Williamsburg 1860

Janu 5 1860	Eastern Lunatic ^Paid Asylum to 3900 lbs of Oat hay or oats in the hay at $1.25$1.25	48.75$48.75
Jan 5 1860	M^rMr. John W Jones^{Paid Paid} at Barretts Ferry^Paid to a neat lined and trimedtrimmed raistopraised-top coffin for your mother in law, by your Order to a case for same	30.00$30.00 5.00$5.00
Janu 8 1860	Doct^rDoctor C Coleman^{Paid by Note} to makeingmaking a coffin for Old man Winston	5.00$5.00
Jan 10 1860	Doct^rDoctor Robert P Waller^Paid to furnishing a lock and put it on upstairs door	1.50$1.50
Janu 10 1860	M^rMr. J. H. Hope^Paid to one metallic coffin & case for M^rs Mrs. Hope to makeingmaking shroud for same to makeingmaking arch board for grave and tendidattended funeral to diggindigging grave Hornsbys account past to me of $25$25.00 for diggindigging grave and bricking the same furnished everything	85.00$85.00 1.50$1.50 5.00 $5.00 2.00$2.00 25.00$25.00
Janua 13 1860	M^rMr. W^m Charles^{Paid by him} to makeingmaking a coffin for your sister M^rsMrs.Tinny by agreement for same	5.00$5.00
Janua 15 1860	ColⁿColonel Robert McCandlishes^{Paid in settlement} Estate to makeingmaking a coffin for Francis the one that was burnt	5.00$5.00
Jan 10 1860	Eastern Lunatic Asylum^Paid commenced sending of milk a gallon a day on tuesdayTuesday morning, and up to that time from the first of January was four gallons and a half 4½

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