- 1854 May 1 ½ bush potatoes 3/9 5 ½ butter? 4/-1 Cash 15/- Sept 1852 30? 460 Roughedge boards 434 ft 2 in plank, Board measure 1853 July [Transcribers note: nothing entered for this date] 1853 Aug 16 ½ Butter 1 lb Sugar 5d - 10 6 1 yd Cotton 6d 1 gall Soap 7 ½ - 1 1 ½ 5 lb Sugar 5 1 yd Calico 9d arithmetic 7 ½ - 1 10 slate? 6 9 ½ lb pork 6d 4/6 11lb pork without bone 5/6 - - 6 - Bill from Smiths 2/10 ½ ½ lb Candles 4 ½d - 3 3 Sept 1 1 gall whiskey 2/- 5 lb sugar 2/1 N Port - 4 1 “ 5lb sugar 2/1 Picton 1lb Tea 3/9 - 5 10 ½ doz matches 3d 26lb flour 3/9 - 4 - 1 ½ lb rolls 3/- 7 & 5lb pork 12 lb - 9 - 12 lb Mutton 3d 2 yd flannel 2/6 - 8 - 1 yd cotton 6 1 spool thread 3 ½ - - 9 ½ 29 ½ lb Tobacco 9d - - 9 Oct 46lb flour 1 pint? do? 10lb - 8 - 3 yar flannel 2/6 Soap 1/- - 8 6 ½ lb salerdes 3 ½ 1 ball candlewick 4d - - 7 ½ 15/- Cash 2lb Tallow ½ - 16 2 1 bottle wirnufuge? Talls? 1d - 1 4 4 ¾ pork 13lb flour 1?6 44 ½ 113 113 [Transcribers note: it appears the 1’s on the left side of this column are carry over 110 numbers] 113 1- 6 99 ½ James G Wright 1853 Oct 15 to 3 bush peas 3 / 4 - 10 - Novm 11 “ 128 lb Beef H.2. 2 ¾ 1 9 6 1854 April 10 To 1 cwt flour 1 2 6 1 Side Harness leather - 15 7 ½ “ Cheese don’t Round? Oct 15 lb mutton 0 5 8? 1855 Oct 6 lb cheese - 3 - 1856 15 lb Ham - 7 6 Image 129 – Carm Foster Mrss? Nortons $ Dec to Cash $14- 14 00 “ 120 lb beef @ 3 ½ cts - 4 20 “ 96 “ “ @ 4 cts HQ - 4 30 “ 2 ½ ys full cloth @ $1- - 2 50 “ 4 bush peas @ 80 cts - 3 20 “ 2 “ oats @ 50 - 2 000 30 22 July 17 “ 17 ½ lb Cheese - 1 75 “ 16 ½ side pork - 1 65 “ about 84 lb flour - 2 52 36 24 due Noxon $ 1 25cts John Baker 1854 Cash 1 5 - ? 15 ½ “ “ - 52 10 veal 3 - 26 1 18 2 1854 John M Cronk beside Stobes? 14 ¼ ? mutton - 4 10 by 2 barrels cider 5 days test beer? July 29 He threshed 315 bush rye & 47 of wheat [Transcribers note: written across the following entries was the word Settled] 1853 Garrett? Wickham Commenced work April 24 to 3 yd Calico 2/6 7 ½ lb butter 5/7? - 8 1 ½ Jun 14 4 yd Calico 6 ½ 2/2 8 yd gingham - 7 2 bonnet 3/9 4yd ribbon by ½ yd ? 1/2 - 8 4 ½ July Cash 5/- Order on Smith? 5/ & 7 ½ - 10 7 ½ 2 pr stockings 2/- Cotton Batting 1/3 - 3 3 3 yd Cotton 1/6 1pr shoes 7/6 - 9 - Cake soap 4 - - - 4 2 6 10 ? ? 15 ? 3 1 10 1854 Monday Oct 2d To cash 3/9 1/3 Blackstrap? 1/6 Image 130 – Carm Foster Cash $6 1 1 0 Jacob H Roblin D July 26 18 lb shoulder 1855 Dec 6 to 147 lb Beef HQ @ $5 cwt 7 3 5 Aug 1856 18 lb Mutton HQ 6. cts 1 8 - [Transcribers note: the following items to Dec 5 were “X’d” out] Edward Donay previous a/c 4 7 7 1859 July to 22 lb veal - 5 6 “ 14 lb Ham - 8 3 Dec 5 to 147 lb beef HQ $5 - 1 16 9 1859 C Calvin on old a/c 10/- - 10 - June 6 Cash 25/- 1 5 - July 2 “ 22 ½ lb ham 1858 “ 1 mare 15 - - 1859 1860 Feb 1 load straw - 7 6 July 14 “ 17 lb veal - 4 3 1860 To making joints & other fixing 6 buggy Sept at Roblins 2 bush peas 3/ - 12 6 18 11 7 - 6 - Cr by over Charge on straw 2/6 18 17 7 154 13 Image 131 – Tom Pollard J G Wright Sr. 1855 6lb Cheese - 3 Nov 2 1856 14lb Ham 6 - 7 1857 14lb Ham ? 6 -7 1858 July 2 13lb Mutten - 3 9 cash 2 of Oct 10 " 2 of 2 - - " 22 " Rolls ? ? 1858 July 2 So 14 ?? -3 6 [transcribers note: this line is very faint. It appears to be a name. Perhaps Warton or Barton] 1855 6 Cash off 2 1 0 " 42 1/2 Cheese 1 1 3 ? " 85 lb Beef @ 6 cts 1 3 6 1857 July Cash 2 of To Gree - 5 - 1858 " Cash 2 of " 2 - - Oct 10 Cash 6 Thomas 3 of 1 10 – 1860 22 " 6 lbs Butter @ 9 - 4 6 march 82 lb beef 41/2 3.69$ ? Oliver Yong? $ - - 328 to Cash $80 1 Cheese 82 82 - - 41 Butter & Cheese 7 ½ Cash 2 9 50 369 91 50 Cr by Labour 12650 9150 3500 Nelsons washing 1of Sandpaper 11 ½ 11 ½ with ? ? Image 132 – Tom Pollard 1857 Amount of ?? 1245 Sept 112 bushel of barley fall 1320 1858 137 " of rye 249 2565 feb 268 " " " winter 72 " " wheat 340 589 lost time John Fleming? Amount ? ? 1day ? ? 1 day cleaning house To 1 pr half soles 1/6 - 1 6 2 days " half soling & one heel shoes - 3 6 one ? July " 6 lb wool @ 1/6 - 6 3 1 day " carding 2/6 113 looking for boots 1858 ? & 1 Each pair ? threshed in Sept 200 bags 187 " Oct 154 341 bushels 1859 Threshed in winter 144 485 4 19.40 Note: the next four lines are too faint to read. 1858 David ?? June 2 To 25 lb flour - 3 1 ½ 126 ? ? $126 ½ 485 4 ½ 1940 242 `` 21.82 1940 121 2061 Image 133 – Tom Pollard 1858 Edward Donay D July [this line of writing that is struck through] 1859 Forbes May to 19 lbs of veal - 4 9 June 3 " 12 lb mutten 4 - 4 – [transciber's note: The following appears about 2/3 down the page. All of the lines before and after are too faint to read.] Anna Mahala Davis commenced work May 1 bunch cotton yarn - 6 3 1 1 pr mits 1/ - 1 - Image 134 – Tom Pollard [Note: this page consists of what appears to be two words with some scibbling below. The words could not be deciphered by this transcriber. The numbers 29- appear in the cash column.] Image 135 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: both dark and light inks were used on this page. The lighter ink is virtually illegible.] February 1855 Received money Paid Purdy 3000 - $22-00 of JP Sox $ 50 “ widow Survey “ Gillmour & Co 7000 35-50 of T Donally 10 “ Elisabeth 8-00 “ Yarwood 7-00 “ Vroman 2-00 “ Brown Black smith 8-00 “ Smith Store Keeper 8-00 “ Superintendent “ Schooling 3-00 “ for Shingles 13-50 “ for Brick 5- “ Trade – 1 sundries 3 3- “ Brown Black Smith 6-25 “ Langmuir 3- “ Rightmyer Carr? & Burley 2- May D Noxon.s lime Kiln 5 Hired girl 1.75? Sundries 3.25 5-? $159-25 $160 Ross 2 Ramsey 2 Vost? Isham? ? 10 Received Donnally 105 16 May Sawing wood 3 threshing 5 8 “ Thorp 128 19 trads? 2 Yong 10 Munro 20- - $233 23 V Blaircom 6.25 Chapman 13- - Demorest - 50 26 hard ware 12 hasp Ea? 2.? - 450? 283 Wall ? 650 ? - 650 Yongs Cash 40- - Plough? - 325 Chapman ? 10 GJ? Boyle 2d50 Haight 2 1450 Neuls? ? Es??? 21 munro 5 -??? Plough shevs / Sugar / Sa??? / - 3-- Picture Paid Grant 5 ? 5 10-- Baniseys? 5 Witheral 5 10-- Levi Roblin lumber 28-- Harriet Wickham -2-- Yong - 10-- R Morden 4 Image 136 – Carm Foster Ei 1833 doctors bill £ 3-15 1833 2 flannel shirts 15/- 4 cotton Do 16/- 3 combs for D 10/- - - - 10.00 1834 2 yd lasonet? 8/- - - - 0? ? 8 1835 Bill of Expenses at DB Stevensons £ 10-6-0 10 6 10.60 1835 1 pin? Boots 30/- pin? Shoes 12/6 6 shirts 24/- - - - - 3-10 1837 1 pin? Coat $17 making of Cloak $10 ½ 6 pin? shirts and making $7 - - - - 8-10 1838 2 pr Breeches and making 10$ 1 Jacket 12/6 12 pin? crack? a Blues? - - - - 3-10 1838 Doctors Bill ₤ 8-0-0 Powers £ 5-10 ? & ? £ 2.10 4 collers Shirts 1839 1 pin? Coat $18 1 pr pin? Boots 30/- 1 pr Breeches $5 - - - - 7? 