Jane Lunsford Sale Bill - Stoddard County, Missouri

FELICIA JANE LUNSFORD ESTATE

(Widow of Duncan D. Lunsford)

HENRY KENNEDY, ADMINISTRATOR

Stoddard County, Missouri

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Inventory By Administrator

Inventory of the estate of Jane Lunsford deceased, cash on hand at death of Decedent, the one note Robert Jones for Six dollars and fifty Cents drawing ten percent from October 21^st forward January 1860

To an allowance made by the county court in favor of Jane Lunsford for Twenty five dollars out of the Estate of D. D. Lunsford. 25

To one Ritten agreement between Jane Lunsford and Robert Jones for the South East field called the Stuble field for which Jones agrees to pay Jane Ten Bushels per acre and Jane to mend up the fence to secure the Crop and one Rent agreement between Jane Lunsford and Henry Kennedy for a field known as the adjoining field to Holms field for which Kennedy agrees to pay Jane Lunsford Ten Bushels per acre and Jane to mend the fence so as to Save the crop.

Witness; Chiles M. Dowdy Henry Kennedy, Administrator

William B Cone

Henry Kennedy Administrator of the Estate of F ??lenta Jane Lunsford deceased Says that the foregoing is a full Inventory of the money goods chattels paid the Estate Rent and personal book papers and evidence of debt and title of the deceased and of all the debts due and to become due so far as he can ascertain them that he is not indebted or bound in any contract to the deceased at the time of her debt except as stated in said inventory.

Henry Kennedy, Administrator

Subscribed and Sworn to before me this day February the 25 AD 1859.

James Cravey, Justice of the Peace

Received for Record and recorded April the 30^th AD 1859

Reuben P. Owens, Clerk

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Fees 15 cts

Affidavit of Appraisement

State of Missouri

County of Stoddard

Daniel J. Warren, John Whitehead and John Gallaway being appointed to appraise the personal estate of Jane Lunsford deceased before entering on their duties make oath and say that they are not interested nor of kin to any person interested in said estate as heir or devisee?? and that they will to the best of their ability view and appraise the personal estate to them produced.

John Whitehead

Daniel J. Warren (his mark)

John S. Gallaway

Sworn to & Subscribed before me February 25^th day AD 1859

James Cravy, Justice of the Peace

1 Gray Horse	50.00	Sundrey	3.00
1 Sorrel Mare	75.00	Sundrey	1.25
1 one Black Calf	30.00	1 Pair of Dog Irons	2.00
5 Hogs (changed from $30)	7.10	1 Pair of Sheep Shears	1.00
29 hogs	30.00	1 Table	0.50
10 Sheep	10.00	1 Square Table	2.00
400 bu corn 40 cts bu	160.00	Sundries	2.00
1 Cow	15.00	1 Bed furniture and Stead	12.00
1 Yearling Calf	5.00	1 Bed and Furniture	12.00
2 Yearlings	3.00	1 Bed furniture and Stead	10.00
1 Cow and Calf	18.00	trunnel bed	7.00
29 Ducks	2.90	1 pair of chaimolines	0.75
17 geese	4.25	1 lot of Books	3.00
4 bushels wheat more or less	1.20	2 Razors and 2 Laucets	1.75
1 Loone	4.00	Seed Cotton and Wool	1.00
scizzors	1.25	6 Chains	1.00
1 plow/singletree/clevis	3.00	Sundrey	2.00
Sundries	2.25	45 Chickens	5.62
3 peaces of castings	3.00	8 Pigs	2.00
1 wheel	2.50		$ 567.26
1 lot of bacon 1000 lb at 8	80.00
1 tub of lard 5 bls
1 jug Churn	1.60
1 Saddle and Sheep Skin	2.00
1 tub	0.50
1 block? Glass	7.00

This the 25^th Day of February 1859

Daniel J. Warren (his mark)

John Whitehead

John S. Gallaway

Received for Record and Recorded April 30^th 1859

Fees 20 cents Reuben B. Owen, Clerk

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Sale Bill of the Estate of Jane Lunsford deceased sold on the 26^th February 1859 by the administrator of the Said Estate

