Inventory of Sarah Christmas 1810

Warren County North Carolina will book 16 p. 202

Christmas Inventory

And inventory of the property of Sarah Christmas deceased.

1 Cal, five small hogs, 7 stoats, the half of the pork of 16 hogs, 1 chest drawers, 1 surrell filley, 1 walnut table and pine table, 4 Windsor chairs, 2 featherbed and bolsters and pillows to each, 1 walnut featherbed stead, 2 sets of white curtains, 4 spools, 1 homespun blanket, 5 based quilts and 4 pair of sheets, 2 tablecloth, 3 towels, to window curtains, 2 pine chests, 1 candle stand, 1 looking glass, 1 wite figard counterpane, 19 china saucers, 9 china teacups, 10 china coffee cups, 1 china teapot, 1 milk pot, 1 small sugar bowl, 1 better plate, 4 cups and saucers, ½  a dozen Silver teaspoons and ½  a dozen tablespoons, 2 waters, 2 dishes, 14 plates, 11 small white bowls, 1 pine safe, 2 canisters, 11 forks and 9 knives, 1 brass candlestick, 1 pair snuffers, 1 bead basket, 1 mug, 1 picture, 1 milk pot and parcel of bottles, 1 knife box, 1 jug, 1 earthen coffee pot, 9 better plates, 1 tin bucket, 1 iron pot, 2 ovens, 2 sifters, 2 trays, 1 washing tub, 1/2 bushel and 2 noggins, 2 water pails, 2 spinning wheels, 4 pair cards, 1 pewter dish, 1 spice morter and pestle, 2 tin pans, to chairs, 1 pair hand iron, 1 pair of flat irons, 2 pewter basin, 1 riding chair and gear, 1 pair seals, 2 sugar boxes, 1 lume stays and 5 harnesses, 1 raw hide, 1 iron pot rack, 2 pair pot hooks and 1 grig iron, 1 trivis, 5 hilling hoes, to plow hoes, three axes a small passel of wheat and the part of the crop of corn fodder and tobacco, 1 bowl and about thirty geese, 1 hogshead and 13 Beryl and her part of the crop of cotton, her part of the crop of corn fodder, tobacco and cotton not yet ascertained and also the fork.

Thomas Christmas, Administrator and Sarah Christmas deceased.

Warren County November Court 1811

Thomas Christmas Administrator of Sarah Christmas deceased returned his inventory of the Estate of said deceased in open court on oath, which on motion was ordered to be recorded.

Test: William Green CC