1 jacket 12/6 2 cotton shirts 1840 - - - - 4-10 1841 1 pin? Coat 12$ 1 pr Breeches 25/- 2 flannel shirts 15/- - - - - 2-? 1842 1 pin? shirt 5/- 4 cotton 15/- 1855 April 9th. warm and pleasant the Snow is yet very deep in the roads & large bank in the fields the ice in the Bay is yet firm & solid tho failing fast the most sever winter weather has Continued untill the middle of last week when the Sleighing was exceedingly good April 25 Wednesday fair day went to Picton Snow banks have just disappeared weather warm & pleasant Steam Boat come up first time – people commenced plowing 1851 Novm Mr Mcfal? 3 days washing & cleaning & money [Transcribers note: a line is drawn from May to Mrs Marsh and similarly from May to 6 day nursing? Mr Marsh] Mrs Marsh - @ 5/- - 15 - May 6 day Nursing? Mr Marsh 5/- 1 10 - 1852 March 7 day Nursing? @ 5 1 15 - “ 13 “ ? 6 hr? walk @ ?/ 3 5 - - 15 lb Smoked haring 0 7.6 ? 7 5 - - 10 lb Butter 9d 0-7-6 - 9 lb Lard 6d 0-4-6 - 4 lb Sugar 6d 0-2-0 - ½ lb Tea 2d 0-2-0 - 2 ½ yd full cloth 5/- 0-12-6 - 18 lb Cheese 6d 0-9-0 £ 2-5-0 Margaret Osborn wahs work 1 days Decm? 4 “ 2 “ 3 Jan 21st/64 ? Dinah 1 lb tea Image 137 – Carm Foster Harriet Wickham Commenced work To balance on Settlement - 2 6 “ 1 bonnet 4/6 ½ yd lining 4 ½ - 4 10 ½ “ 4 yd ribbon 1/2 - 4 8 March to 1 bunch Callore yarn - 6 3 “ 1 “ ½ yd Muslin - - 6 “ 1 pr mitts 1/- 3d paid - - 9 June “ trade at Donnallys - 11 2 “ 3 ½ yds delaire trimmings 4 ½ - 1 4 ½ 1 15 0 ½ Cr By 3 month & 20 day work @ “ Spinning? 7/1 - 7 1 “ Cash 6 Jamces? - - 7 ½ 3 8 11 ½ 1 55 1 ½ Due Miss Davis ₤ 1 13 11 Image 138 – Carm Foster Commenced Workmans Time April 30 days? day Monday Tillaston ½ X wood ½ ½? day May 1-3 1 1 2 “ 1st week 2 W 1 1 2 “ 4? days 3 Thurs 1stweek 1 1 2 4 F 1 1 2 flooring 5 S 1 1 2 - 11 5 ½ 5 ½ 6 Sunday 7 Monday Sillotse? 1X wood 1 2 in house 8 T “ 1 “ 1 Yongs ½ 2 ½ 2 week 9 W “ 1 “ 1 “ 1 3 “ 10 Thurs “ 1 “ 1 “ 1 3 worked at 11 Fri “ 1 “ 1 “ 1 3 flooring & 12 Sat “ 1 - 1 “ 1 3 windo? Frames 6 6 4 ½ 14 ½ 13 Sunday 14 Monday - 1 - 1 - 1 Framing 15 Tuesday - 1 - 1 - 1 “ 16 W - 1 - 1 - 1 “ 3d 17 Thurs - 1 - 1 - 1 “ 18 Fr - 1 - 1 - 1 - finished 19 Sat - 1 - 1 - 1 raised 20 Sunday 6 6 6 21 Mo - 1 - 1 - 1 got out Cornish 22 Tues - 1 - 1 - 1 poured week 23 Wed - 1 - 1 - 1 lentil & 4th 24 Thu - - - 1 - 1 spliced siding 25 Fri poor 1 - 1 - 1 & sided 26 Sat fair 1 - 1 - - worked at lobbys? 5 6 5 27 Sunday 28 Mo - 1 1 - worked at lobbys? 29 Tu - 1 1 ½ 30 W - 1 - 1 - 1 siding 5th 31 Th 1 - 1 - 1 sheeting week June 1 Fi - 1 - 1 - 1 2 Sat - 1 - 1 - 1 6 6 4 ½ 3 Sunday 4 Monday 1 - 1 - 1 worked at Cornish 5 Tuesday 1 - 1 - 1 shingled stoop 6 Wed - 1 - 1 - 1 tried out door? 7 Thurs - 1 - 1 - 1 stuff 6th week 8 Fri - 1 - 1 - 1 9 Sat - 1 - - - 1 6 5 6 10 Sunday 11 Mo - 1 - ½ hut up Cornish & Eave 12 Tues - 1 - 1 13 W - 1 - 1 shingled 14 Th - 1 - 1 hut up 7th 15 Fr - 1 - 1 Joist week 16 Sat - 1 - 1 6 5 ½ none 17 Sunday 18 Mo - 1 - 1 19 Tu - 1 - 1 ? 8th 20 W - 1 - 1 washed floor? 21 T - 1 - 1 ? ? 22 F - 1 - 1 23 S - 1 - 1 2 days ? 6 6 none 24 Sunday Image 139 Doug Smith Giltotson? Wood Y? g? 25 Monday — 1 — 1 — 26 Tuesday — 1 — 1 — ½ Sash X 27 W — 1 — 1 — 1 Glaid? 28 Th — 1 — 1 — 1 H ? ers? ? F — 1 — 1 — 1 9 th 30 Sat –––––––––––––––––––––––– 5 5 3 ½ July 1 Sunday ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 2 M — 1 — 1 — 3 Teu 1 — 1 — 10th 4 Wed 1 — 1 — Wed 5 Tr 1 — 1 — 6 F 1 — 1 — 7 Sat 1 — 1 — ––––––––––––––––––––– 6 — 6 Sun 8 Sunday none 9 M 1 — 1 — 10 T 1 — 1 — 11 W — 1 — 1 — 11th 12 Tr — 1 — 1 — 13 F — 1 — 1 — 14 Sat — 1 — 1 — ––––––––––––––––– 6 — 6 15 Sunday none 16 M — 1 — 1 — 17 T — 1 — 1 — 18 W — 1 — 1 — 1 12 19 Tr — 1 — 1 — 1 20 F — 1 — 1 — 1 21 Sat — 1 — 1 — 1 –––––––––––––––––––––– 6 6 4 22 Sunday –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Account? Selletson? Wood — Ye ? g? 27 Monday 1 28 Tuesday — 1 — ½ — 13 29 Wedn — 1 — 1 — 30 Thu — 1 — 1 — ½ 31 Fr — 1 — 1 — 1 Sat 1 Sat — 1 — 1 — 1 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– 6 4 ½ 2 ½ 2 Sunday ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 3 Mon — 1 — 1 — 1 4 Tue — 1 — 1 — 1 14 5 W — 1 — 1 — 1 6 Thur — 1 1 1 7 F 1 — 1 — 1 8 S 1 — 1 — 1 –––––––––––––––––––––––– Image 140 Doug Smith 9 G ? tt ny? S mllely? 3 W ? y 10 Monday 1 — 1 — 1 11 Tu 1 — 1 — 1 12 W — 1 — 1 — 1 13 Thur — 1 — 1 — 1 Done –––– –––– ––– 4 4 4 Rebecca VanAuden? Commenced Work the 3 rd day Sept 1855 Cost time Cash 2/6 goods to Donnallys 18/3 H ard? 1/3 1 3 — Dec 1st 1 day Osburns 6/8 ½ Cash 10/- my? 1/3 — 11 3 11 day Ch?tn Vectorum? 7/6 less 3/9 — 3 9 2 10 ½ home? 4 yds Cotton 1/9 5 yd Flannel @ 2/9 13/9 — 15 6 3 sewing Weaving & warp flannel — 3 6 ½ quilting 1 ½ 2 meeting Arther Donnally 1 — — 1856 Feb 20 Cash 1/3 — 1 3 –––––––––––––––––––––––– £ 4 16 3 26 Bellvile trade at Osburn ( as bill ) 1 16 9 may Cash 1/3 yd ribbon @ 8 ½ — 1 9 ½ ––––––––––––––––––– £ 6 14 9 ½ Jun Cash 20/- 6 Bellvile 1 — — a/c Osburn? 1/3 Cash 20 /- Remainder of page blank Image 141 Doug Smith 1855 William Brown Blacksmith Dec 5 to 150 lb Beef @ $ 4 ¼ cwt 1 11 10 ½ large blank to next account 1855 N B Conger took it myself July To 5 bush Buck wheat @ 4/ 1 — — they Come for it 1856 July ¨ ¨ ¨ ¨ 5/ 1 5 — 1858 ¨ 8 bush Buck wheat 2/6 1 — — 1858 Gifford B Howard Dec to Cash 3/- 60 3 — ¨ 29 lb /3 Wheat flour 92? cts 48 By ? ? S ? ? 1 day 3 g? ? 48 ¨ Rey Flour @ 2 ½ 120 6 ––––––––– ½ ¨ 2 9 29 ¨ 1 ¨ 4 16 ¨ ¨ ½ ¨ 2 23 ¨ ¨ 1 ¨ 4 10 –––– 1 ¨ 4 lb 155 at 3 cts 1 ¨ 4 4 4 –––––––––– 23 1 4 –––––– 27 thats all Image 142 Doug Smith Previous 5 pages blank March Tapped Tuesday & Wednesday 6 & 7 Weight of sugar made in / 66 9 1 First batch 4.0 lbs 10 2 Second batch 72 ¨ warm day 16 3 bach (the Bartons in the bush) 58 ¨ James came home 17 4 ¨ Saturday 56 18 5 ¨ Sunday 54 18 6 ¨ ¨ 100 19 7 - - Monday rain 36 20 8 Frost went to north part Teusday 38 21 9 snowd S D Cronk in the bush 47 501 29 10 warm day Sat 56 ¨ 11 ¨ ¨ ¨ 66 28 Molasses Enough 45 April 5 12 Sunday 2 baches 80 247 ¨ 2 13 Monday 1 bach boys 31 ¨ 5 14 Thursday 60 6 15 Good Friday Davis & G 42 133 9 16 Monday all alone 13 13 –––––––––––––– 894 Image 143 – Tom Pollard [Transcribers note: previous 3 pages are blank] 1860 March 16 the ice is now impassable we have had an uncommonly mild winter, only a few days about christmas, that were cold a general time of ? 