Henry Kennedy

1 Basket sold to	Jasper Triplet	1.00
1 Saddle & Sheep Skin sold to	Nasra Jones	1.75
1 cag & jar sold to	Rubert Jones	0.15
1 Hatchet to	William Henson	0.25
1 lot of bacon 107 lbs at 10 2/4 cts per pound sold to	Stephen Gipson	12.49
2 Razers sold to	Robert Whitehead (paid)	0.50
1 Pair of fire irons sold to	Daniel Warren	2.96
1 jug sold to	Sarah Askew	0.20
1 frying pan sold to	John Galloway	0.40
1 jar sold to (paid)	James Carlow	0.10
1 glass sold to	Sarah Askew	0.05
1 bucket\|1 pan\|shovel sold to	Henry Kennedy	1.30
1 lot of bacon 108 lbs 7 3/4 cents per pound sold to	James Tillaton?	8.37
1 lot of bacon of 70 lbs 10 cents per pound sold to	James Tillaton	7.00
1 lot of bacon of 90 lbs at 9 cts sold to	Hiram L. Bowlin	8.10
1 Stand of Lard sold to	James Denney	3.25
1 gourd of Lard sold to	James Tillaton	1.00
1 gourd of Lard sold to	James Tillaton	1.00
1 gourd of Lard sold to	Thomas Tate	1.78
1 lot of bacon 149 lbs at 8 cts sold to	Rennels	11.92
1 lot of bacon 93 lbs at 8 cts sold to	Wm Turpen	7.50
1 troft of Lard to	Washington Fox	0.40
1 Washington tub sold to	Washington Fox	0.40
1 lot of Chains Sold to	Washington Fox	2.30
1 Bible sold to	Rutha Berry	0.10
1 Coffee pot Sold to	Robert Edwards	0.10
1 gourd of Lard sold to	James D. Denney	0.50
1 one Gray Gilden Sold to	Sarah Eskew	74.00
1 Sorrel Mare Sold to	Wm D. Taylor	102.00
1 Black Colt Sold to	H. Kennedy	38.00
1 lot of Hogs Sold to	H. Kennedy	26.00
10 Sheep Sold to	James D. Denney	20.10
1 Cow and Calf Sold to	C. Johnson	25.25
1 pided Cow and Calf Sold to	John Davis	19.00
1 Heiffer Sold to	J. H. Taylor	7.10
1 Calf Sold to	John Hemphill	3.00
50 bushels of Corn Sold to	H. Kennedy	at 45 cts per bu
50 bushels of Corn Sold to	James Cravy	at 45 cts per bu
50 bushels of Corn Sold to	Washington Fox	at 42 cts per bu
50 bushels of Corn Sold to	Rubert Jones	at 40 cts per bu
50 bushels of Corn Sold to	Wm R. Turpen	at 40 cts per bu
50 bushels of Corn Sold to	Franklin Berry	at 42 cts per bu
50 bushels of Corn more or less sold to	James Hemphill	at 42 cts per bu
2 Wild geese Sold to	H. Kennedy	2.00
15 geese Sold to	Nazara Jones	3.80
29 Ducks Sold to	Jasper Triplet	4.30
1 Shairgine? Chicken Sold to	James D. Denney	0.55
45 Chickens Sold to	James M. Dowdy	3.30
1 plow Sold to	Lucinda Tatum	4.87 1/2
3 Barrels & 1 Box Sold to	James Cravy	1.10
1 ax Sold to	Andrew Berry	0.50
1 Loom Sold to	Andrew Berry	4.25
1 Spinning Wheel Sold to	Larkin Warren	3.00
1 Steer Kettle Sold to	James Homes	1.25
1 Steer Kettle Sold to	John Galloway	0.90
1 oven? Sold to	J. A. Bonny	0.75
1 Bed Sold to	Franklin Berry	15.50
1 Sley Sold to	James Dowdy	0.75
1 Sley Sold to	James Davis	0.90
1 Bell Sold to	John Gallaway	0.20
1 Bed and Furniture Sold to	John Eaton	17.50
1 Bed Sold to	H Kennedy	18.00
1 Bed Sold to	James D. Denney	12.00
1 Farm Book Sold to	Wm Taylor	0.75
1 Book Sold to	Anderson Smith	0.30
1 pair of horse fleamers sold to	John Gallaway	0.80
1 Unites States History sold to	A. Bolin	1.00
2 Razor & Strops to	Robert Whitehead	0.70
1 Bible sold to	James Cravens	0.10
1 set of Chamis sold to	John Gallaway	0.50
1 Table Sold to	John Davis	1.80
1 Smoolting Iron Sold to	John Whitehead	0.40
1 Clock Sold to	Washington Fox	10.50
1 lot of Shelf Ware Sold to	H. Kennedy	4.00
1 glass sold to	Sarah Eskew	0.30
1 pair of Sheep Sheers Sold to	Nazra Jones	0.75
1Suns? Furun? Sold to	James Homes	0.30
1 pair of pulakins? Sold to	H Kennedy	0.50
1 seave Sinch? And Razors Sold to	John Singleton	0.45
1 awl Sold to	John Singleton	0.05
1 lot of Boards sold to	Jasper Triplet	0.50
1 umbrella Sold to	Squire Owens (paid)	0.60
1 Box, 1 Bucket, 1 Barrel, 2 pair cards sold to	John Singleton	1.65
2 Curry Combs Sold to	James Homes	0.35
1 Strand of Mascheline? Bars Sold to	Wm Henson	0.41
1 Table Sold to	H Kennedy	1.80
1 Box of Nails Sold to	Thomas Tate	0.10

