Williamsburg 1861

Feb^rFebruary 18 1861	Estate of M^rMr.Richard Jones Of Hampton (Studantstudent at W^mWilliam & Mary) ^{ColleageCollege} to one imitation rosewood metallic coffin for himself orderdordered by M^rMr. George Ray of Hampton & Doct^r Doctor Edward Cam of Williamsburg to a case for same to funeral expenses for Do	75.00$75.00 5.00$5.00 5.00 $5.00
Feb^rFebruary 18 1861	M^rMr. Benjamin Mannox to one fancy key fitted to store room ^lock	.31¼$0.312
Feb^rFebruary 20 1861	Doct^rDoctor Len Henly to fitting a fancy key to Medacinmedicine store door lock to furnishing a square bolt to store door and put on same	.37½$0.375 .37½$0.375
Feb^rFebruary 25 1861	Estate of John Hall^Paid free colordcolored or to Pryor to a coffin for himself polished and trimed trimmed with tossellstassels and plank to go over same	8.00$8.00
Feb^rFebruary 20 1861	M^rMr. W^mWilliam S Peachey to 3 seedarcedar Post (picked) at [?]	1.00$1.00
~~Feb~~ March 9 1861	Henry Redcroſss^Paid a free negro commonly called Chickin Redcroſ ss to a coffin for his wife	5.00$5.00
March 13 1861	Doct^rDoctor Robert M Garrett^Paid to 4 bushellsbushels of seed Oats at 50$0.50	2.00$2.00
March 13 1861	William Casady^Insolvent iI had of him a ½ gallon of Oysters	.25$0.25
March 18 1861	M^rMr. Joseph L Harwood of Warwick County to a first rate black walnut coffin for your wife, sent for by M^rMr. Rich- ard D. Lee of Warwick	35.00$35.00

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