9 young men started out from Sidney to March 19 the past 3 weeks has been dry pleasat weather with the exception of a snow storm on monday 11 the ice is now done Image 144 – Tom Pollard 6th kiled Beef went to N port, Storm Continues from SWS Snow getting deep, no travelling 7 Cold with wind NNW Snow 18 inches deep 8 " " " " Brough home Bull 9 Sat went to picton a. m. wind ENS rolls heavy ? ? ? ? 10 Sun moderate rain P. M. SES 11th cold N. WW ? crust ice people went to Lamberts ? ? horses show 14 went to Bellville becoming moderate S? 15th ? at Bellville little rain ? S, they have not had over six inches snow there 16th very pleasant E. Lydia Fox came here. 17th Sunday extrely cold NE children went ot Quarterly Meeting 18 very uncum??? cold N 14 Tuesday cold NE went ot Peter Demills ? 20 wednesday little more moderate SW went to Drewny? 21th Calm with fog snow over ? it children went Npanee gone slighing 22 Extremely cold NE 23 very cold attended funeral Jane Goslin NE 24 Sunday wim & thawing went P Foxs after meeting 25 warm & thawing Catharin & Erates Howard here Edward Gordon & John Nixon been very snoy at?? SW [at this point the writing becomes very faint and difficult to read] 26 yong people went ot Napanee warm & smoky S 27 went to cool came home NW 29 cold froze hard clear N 29th cold N 30 very cold threshed & clean ? 31 Sunay pleasant tho Cold NE January 8th cold west snow 6 NorthPorth E the ground is naked & froze hard January 12th no snow for the last 2 weeks the weather mostly mild, the frost has not left the ground, some ? ? went mostly S, occasionally N and freezing hard, to day warm and misty January 22 the past 10 days has been mild and warm only a little snow once it ? snow yesterday from the E turned warm in night with rain violent wind to day from W, the Slighing good took james to school yesterday ? Roblin of a son, Henry Cooper burid 10 days ago January 28 Sunday frost [next several words are too faint to read] variable snow on Sunday day before yesterday was an awfull Snow storm ? ? ? ? 29 Sever storm all night E awful storm thru P. M. W snow very deep 31 clear NW, Stormed yesterday all day snow by ? Image 145 – Tom Pollard 1833 The monies of this year has Not Been a/c for only that I received £ 3 & which was all paid out and I Borrow, from Father to the amount of – 7-15- Which make it the sum of £ 3715 1834 paid T Cronk on a/c 5 of D Bakers 12/6 a/c 3 2 6 May " L Hazzard a/c 12/6 Lucy gost? 2of 1 12 6 " " Dr Fairfield on a/c 25/ R gosline 16/4 2 1 4 Aug " Oct " for harvest 31/3 Bowerman concern ?of 5 6 3 Nov " going to " Taxes to porter 31/5 1 11 5 The amount paid out for 1834 £16 6 6 1835 Rhoda Mosier for weaving 25/4 Sweaters? 5/31 10 7 Feb Samuel Barker for labour 27 - - May " Dr Austin a/c 46/8 Dr ? 101/3 7 8 – " " Dr powers a/c 116/3 Dr Erdley a/c 38/ 7 16 3 " " S cronk Note in full 45/4 2 5 11 June " Rockwell 11/3 for Barrels 10/3 1 1 6 " " going to States 64/ for goods 3 of 4 15 – Sept " Carding & fulling 30/4 others of 1 15 4 " " " going to Oct " Weaving 14/6 one days work 3/6 - 18 – " "Taxes 45/4 ½ for Sawing 15/7 ½ 3 1 – Novem " S Barker for labour £ 13-16-3 13 16 3 Dec " for fish 6/3 Fox 18/ for Y Meeting 17/ 1 13 3 " " for sole leather 22/8 Fox 4of 3 2 8 The Amount paid for the year 1835 £80 5 5 Dec 11 1863 winter set in about a week ago by the ground freezing hard- the fall has been we & disagreeable with cold the pastures has been short & stock is generally poor to day it snowd a little but turned moderate in the evening-the prospect is that a hard winter is in store for us-got a letter from Davis to day Dated 8th novem Image 146 – Tom Pollard 1857 December 16 one of the most violent Storms of snow in that we have had for some years. the winter so far has been very Severe It commenced on the 14 of novm with a rain which froze to an ice about an inch in thickness Stock of every description have been confined to the yard since that time most part of time since the ? has been good, The mills in the onset were scant of water, but about a week ago we hath a thaw with rain which produced quite a freshet, It froze immeddeatly after and very hard attended with a light mist of rain making a covering of ice of some ½ inch or so It commenced snowing yesterday from the NE veering round to the S, thence to the NW from which quarter we have had a terrible Stom of wind and Snow, the past fall has upon the whole be favourable for secering the crops alltho many a large field of potatos are still out and ? the past 3 weeks a good deal of corn has been taken in, generall very healthy & weddings in abundance this neighbourhood having its full share, among them is Js Drewry 3 of L Roblins family General Elections comences to morrow morning Stevenson & Conger are the Dandidates, all the good effect I immagin that it will have from it so that the ? in Conseqence will likely be broke, I think that I shall pay but little attention to the matter neither party have ever benefitted Canada, really speaking we are an ignorent hard working oppressd people, ruind in private habits & public opinion by are over ? attachment ot Established nnotions & foolish policies imported from the old contries and however such ? ? ? ? may be there, they are certainly ? to this yong & thirsty ? ? country 1855 Sept 13 –f dry weather, this Summer has been warm & moist grain generally good hay rather light. 1863 Butter 5y 7- -3 ½ 8 ½ 10 16 7 ½ + 4 ½ 5 26 ?5 -33£210y Image 147 – Doug Hainesian [The page is blank with a few scribbles that are not words.] Image 148 – Doug Haines Dec 16 1852 the weather so far been unusually mild during the last week it did not freeze at night, the bay is open & the boats are running the past Summer has been very dry crops in many places are light tho wheat is generally a good yield – the fall has been mild & pleasant – last Saturday we had a little snow (about three weeks ago we had some snow with hard frost) it has only froze at night since wind mostly Southeast, commenced snowing this P.M soft from SE
June 11, 1854 We
have had a mild winter, tho a wet but mild spring Many have
been disappointed in getting in their crop, for the past 2
weeks the weather has been favorable times are considered good
flour worth
$8 Rye 4/--peas 4/6 oats 2/6 – the prospect of wheat is
poor & of Rye
Medling a pretty general time of health a kind of typhoid fever has
prevailed
thr?? The last fall & winter, in & about Bellville & this
???
