Williamsburg 1857

Sept^rSeptember 12 1857	M^rMr. Willmore Jones^{Paid by note} to a first rate black walnut coffin & case for your child to a case for same	15.00$15.00 5.00$5.00
Sept^rSeptember 15 1857	M^rsMrs. Elizabeth Kirby^Paid to a first rate coffin & case for your daughter	20.00$20.00
Sept^rSeptember 19 1857	M^rsMrs. Ann Hope formerly Ann ^Paid Wynn to a coffin for Daniell one of your men that was hired to M^rMr. W. E. Wynn	5.00$5.00
Sept^rSeptember 19 1857	The pay Patient fund of the ^Paid Eastern Lunatic Asylum to a first rate black walnut coffin for M^rsMrs. one of the boarders	45.00$45.00
Sept^rSeptember 21 1857	CaptnCaptain Howell goes on J. Blasinghams vessell vessel to a coffin and case for your sons child in the country	7.50$7.50
Sept^rSeptember 28 1857	M^rMr. Isaac Hofheimer^Paid to one thousand best shingles at $8 dollars $8.00 in Norfolk and all the expenses to be addidadded on also
Sept^rSeptember 28 1857	M^rsMrs. Hariett Henley^Paid to takeingtaking off the bell pull which was broak mendidbroke, mended same and put it on again (furnished wire & ftfeet)	.50$0.50
Sept^rSeptember 29 1857	M^rsMrs. Catharine Maupin^Paid to unpacking loockinglooking glass and put it in a frame & repaired the stand to hold same & furnished pin	.50$0.50
Sept^rSeptember 30 1857	M^rMr. Isaac Hofheimer^Paid to 50 more shingles by Mr Maniard

From the Archives
Of Swem Library at the College of William and Mary