SeptrSeptember 26 1856
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Sam Allan a black man on the Creek to makeingmaking a coffin for your son in law by your one agreement as you came
and made the bargain yourself for a lined coffin for seven dollars$7.00 Paid in cash on the above $2.00
$2.00
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7.00$7.00 2.00$2.00 5.00
$5.00
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OctrOctober 1 1856
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Mr James EllissonPaid at the Grove on JamsJames River to makeing
making a neat plain coffin for one of your hands and had my horse and conveyance to carry it to the ground lined and trimedtrimmed coffin
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6.00$6.00 |
OctrOctober 6 1856
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MrJames EllissonPaid to makeingmaking a neat lined and trimedtrimmed black walnut coffin with silver handles & case to same and funeral expenses horse buggy & 6 ft
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75.00$75.00 |
OctrOctober 7 1856
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Mr J. B. CosnehanPaid by Note to putting in 9 new painspanes of glass and one old one at
6ΒΌ ct$0.062 a painpane |
.62$0.62 |
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to a knewnew key to parlor lock had to take it off to furnishing cornish boards and brackettsbrackets to 2 windows and put up same at 50$0.50 to repairing window blinds
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.50$0.50
1.00$1.00
.50
$0.50
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OctrOctober 7 1856
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ColnColonel Robert McCandlishPaid to makeingmaking a cornish rod
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.50$0.50 |
OctrOctober 8 1856
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Mr G. M. HazelPaid by the constable 4 years after to makeingmaking a neat plain pine coffin lined
and trimedtrimmed and had my horse boy and gig to carry it to the ground
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8.50$8.50 |