Williamsburg 1861

August 23^rd1861	M^r S P Read for the father of the young man that died at Spratleys Farm belonging to Captⁿ R D Bask- ervills company F of Chamblis Grays ColⁿColonel Godwins Battall- ion
	to a neat plain lined and trimedtrimmed coffin with a case and packed to be sent away	15.50$15.50
August 25^th1861	Captⁿ Company of M,M,M, Vernon Guards 2^nd Regiment Luiesi- ana Louisi anaVolunteers Comp E
	to makeingmaking a coffin for M,M,M Ball (private)	10.00$10.00
	to diggindigging grave for same	2.00$2.00
	to head board with ^name and company ^name	2.00$2.00
	to conveyance to carry same ^{to the Ground}	1.00$1.00
Sept^r 1^st" 1861	M^r James Farthing of James City County
	to makeingmaking a coffin for small child and dug the grave	5.50$5.50
	Captⁿ Baskerville Company F 14^th Regiment V,a,Virginia Volunteers Edward G Moseby Private
	to makeingmaking a coffin for him	10.00$10.00
	to diggindigging grave & conveyance & ^head board	4.50$4.50
August 29^th1861	Captⁿ W^m M Miller Company
	A 14^thReg^tRegimentV,a,Virginia Volunteers Private Edward Morriss coffin for him	10.00$10.00
	to a case for same ^Paid	5.00$5.00
	to packing same ^{Paid for case & packing}	2.50$2.50
	Captⁿ Baskerville Company F 14^thReg^tRegimentV,a,Virginia Volunteers
	Private Edward G Moseby Coffin & case & conveyance to Grove wharfeWharf & packed	20.50$20.50

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