Williamsburg

Oct^rOctober 20 1860	Doct^rDoctor Robert M Garrett^Paid to makeingmaking a large fancy key	.50$0.50
Oct^rOctober 30 1860	Bob Roberts^Paid to 1½ bushellsbushels of hair to go in morter for plastering at 50 ct. $0.50 a bushellbushel	.75$0.75
Oct^rOctober 30 1860	Tom Crawley s wife Lucy^Paid to fitting a fancy key to lock	.50$0.50
Nov^rNovember 1 1860	Doct^rDoctor Robert M Garrett^Paid to one days hire of James Pelam your carpenter	1.00$1.00
Nov^rNovember 1 1860	Doct^rDoctor Robert P Waller^Paid to makeingmaking and trimingtrimming a very neat mahogany coffin for your daughter Julia to a settset of very handsomhandsome Silver burnished handles to same to a case for same to diggindigging arch grave and made arch board to M^rMr.Bowmans bill for brick- ing the grave including bricks lime and laberlabor & everything	50.00$50.00 5.00$5.00 5.00 $5.00 5.00$5.00 25.00$25.00
Nov^rNovember 6 1860	YorckYork County to makeingmaking a coffin for Captn Captain Howell on Queens Creek and directed by M^rMr.James H Kirby one of Overseers Poor	3.50$3.50
Nov^rNovember 10 1860	M^rMr. John M Galt^Paid to putting in one new leg in sophasofa and one old one & glued and pined in one of the sills for	1.00$1.00
Nov^rNovember 10 1860	M^rMr. Sherod T Bowman^Paid to the hire of my Jack screw one day, to screw up cornhouse	1.00$1.00

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