Many deaths have occurred Gilbert Noxan in Novre Gilbert Mathew in March Eliza ann foster in
December18 Milton? William in January 31 & others in Demorestville ___ I have
been sick of Dyspepsia & Ague for the last 3 or 4 weeks ___the rest of family
in usual health politicks Nothing __ the war in
Dec 4/1854__ Yesterday morning
open with a violent storm of wind & snow from the Ne, it is still stormy
today 11 oclock the brather? Is cold, we had snow a week ago yesterday, which
might be considered the first of our winter Nov 26 the week following will
moderate, the Bay was open asx sat last Steamers were heard all day__ an
American Schooner left Redding? On Sunday for the Joseph Merllur? Went up country to his Brothers Johns is there yet ___ we were at Walter Stickney? Creek yesterday came home in the snow __ the Cholera prevailed much during the Month of Aug & Sept and during the warm weather in Oct there was many fatal cases in Gannet T G was up Country in Sept & attended the provincial fair 26,27-28,29 Sep __ C B Stickney? Murruan 20th ? his daughter Elizabeth wed? 20 November? Image 149 – Doug Haines and proofed by Carm Foster 1841 April 18 Sunday cool wind NW. Severe rain over night ice jam in big bay Mrs. Robert Mctaggart died sick 5 days the amount of mortality very great a great number have died since last fall of Sore throat succeded by asa??? within my acquaintance viz Peter McTaggart of consumption Mrs John Fox Mrs PW Butler [or Butten] Nancy Betsky? Mrs George Boulten Ms Josph Hazzard aged 16 Cornelius Palmer Mrs Jeny? Herrington Mathew Snider D Barker Child) Daniel Wright Jacob Clark all Except one in this Township 19 John Osbrne commenced work chilly & cold NW 20 froze very hard Chilly winds NE good sap weather snow Banks impassable in the lane widow Mowerson died 21 froze tilled groud white with snow wind NE. 22 froze sowd S wheat warm PM NE 23 pleasant 24 very warm frogs noisy this Eve NE 25 Sabbath Extremely warm bodies of ice in the fish lake Mitchel the Cooper died yesterday in Burdetts Tavern the circumstance of his death as follows it appears he had drunk about 1 quart of whiskey ate 2 dozen eggs came to the tavern laid down drunk J McFerrier? Poured a quantity of liquor down him he died in about 20 minutes a common Bar room Scene it is high time tavern keepers lost their reputations 26 warm Sap weather done some rain S 27 Cool Excellent for working Steam Kingston? passed up the bay for first time this season NW Tom Ways Child bured allso Mr Deacon Son of Rev Job Deacon of Picton 28 warm & pleasant Began plowing surely this is a pleasant time we sow in hope Expecting to reap alls well 29 pleasant the roads are getting Dry the ravages of Death are still at work heard to day of the death of the wives of Reuben & Wallace Cunningham Brothers there was only a few hours difference in their disatution? a circumstance Some what remarkable They were both buried in one day an un paralle number of Deaths has taken place in this District within the last Six months Image 150 – Doug Haines April 30 cool nevys? Plowed sod June & I went to Joseph Mathews? & J here Tick peter Brownvery poorly Michael bequire? Wind NW ____ __ _______ ________ ________________________________________ May 1st very cool Peter C Brown died last vnight sick only 3 days
“ 2nd Cold froze attended Peter C Browns
funeral @ waters and Cornelius Bowerman preached I had the Cq? Of a
committee NW this BM Betty Noxam left here Mrs Terry
Herrnstins Expected dead
3 froze hard and very dry
vegitation very Backward Tald mix flour + pork Mrs Herrington died
NW
_________ _________ _____ _________ ___________ __________ ______ 4 froze, dry & pleasant, hused? timber, Rollirs of in dis?? NW ________ _____ ______ ______________________________________ 5 cool very dry went to village in PM went to
Rebecca Cronk died last night
wrlock/ NW
6 Shoe maker cool with some
rain attended the funeral RC, PM
____ ____ __ ___- _________________________________________ 7 more pleasant Commenced Sowing peas D Barker wife & L Tey? Here S D Cronk returned from assylum yesterday Tenca & Guest to Walter Stickneys Rebecca & Phebe very sick came home very late? SE
8 Cool mornings warm day finished
sowing 20 bushel peas Samuel Noxam Cu?? Here? Little or no
Signs of vegetation SE
9 Warm pleasant & very dry Jane & I went
to Stickneys see the Sicke? SE
10 Cool with misty rain all
day set the Kettles & moves S/ potatoes SE
11 more pleasant went to the village showers of rain NW 12 Rain sowed plaster went to Roblins ditch Celwmot? 13 wet weather CB Stickney here to day showery DL Dennis 14 pleasant Bought heris of whitney allain Gould sick NE 15 Cool froze in use ?? ?? flour pleasant day J Noxan here NW 16 more pleasant words havi scene changed their appearance ?? in the well aunt Mary ?? from burial yesterday S Shaw Sues? Died to day sick only 4 days NW 17 cool and very Brisk ????? 18 more pleasant things very backward Cool north winds N 19 cool winds very wet plowing Quite warm N 20 warm Sowed Barley getting dry SW John Mowerson Married 21 finished sowing spring grain went to see S D Cronk warm SW 22 went to picten uncommonly warm D 23 very warm and dry SW 24 uncommonly warm horse got hurt SW 24 not Quite Sowurin commenced planting potatoes Ms Reeves? & Brother went home 25 warm plum trees in full Bloom S D Cronk died NW 26 attended died today funeral 3 oclock in PM large concourse NW funeral today 27 went to village & got feed ground warm WN 28 more cool & dry finished planting NW 29 Sheared Sheep Cool apple trees in 30 Quite cold & dry __ ___ ___ ___
31 June 1 2 3 4 5 & 6th very warm and
dry the well fails of water never knew it such a drouth this time of the
year the sore throat Sickness Continues yet 1 or 2 Months in
peicter? Wind mostly NE
June 7 8 9 10 11 12 & 13 the
past week very warm and dry with the exception of a small shower an the morning
of the 11th a agreater drink was nevr Known by the ???? ???
the prospect is dreary in the extreme planted hole tomatoes? ???