State of Missouri

County of Stoddard

Jas. Culbertson says that he was Clerk of the Sale made by Henry Kennedy Administrator of the Estate of Jane Lunsford deceased and that the foregoing is a true account of said sale at the time therein specified.

Josh Culbertson, Jr.

Subscribed and sworn to before me the 18^th day of April AD 1859

Reuben P. Owen, Clerk

Received for Record and Recorded April 30^th AD 1859

Fees 25 cents Reuben P. Owen, Clerk

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The private Sale Bill of the Estate of Jane Lunsford deceased – Sold on the 5^th day of April 1859 by the Administrator of Said Estate

Articles Sold	To Whom Sold
6 Bushels Irish potatoes	Samuel Homes	3.00
3 lbs Tallon sold to	Chiles Dowdy	0.25
3 guns Sold to	Nazra Jones	1.50
1 Bushels of Irish Potatoes	Wm. B. Taylor	0.30
2 Weeding hoes sold to	Wm. B. Taylor	0.25
1 Weeding hoe sold to	H. Kennedy	0.25
11 Bushels of Corn to	Thomas Pasley	3.15
		9.00

Henry Kennedy, Administrator

Received for Record and Recorded May 21^st 1859

Fee 10 cents Reuben P. Owens, Clerk

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Additional Sale Bill of the Estate of Jane Lunsford deceased as sold by Henry Canady [Kennedy] Administrator of Said Estate as sold at private sale by Order or Court

50 bus Corn bot by	Henry Canady at 42 cts per bu	21.00
20 bus Corn bot by	Wm Taylor 45 cts	9.00
13 1/2 bus Corn bot by	Thomas Pasly 30	4.05
2 bus Corn bot by	Wm Pasly 30	0.60
1 Sersingle?	John Singleton	0.25
1 Bridle & Harness Sold to	Wiley Jones	0.85
1 Lot of Tallow Joles & Hogs	Nazra Jones	0.65
1 pair of S?trands & old ax	Sold to Wm Swift	0.50
Wheat Sold		3.60
		40.50
36# Bacon Sold to Joseph Culbertson	at 8 cts per pound	2.88
		43.38
1 jar to Max Vinson		0.20
		43.58

Henry Canady the above named Administrator make oath and says that the above Sale Bill contains a true and perfect account of all the goods, chattels and evidence of debt real personal that he sold at private sale recorded and order of County, Sworn to and Subscribed before the undersigned Clerk of the District County Court this March 21^st 1860.

Van W. Hale, Clerk

Recorded for Record and recorded March 21^st AD 1860

Van W. Hale, Clerk

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Transcribed by Deborah Lunsford Yates

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