Williamsburg 1860

Nov^rNovember 10 1860	M^rsMrs. Gabereill Williamson to a dozen and a half of eggs^{at 16¾ ct.$0.163} to cash lent to pay for fish	.25$0.25 .03$0.03
Nov^rNovember 10 1860	M^rMr.Henly Jones^Paid to makeingmaking 2 new keys to small locks to mending MiſssMiss Hunters fancy box to a key to same to makeingmaking one large fancy key	.50$0.50 .50$0.50 .25 $0.25 .50$0.50
Nov^rNovember 17 1860	I had one quart of Oysters to day from Sam Allens wife
[November] 20	had one quart of oysters
Nov^rNovember 21 1860	M^rMr. Roscow Lipscomb^Paid had of him 14 lbs of beef at ^{8 ct.$0.08}	1.12$1.12
Nov^rNovember 21 1860	William Casadys wife iI had one quart of oysters	.12½$0.125
Nov^rNovember 24 1860	M^rMr. Robert F Cole^Paid to one days hire of my Jack Screw to raise corn house	1.00$1.00
Nov^rNovember 28 1860	Doct^rDoctor Charles Coleman^{Paid by Note} to a coffin for your woman Rachel that died at M^rsMrs. Bowers place	5.00$5.00
Nov^rNovember 28 1860	Elick Dunlap^Paid or to the Christian Baptist sisters society to a lined and trimedtrimmed raistop raised top coffin for a woman by the name of Rachel belonged to Doct^r Doctor Coleman and belonged to the society that your wife belongs to and you had the coffin made to a case for same	9.00$9.00 ~~10.00~~ 4.00$4.00
Nov^rNovember 28 1860	Revnd M^rMr. Blane to funeral expenses for an infant child	2.00$2.00
Nov^rNovember 28 1860	Sam Allens wife had one quart oysters	.12½$0.125

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