___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ________________________________________ July 25 ???? ???? time we have had rain quite different several deaths have occurred 3 viz Richard ??? Enice Snider Margaret Peggy Muetheu Joseph Barker and yesterday Mrs Victory Sykes was Buried and today Yesterday the warmest day I ever known Evening Severe wind and rain we commenced our haying last Monday the 19th got plowed this week. Image 151 Doug Smith 1846 19 February The past winter has been one unparallelld for moderation the weather very mild with most excellent sleighing the Snow commenced falling on the 28 of Novm 45/- and since there has been uninterupted travelling of the first quality this day is pleasant the wind E N E we were at a small party at David Howell Ameliasburg ___ strong talks of wars the correspondence between her Majestys envoy and the American Minister at Washington are rather inflamitary how things will terminat none can tell 20th tremendous storm of snow from E N E very unwell myself Mrs ferguson detained by the storm – – 21 the snow has fallen about 3 feet wind shifted to W with squalls of snow myself confined to the house Jane Rightranger? confined with a 22 Blow, with squalls of snow the roads impassable W 23 Breaking the roads Drifting severely with squalls of snow neighbours hunting wolves heard of John Trumpours death 24 myself confined to the house the roads allmost impassable H Henderson calld this evening on his way to Sheffields to get married (good luck to him) W 25 May 11 at evening our winter broke about the middle of March tho they traveled the ice to Bellville as late as the 22 the weather remaind quite clear & warm with little as we can during the month april set in fine with most beautiful weather people generally commenced plowing about the forth? and continued so without the least interruption until the 28 I believe when we had rain It was very dry Roblin & Saylor? hubb? stopd grinding May set in most flourishing the trees & grass showed evident signs of vegitation the ground became again quite dry on the 9th we had a rain storm from the East N E which has started the Mills again Cool after the rain the plum trees are out of blossoms and the woods are now green. Abram Burdett died yesterday buried tomorrow at 1 oclock at the village The boats did not come up till about the 15 or 20 april the Prince of Wales & the Beaver the Prince Edward is expected in a day or two Parliament Commenced the 20 March and is still sitting S Swan of Picton died suddenly yesterday morning Townsend Garratt of Hillier was killed by his horses running over him the last of April Abrim Reachs? wife died about the same time the weather is cool tonight I am afraid of God Image 152 Doug Smith 1848 April 1 yesterday was very warm rain in PM with wind from S today cool wind west inclined to freeze we have little or no sap weather made about 30 lbs it has been a very mild wimter the ice at Bedfords has not been crossd with a double team the only period of good Sleighing was about the middle of January during our Election the oldest inhabitants have never known so warm a winter the ice was crossd at North port about the middle of March for the last time with one horse only times are very hard great complaint for want of money wheat 4/- peas 2/3 Rye 2/9 but the trouble is that there is none to sell the frost is in the ground sufficient to prevent us from building firm? the fields are a perfect mire there is a great deal of work to do and I feel myself getting old my health is only midling tho better than last year I am now going in my 40th year and I have every reason to believe that my best days are done I daily feel the necessity of turning my attention more to the prospect of death and the realities of a future State Janisett? healths has been and is poor what shadows we are what shadows we persue and we must evidently soon vanish away April 9th Sunday, the most brilliant day yet the roads are getting dry but times are rather lonesome none stirring out yesterday was the quarterly examination of our school a large attendance of visitors Mr Rogers Hazlett & etc? we have not commenced plowing yet, the steamer P Wales passd up the bay last Thursday the 6th it appears a general time of health the yong are full of life & activity & seem to enjoy themselves & the old are becoming strangers and pilgrims here a generation unknown are rising up around us, strange faces are making their appearance every day and neither should we complain for our places must be filld The latest news was that the May 12 Cool after a N E rain the weather looks hazy and indicates more wet I have just been out doors the first in near 2 weeks only able to sit up previous to this rain the weather has been very dry all April was cool & dry this a favourable spring for business – we are now plowing corn ground have some oats to soaw yet – a great deal of ague & intermitent fever prevailing –– Janisett? & Aunt Osburn gone to Picton to attend the Quarterly Examination of Ladess? Seminary? the fields are looking very green 1849 March 24 the wimter broke about the first of March the weather had been unprecendented cold for 6 weeks previous, the frost is not yet out of the ground the snow banks are yet large in many places the ice in the bay is not passable the roads are deep & desperate no news stirring, times are said to be hard Abram Gorsline was buried last teusday no tears were shed over him, he was a miserable unfortunate MAN Image 153 Doug Smith What little news we have is the California Gold fever and the difficulties in our Provincial Parliament. great scrapes between the Reformers & the Tories the former are completely victorious, to day the weather is March 30 1849 Friday extremely warm clear sun the frogs made their appearance they are churping mightily yesterday first warm day MacGac?in? & John Reed? trial about the dog cost Goshin? 