CLAIBORNE COUNTY, TENNESSEE Will Book, Volume 2

Sale of the Estate of MARY MASSENGILL, deceased Buyers were: Joseph Lambert – baker $.50

Andrew Whitaker – kettle $3.10

John Lambert – pot and hooks $.78; wheel $2.18

William Lambert – table $.25

Joseph Whitaker – bedstead $.12 ½

A. Carmack – four sheep $2.31

Thomas Brooks – reel $1.50; churn $.57; bed $6.00; piggin $.25; two chairs $.5

Elizabeth Cosby – bunch cotton $1.11; wheel $.50

Travis Brooks – chest $2.00

Elizabeth Massengill – bedstead $.26

Prior Munday – bay mare $25.00

Calvin Brooks – bay horse $36.00

James Chick – cow $12.00

John Roark – eight head of hogs $27.35

George Massengill – bedstead $.12 ½; loom $4.50; pair hames and chains $1.15

Enoch Hill – flax $1.60 William Fugate – skillet $.55

George Sutton – piggin $.21

John Simmons – pair pot hooks $.16

Andrew Brooks – spice mortar $1.06

Thomas Suffrage – 250 bundles fodder $1.62 ½; 23 dozen oats $2.99; 28 ½ bushels corn $7.41; 10 ½ bushels corn $3.58; heifer $9.06

True account of all the property that was sold on the 17th day of December 1852.

Settlement with JAMES RICHARDSON, Administrator of the Estate of MARY MASSINGALE, deceased Amount of the sales of the personal property $156.23 Paid M. Carriger’s account $15.92 Paid Andrew Whitaker account $2.50 Paid Peter Hazelwood account $10.06 Paid Elizabeth Cosby account $3.00 Paid James Forgerson account $4.81 Paid M. Carriger’s note $16.00 Paid amount of George W. Rose judgment $20.07 Paid clerk’s fee $5.50 Paid Administrator’s charges for the trouble in winding up the estate $10.00

Leaves a balance of $63.35 remaining in the hands of the Administrator, this 17th day of March 1855.

Thomas J. Johnson, Clerk