1 – 12 – 9 April 8 Easter Sunday plesant day went to see old Mrs Drewry Roads are dry commenced plowing last Monday, the 2nd the steam boat came up on the 6th Mr Platts of Adolphus Town his property sold yesterday it is thought <by some> that he is all gone to smash April 29 The weather remains cold froze allmost every night during the month no signs of vegitation none have sewed any grain with few exceptions Charlotte Burdett birth? day before yesterday heard of the Parliament Buildings being burned great excitement the prospect of crops are discouraging prices are low May 8 first warm weather rained very hard sowd some peas, work very backward May 15 very wet can neither plow nor sow waether very unfavourable – great dinner to Mr Stevenson in Picton heard of the riot in N Y 27 said to be dead on the A./ C May 20 the weather has been dry since last teusday and warm but cool nights the woods have nearly changed their appearance grass and grain very backward people generally are sowing spring grain the Bill Berry blossoms are just coming out – this a clear day & dry all went to Grealy meeting Tom & Cathard? came? here Sunday Aug 9 misty, cloudy & pleasant, this season has been so far Wend Sept 19th Finished sowing to day we have rain sufficient many are going to the provincial show we have <had> some frost, not to as damage Oct 1 Black frost the first this Fall quite sufficient rain the many are suffering for want of water in their wells the Special Council sits Image 154 Doug Smith to hursoul? (Thursday?) and the Queens bench the day after good deal of business in the Queens Bench Smith and Grealy ( Horace Greeley editor Dec 25 Christmas extremely cold, some snow 26 snow PM quite good sleighing Solomon B---? married yesterday Danl Sprung? married today March 31 1850 winter is used up March is at an end the weather is pleasant the time for singing of birds is come and the voice of the crow is heard (faded lines follow with bits and pieces transposed) a good deal of sleighing, a great many many weddings & many deaths it freezes hard every night and it is ?--? for the first time this year good sap April 16 Settled with Saml Smith owed me 15/- the weather has been for the last eight days uncommonly cold freezing hard every night we have plowed some three or four day mostly in PMs tonight is very cold The boats have not commenced running the ice was crossd a few since to the 5th town John Burn Howard married last friday a very poor affair and I think that the minister had little to do (faded lines) April 28 The past 3 days has been unusually warm no signs of vegitation none have sowed grain May 2 commenced freezing still at nights the grass has mostly May 26 warm and pleasant the most growing time this season the plum trees are just in blossom this spring has been very backward, cold with flurries of snow last week I have sowed no grain for the last 2 weeks many have nothing done rain allmost every day, I have had the ague for the last two weeks, the Court of Queens Bench closes tomorrow Parliament is now sitting blustery news, have tried to burn down the parliament house Isaiah Badgley here on a visit 1851 March 19 Commenced boiling sugar yeaterday, Winter is now just up we have had a long winter the snow came fore part of January about three feet in debth, the midle of February again was bare, from then 1 march till now has been light falls of snow, the winter has been very healthy few or no weddings little said about politicks people have minded their own business and have evidently enjoyed this ?--? remarkably well (hard times) wheat 4/- I Noxon & wife & son here, froze Wind N Image 155 – Carm Foster Samuel Munro C.R. D R 1833 £ S D £ S D Aug 31 to one fat pig “ “ “ “ 5 3 Sept 20 “ 1 Sheep Skin “ “ “ “ 1 6 Oct 2d “ 6 bushel apples @ 1/6 “ “ “ “ 9 “ “ By 1 axe 10/- “ 10 “ “ “ “ Decm 15 to 1 Beef hide 26/0 13 Bushel ashes “ “ “ 1 13 3 1834 2 mo 24 “ 12 Bushes ashes @ /6 “ “ “ “ 6 “ Settled By Order on James Noxon £ S D £ S D Sept 24 To 1 pig 29 lb 8/5 ½ 1 ½ bushel apples 1/6 “ “ “ “ 10 8 ½ By fixing Boots @ 5/ “ 5 “ “ “ “ L??? Dr By 5X Cash “ 5 “ “ “ “ ₤ Cr ₤ Dr 1833 Jonathan Green Sept 24 To 1 Pig 7/1 ½ “ “ “ “ 7 1 ½ “ 1 ½ Bushel apples 1/6 “ “ “ “ 2 3 Novm 7 “ 16 gallons Cider “ “ “ “ 7 6 1834 “ 13 ¼ lbs mutton @ /3 ½ “ “ “ “ 3 10 ½ 9 mo 25 “ 3 ½ bushels potatoes @ 2/ “ “ “ “ 7 “ 1840? Michael Claw? D June 4th to Cash from Henry Dawe “ “ “ 0? 3 4 Image 156 – Carm Foster 1833 Augst 31st John Nixon C.r “ D.r. John Nixon credit £ S D £ S D By pr bill rendered 33/1 ½ 1 13 1 ½ “ “ “ to one pig 3/9 “ “ “ “ 3 9 Bill over due J Nixson £ 1..9..4 ½ 1 13 1 ½ “ 3 9 Sept 7th to 1 Pig 2/? ½ Bushel apples 1/3 “ “ “ “ 5 2 Oct 8th “ 3 Bushel apples @ 1/6 “ “ “ “ 4 6 Dec 11th “ 1 ½ Bushel apples @ 1/9 “ “ “ “ 2 7 ½ “ “ “ 130 lb Beef @ 17/6, cwt “ “ “ 1 2 10 “ “ “ 6 ½ lb Butter @ /10 “ “ “ “ 5 2 ½ “ “ “ 3 gallons of Vinegar @ 1/6 “ “ “ “ 4 6 1834 feb 13 “ 17 ¼ lb Butter @ /10 “ “ “ “ 14 4 ½ 9 mo 25 “ 1 ½ Bushels potatoes @ 2/- “ “ “ “ 3 “ Oct 31 “ 18 lb pork @ /3 ½ 8 ½ lb lard @ /5 “ “ “ “ 8 9 ½ “ “ “ 1 ½ bushel potatoes @ 2/- “ “ “ “ 3 “ novm 4th “ 6 lb of Butter @ /10 “ “ “ “ 5 “ Jany 1835 “ 2 bushel potatoes 4 20 lb Beef 4/2 “ “ “ “ 8 2 Feb 24 “ 14 lb of pork at 5d “ “ “ “ 5 9 May 30 [Transcribers note: the following relating to Joseph Butler was “X’d” out] £ S D £ S D 1833 £ 1-2-8 ½ £ 3/3 ? £ £ ?54 Agust/31 to one fat pig “ “ “ 119 4 1 ½ 3 24 Oct 2 “ 1 ½ bushel apples @ 1/6 “ “ “ “ 2 3 Oct 5 “ 6 ½ Bushel apples @ 1/6 “ “ “ “ 9 9 Oct 19 “ 10 lb Side pork @ /6 “ “ “ “ 5 “ “ 9 ½ lb of cheese @ 5 ½ James “ 4 6 I have crossed J Buler out of my Book Jan 1835 Bought 2 caps of Peter Mu??c?e paid 1 ½ bushel potao @ 2/8 “ “ “ 1 7 6 Jacob Roblin Sophiasburgh 13 Isaac D Noxon “ “ “ 13 13 - “ “ “ 1 5 1 12 6 - 2 6 ₤ 16 15 0 Image 157 – Carm Foster Page Hallowell 23 57 & 58 Ledger A Credit D.R. James N Trumpour ₤ S D ₤ S D 1833 to 19s/ to 3s/9d to /10d “ “ “ 1 3 7 April to 10s/ to /4d to 1s/6d “ “ “ “ 11 10 May to 25s/ June 1st. to 5s/ to 2s/6d “ “ “ 1 12 6 June 15th. to 2s/6d to /4d to 5s/ “ “ “ “ 7 10 June 29th. to 12s/10d July July 22d to 5s/ to 3/9 to 1/6 to 3/6 “ “ “ “ 13 9 August 3d to 32s/3 ½ d august 16th. to 12/9 “ “ “ 2 5 0 ½ August 12th. to 3s/10d Augst 16. to 2/15 - - - “ “ “ “ 6 3 “ “ to 4s/ to /10d to /10d “ “ “ “ 5 8 August 27th to 1s/10d to /10d to /10d to /3d “ “ “ “ 3 9 Aug 28 to 3/- to 1/6 “ “ “ “ 4 6 Augst 31 to 1s/8d to 1s/2d to 38s/ 1 ½ d to /6d “ “ “ 1 16 5 ½ Sept 1st. to 14/- to 7/ ½ “ “ “ “ 14 7 ½ “ 4 to ½ to ½ to 4/3 to /10 to ½ “ “ “ “ 8 9 “ 7 “ /6 “ / 2 ½ “ 1/ “ /6 “ 1/8 “ 2/6 “ “ “ “ 6 0 ½ “ 25 “ 15/- “ 2/6 “ 3/ “ /10 “ “ “ 1 1 4 Not Carried over to a/c paid him “ “ “ 1 “ “ Ledger a ? Credit Debt 1833 James B F Colter £ S D £ S D May to old metal “ “ “ “ 7 6 June By one plough share “ 3 “ “ “ “ July By plough 50/ 2 10 “ “ “ “ Augst 24th. By one Share “ 3 6 “ “ “ Balance due J B F Colter ₤ 2.9.0 2 16 6 “ 7 6 Aug. 31 By one Shear “ 3 6 “ “ “ Sept 4 “ “ to 5 months & 5 days rent “ “ “ 3 4 7 May 1834 By 3 Shares @ 3/- “ 9 “ July By Image 158 – Carm Foster 5 317 1?? 211 1833 Ledger A Credit D.R. February to 17/8 ½ to 4/11 to 22/6 “ “ “ 2 11 8 ½ May “ by 30/ 1 10 “ “ “ “ Balance due Isaac D Noxon ₤ 0.14.8 ½ 1 10 “ 2 4 8 ½ may d Sept 25th to house rent 2.. 19 “ “ “ 1 13 “ Novm 5 “ 14 ? of Side pork @ /4 ½ “ “ “ “ 5 “ 7 “ 1 Barrel Cider “ “ “ “ 15 “ 1834 Oct. 25 “ 13 ½ lbs pork @ /4 ½ “ “ “ “ 4 6 paid for hay & Bran - - - - 10 - 1838 paid to Hallowell to show 6/3 & 2/6 - - - - 8 9 ? paid Jacob Roblin 20 & 326 - - - 1 2 6 July paid for carding 10/8 paid Micheal 5/- - - - - 15 8 Do paid David Gardner for Barrels 27/6 - - - 1 7 6 Do paid for weaving tunnic? 10/- - - - - 10 - Aug paid Griffeth paid for harvest Baker 25/- Cole ? 40/7 ½ - - - 3 5 7 ½ and to socks? 2/9 - - - - 2 9 May 1838 paid to Ross for calico cloth & June for Micha?l 10/7 - - - - 10 7 paid for rice 15/ for S?eph?ir ??? - - - 3 5 8 paid G Weeks 15/- J Noxon 19/- girl 25/ - - - 2 19 - paid for 2 hefers? 55/- D Baker 60/- & ???ruy 50/- - - - 5 15 - paid for Y meeting 5/ for M Meeting ? ? 10/- - - - 4 15 - 1833 Ledger A Credit Debt June William Thomas £ S D ₤ S D July By mason work 66s/3 3 6 3 “ “ “ 1834 to Cash 50s/ “ “ “ 2 10 - Balance due W Thomas ₤ 0.16.3 3 6 paid William Thomas by D B Stevenson - - - - 16 3 11mo To Abba Cunningham 25- - - - 1 5 - - To Daniel Tayler 75/- - - - 3 15 - - - To Demill for weaving 50/- - - - 2 10 - 17 lbs of smokes meat Image 159 - Tom Pollard Ledger A Credit Dr 1833 John Dean £ S D £ S D Page May 15th 5S May 16th13S 9D 18 9 50 May 18th 21S/9D 10/ May 24th 5S/0/6 2 10 6 1 11 9 June 14th 12S/6 20 17/6 1 10 0 Page July 3 10/6 – m 26/3 July 14 6/ 16 6 1 6 3 51 September 24 12/6 12 6 [Note: the writing on this line is almost invisible] 3 7 5 19 3 1832 July 28 by 52/3 2 12 3 " " " 1833 The account Ballanced aug ?? 5 19 3 5 18 3 183? have had ground for B??? 33 & Bushel wheat and ?? ?? 31 [Note: the next several lines are too faint to read] May 1833 to 60 Bbl flour " " " " " " at 23/6 pr Bbl " " " 70 10 " May to 5 Bbls flour 21/ " " " 5 5 June to Butter & Cheese " " " 3 0 8 ½ July to Veal & Wood " " " 2 2 4 By Cash and goods " 52 4 0 " " " Balance ? ? ? £ ? ? ? 52 4 0 81 5 ½ 1839 Rachel ? Demorest D Silk for cloak 3 0 4 ? ? & silk 0 11 3 1 silk ? 0 15 0 Whisky & Brandy ? 0 6 5 ? 1/8 ? Calico 1/8 0 3 4 1 of B? 2/2 ? 12/2 0 14 4 lace ribbon ? ? 0 5 0 pack 10/ ? ? ? 1 13 8 Caxh 3/9 apron & petticoat 0 12 9 pack 12/6 Collor 3/6 boots 12/6 ? 11 16 0 8 17 5 Image 160 - Tom Pollard Ledger A Credit Dr Page 50x177 Jememiah Bower £ S D £ S D may 5, 1838 to 17/6 Sept 28th to 5/0 " " " 1 3 " Aug 7th by 10/ July 28 1838 7/6 " 17 6 " " " Balance due ? Noxon £.3 " 0 " 17 6 2 0 6 D1835 We saved 32 bushel of wheat this fall and we have taken to the mill for Bread 32 ½ bushes more Monies Paid out 1836. 2 month, paid for farming? mill £3 15 – Do paid for Barrels 3 15 – 3 ? paid Randell 7/6 Edw 45 2 12 6 3 month paid ? 6/- paid for merion 13/ 1 1 - 4 moonth paid Doctor 20/ paid for 1000 rails 67/6 4 7 6 4 – 13 Paid J Muligan 16/3 paid for 2 bushels hay of 2 12 – 4 30 paid Tressa Howard /5 June paid S Smith 50/ J Roblin 25/6 3 15 – June paid J Hart /4 of to Bellevelle 25/ 3 5 D B Ste??? Wright Cr D May 1833 by fir Hat 1 5 – Sept 7 To 1 pig Isaac Noel " '' "" " 4 2 ½ " 24 " 1 ½ Bushel apples 1/? 127 " 2 3 Oct 2 " 7 lb Butter @ 9 3 lb wool @1/10 62 " 10 9 novem 5 " 6 lb Butter @ /10 " 5 " 7 " 42 gallons Cider? ? 1 " " David B ? 1834 July 1835 3m 8th / to w/6 D B Stevenson? 4 0 [Note: the next two lines are marked out with X's and the following text is partially obsured by ink blots} George Hicks to ?? 97 pounds of ?? ? 67 1 511?7 J Height of sugar made /60 1 batch [Note: there follows several lines too faint to transcribe] Image 161 - Tom Pollard 4 mo 16 1796 Reuben Bedell – Dr to one put to the Horse by the season £ 15 - to 1/6 paid by Frank Miller and Luke Burk 10 mo 11 - to 2 days work fixing the stove - 7 - 11 mo14 to one iron Shod sled 3 15 - to 9/4 due to 7 mo1797 to 2 hundred shingles by count 4 27 inches long to 1 hundred of Lathe 1 0 1 mo 20 1798 to 3 days writing posting Books 15 – 2 mo14 to fetching a Barrel of spirits from 6 mo 24 1800 to writing an article of agreement that Andrew ? in possession of Land in fourth consession 5 - 6 mo 9 1804 to putting a head to a plow 2 - 8 mo to a Broad Axe cast – 12/6 12 The account Ballanced 1828 7 12 10 £ S D 2dollars pr month pr day is " " 4 ½ 4 Ditto - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " 9 ¼ 5 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " 11 ¼ 6 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " 1 1 ¾ 7 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " 1 4 8 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " 1 6 ½ 9 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " 1 8 ¾ 10 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " 1 11 11 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " 2 1 ¼ 12 Do - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " 2 3 ½ [Note: the following is written vertically alongside the above table] Rates for man the $ ½ pr month is /1 pr day of 4/26 John Curlet to 3 poiunds of cag chese 7 ½ " 3 91/2 to 4 poiunds of butter at 8 - 2 2 to 15 pounds of veal at 3 4 of Emaline Parks? 9 ? butter 8? ? ? 3 ? Lard 6 D for ?? 5 lbs Pork 2 ? ? 5 ?? 6 ¾ pork 6 ¼ of ? Image 162 - Tom Pollard Sophiasburg 7th mo 18th 1834 1834 6 mo- Receved of D B Steveson £ 8- 0 – 0 7 Do Received - - - - - - - - - - - 5- 0 – 0 9 Do Received - - - - - - - - - - - 1 5 0 10 Do Recived 0 15 0 11 Do Rec d 6 5 6 1835 34 3 – 23 Received - - - - - - - - - - - 2 0 0 5 20 ------------------------------ 22 10 - 6 5 - ---------------------------- 20 10 - 6 7 Recived of Joseph Morden - 1 15 - 9 3 Received of J Nix ? 23 0 3 3 10 31 Recd of D B S £12 12 11 7 Recd of T ? £2.5. 2 5 0 1836 Recd of DBS £-3-15- 3 15 - 1 20 Recd of DBs £9-0-0 9 - - June 5 Recd of DBS $150 37 10 Decem Recd J Muira? 20/ 1 George Smith Began to work Began to work 19th april lost 1 [Transcriber's note: the entries that followed were in a different handwriting and very difficult to read] 1841 Solomon Staffield? 2 of 1 Robert Morden to 2 mares to insure 1 17 6 Lyrus Sheffield to 1 mare 1 mare to insure 20/ 1 Danel Lambert to 1 mare ? ? 7/6 7 6 1 mare to insure 25/ 1 5 William Foster? 7/6 paid 8/9 2 mares, single leaf for the season 15 2 7 Benjamin Way 1 mare, single leaf 5 ? Brown 1 Mare by season 13/ 15 James ? 1 mare to ? ? 1 Peter Rutten 2 mares to insure 4 of 2 - - ? 1 mare to ? 15 Peter D Mill single leaf 5 James Mosier 2 mares to insure 2 10 - Thomas Demorest? 1 mare 5 leafs 7/6 14 2 8 7 6 14-10 Image 163 Doug Smith Sophias Burg May 29th 1830 Judes? Noxon page 88 Isaac Noxon ¨ 107 & 108 1834 Money Received & paid ––––––––––––––––––––––– 5 mo paid Samuel Coonhy on a/c £ 2 - 10 - 0 ¨ paid Daniel Baker on a/c - 0 – 12 – 6 ¨ paid Joseph Hazzard on a/c - 0 – 13 – 6 ¨ paid Lucy Gosline on a/c - 1 – 0 – 0 ¨ paid Doctor James Fairfield on a/c - 1 – 5 – 0 7 mo paid Reuben Gosline on a/c - 0 – 16 – 4 ½ ¨ paid William Fox on a/c - 1 – 0 – 0 ¨ paid Lucy Gosline in full - 0 – 10 – 0 8 mo paid for harvest work - 1 – 11 – 3 9 mo paid for Bowerman Concerus? 3 – 15 – 0 10 mo paid going to 11 mo paid to George Drewry 3 – 0 – 0 11 mo paid Samuel D Cronk - 0 – 5 – 0 11 mo paid taxes to Porter 1 – 11 – 5 1835 paid Rhoda Mosur - 1 – 5 – 4 2 mo paid to Sundries - 0 – 5 – 3 5 mo paid Samuel Barker - 20 – 0 – 0 ¨ ¨ paid Do Do x - 3 – 16 – 11 ¨– paid Doctor Austin x 2 – 6 – 9 – paid Doctor Pruyn x 5 – 1 – 3 – paid Doctor Powers 5 – 16 – 3 – paid Doctor Ridleg x 1 – 18 – 0 – paid Samuel D Cronks Note in full 2 – 5 – 11 6 paid Backwell 11/3 paid for Barrel 10/6 1 – 1 – 9 6 paid going to the States 66/- & 33/- - 4 – 15 – 0 7 paid 8 paid Onice? Hooter? 50/4 and others 5/- - 1 – 15 – 4 blot paid Goung? Co and from younstreet ?/ 0 – 10? – 0 paid Jonathan Green Blacksmith 42/8 2 – 2 – 8 10 paid the weaver 14 /6 and one day work 3/6 0 – 18 – 0 11 mo 7th paid Rates 46/ 4 Paid Roblin 3 – 0 – 11 ½ 11 paid S Barker 2lb? 16 for fish 6/5 chex? 3/- 14 – 7 – 6 12 paid 2 ? box yesterday meeting 17/- - 1 – 7 – 0 12 paid for Carter at ¨ paid James Fox 20/- I? Lux? 20 /- 2 – 0 – 0 Image 164 Doug Smith £ 17 – 3 – 7 ½ Sophias burgh 1123 X mo half lb of butter 11 4 lb of poark £ 1 – 11 – 3 10 lb of flower Ralph Willibe 5 lb of Soap? Ralph Willibe 1 lb of butter UBU? (initials) half a bushel of potatoes half a bushel of potatoes UBU? Isaac D Noxon Jannine? to peruas? ? for his wife and child 11 mo 1823? (signature?) Isaac D Noxon to ½ lb of butter / 4 ½ to 4 lb of pork 1 / 4 to 10 ½ lb of flour 1 /6 I Reu ? ? to 5 lb of Beef 1 /3 D B (pen practice) to 1 lb of Butter / 9 to half Bushel of potatoes 1/ 3 Bac ¨ 12 mo to ½ Bushel of potatoes 1/ 3 B to 13 lb of flour 1 /8 to 10 lb Indian meal 1 /4 (side calculations following) to 24 lb of flour 3 /9 to 1 Quart of salt /4 (as above) to 2 lb 10 oz pork / 11 (long smudge) ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– £ 0 – 15 – 7 ½ Settled £ 57 – 1 – 0 faded esquire? Noxon Jacob Shoemaker by 32 ½ lb of honey ? 20/10 January the 13 1827 Jacob Shoemaker by 32 ½ of honey at 6d? in Bond 1 mo 13 1827 Isaac D Noxon page 107 & 108 Samuel Barker lost time 1834 5 mo 20 & 21 lost 1 ½ to osburn? wedawg? ¨ mo 24 lost ¼ day to Randals? 7 mo from 5th to 11 lost 4 ½ days 9 mo 8 lost 1 day to Election 10 mo 31 & 11 mo 2 & 3 lost 3 days lost 1 day on the road 11 mo 30 ½ day 12 mo 15th lost 1 day 1 month 1 2 3 lost 3 days 3 mo 9th lost 1 ¼ ? day Image 165 Doug Smith £ To Laying an Ax 0 6 3 to Hinges staples and hasp 0 3 6 to sharpening shear 0 1 3 to Ironing Swiveltrees 0 12 6 to plating plow 6 ¾ lb 0 8 6 to Ironing the Collers 0 5 0 to Colter 8 ¾ lb 0 10 10 ½ to setting 4 shoes 0 2 6 to Sharp Shear 0 1 3 to a Bush Suthe 0 2 0 to Laying Shear 0 12 6 to Irons for hames 0 2 6 to Shoeing Cate mare to upsetting an Ax 0 1 6 to 2 pich forks 0 10 ––– to Ironing Waggon to making and Irons 1 1 6 to shoeing Hazards horse 0 4 0 to set 2 Shoes 0 1 3 2 new shoes 0 4 0 Ironing Swiveltrees 0 10 - 2 new shoes 0 4 0 Ironing Sled 1 15 0 ––––––––––––––––– £ 8 6 1 ½ 12 6 –––––––––––––––––– 8 18 7 ½ 1 5 - –––––––––––––––––––– 2 / 10 3 7 ½ / 5 1 9 ¾ 2 5 6 ––––––––––––––––––––– £ 7 7 3 Charick Gilberts lost time 18 2 mo 3 lost 3 ½ day going to hillier 19 1 mo 28 ½ day to trips 2 mo 8 lost 1 day commenced going to school 2 mo 11th 1834 left off going to school 2 mo 23 By 1 month to S ? ? dayslabour @ 20/- pr mo Commenced work 3 mo 4th 1834 1 5 0 3 mo 8th 1 day 3 mo 19 1 day Ast Liuce? 1 19 0 Due Charick Gilbert ––11 /- 8 Image 166 Doug Smith 3 mo 26 1817 (?) Iron and steel of Somes £ 3 5 0 6 ¾ lb of steel of 9 ¼ lb of Iron of Tripp 0 3 10 ½ 14 ¾ lb Iron of James McTargart 0 6 1 ¾ 11 ¾ lb steel of Somes 0 17 7 ½ 8 lb of Iron of Tripp 0 3 4 156 lb of Iron of Herman 3 5 0 280 ¾ lb of Iron of Somes 5 10 11 ½ 23 lb of 14 ¾ lb of Blister? steel of Somes 0 18 4 ½ 11 ½ lb of Iron of Peter C Brown 0 5 9 2 ¼ lb of Iron of John Vanskiver 0 1 0 ½ 2 – 11 oz of Blister steel of James McTargart 3 5 Isaac D Noxon 1834 Isaac D Noxon Sohiasburg 1834 (pen practice) James Noxon Seigneur 1834 Isaac D Noxon Peter Brown Acct Brought forward ten bushels of wheat @ 3/- pr bushel in dollars 6 1 Hors 11 14 45 1 Cow 20 6 Sheep 18 2 Notes pr John Reed 12 – 1 shilling 1 order pr Thos Morgan 7 – 3 Shillimgs –––––––––––––––––– Doll, 108 4 Shillings 3 mo 15 th Nathaniel tailor Dr to Eight pounds of talow 6/ 26 30 4 James? Barker lost time 1835 May 19 & 20 ¾ day June 3rd lost 1 day June 24 & 25 lost 2 days lost 1 day to Deverests? wruag? to lost day to Show lost 1 day on road lost ½ day to way bu? augst 18 lost ¾ day oct 15th lost ½ day Sept 22 lost ¾ day ¨ 19 lost ½ Image 167 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: This page consists of very few entries, scribblings , numbers placed in no particular order and some names] Isaac D Noxon 16 of ? 6 mo 4 1817 James Noxon by 4 lb of Butter by 2 lb Butter 1841 No he may? by 2 lb Butter by 1 ¼ lb of Butter 34 34 34 11 15 ½ L 1 ?et Smiths mill 97 By 28 yearly Shr??ng 5 Ru??a? C C 33 C By BB B Nemiah assle 2 ¾ returned 30 ¼ of who at laughels? Noxon 126 of off 12 42 ¼ Johias Burge 3B 7 mo 10th Richard Morden by 11 pouds of Veal --- Vanskiver 3 30 11 D D Carnhans? lb 7 mo 10th John Vanskiver by 6 and 2 oz of Veal 31415 demand Burgh Sophias? James Noxon Sermon? Jacob Howell Esye? Nemiah Orsburn to 10 lbs and a quarter of veal CB [Transcribers note: some of the following has been written upside down and there are scribbled circles which appear to have been written at different times using different inks] 8m [written upside down] sad to morden Mowrs? to July 15? to fifty four pounds of [written upside down and between the lines] now and then and Some flour [written upside down] Mea? A Sold Is??c Mowerson by 240 kg? ?? { {12131415 [written upside down, between the lines and in very dark ink] May the the? end 12 of veal [Transcribers note: the rest of the page is written upside down] Sophias Burgh morden? 151??? bushels of wheat at lighear? Mill 1 ? 6 Image 168 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: the surface paper on this page has been torn so that a majority of any text that may have been there is missing] john (r)? go 111111 ? of 2 1 w? ? of John Correy? N. Baby L? D. by ? M B to 4 ½ 36 1 3 6? ? “ D 30 ½ J ? ? Image 169 – Carm Foster [Transcribers note: this appears to be the back cover for the book. There has been some transfer of some writing onto this cover but I cannot make it out.] |
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