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   From: "Louise Pettus" ((XXXXX@XXXX.XXX))
   Subject: Re: [SCYORK] McLean,Miller
   Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2000 17:52:02 -0400
   
   
   > (the book) British Aliens in the United States
   >> During the War of 1812, compiled by Kenneth Scott, Baltimore: Genealogical
   >Publishing Co., Inc. 1979 was the source for the citizenship oath according
   to Louise Jackson.
   
   The March 1993 account in its entirety:
   
   BRITISH ALIENS SEEK NATURALIZATION IN WAR OF 1812
   
   (In the December 1992 issue of The Quarterly we printed the names of 45 York County petitioners for U. S. citizenship in the October 1913 Court of General Sessions and raised the question as to why so
   many. Louise Jackson, librarian at the William Madison Randall Library, Univ. of North Carolina, in Wilmington, N.C. responded, saying that, ³It was probably too much bother to go to the courthouse
   to be naturalized until these people suddenly found themselves to be enemies with a new war.² She sent further information on these people taken from the book, British Aliens in the United States
   During the War of 1812, compiled by Kenneth Scott, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1979.)
   
   - Arnet, [Arnold] James , age 55, 11 years in U.S., York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Bar, John, age 28, 21 years in U. S., York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Barr, David, age 52, 22 years in U. S., 4 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Blair, Jos., age 35, 3 mos. in U. S., York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Blair, Saml., age 45, 3 mos. in U. S., 2 in family, York District, farmer (10-19 Sept. 1812.)
   - Caldwell, William, age 20, 19 years in U. S., Scotchman, York District, farmer (31 July 29 Aug. 1812)
   - Davidson, Andrew, age 25, 20 years in U. S., 3 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Dickson, James, age 52, 19 years in U. S., 5 in family, York District, minister (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - English, Jno., age 23, 20 years in U. S., York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Ervin, John, age 31, 2 years in U. S., 5 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Ewing, John, age 36, 21 years in U. S. Irishman, 5 in family, York District, farmer (10-29, 1812)
   - Faulkner, Arthur, age 70, 30 years in U. S., York District, schoolmaster (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Finch, Hugh, age 40, 18 years in U.S., 8 in family, York District, farmer and tailor (10-29 1812)
   - Hacket, William, age 57, 28 years in U. S. Irishman, 1 in family, York District, farmer (31 July 29 Aug, 1812)
   - Hacket, Wm., age 20, 1 year in U. S., Irishman, York District, farmer (31 July -29 Aug 1812)
   - Herbert, L., age 37, 9 years in U.S., York District, schoolmaster (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Hill, Alexr., age 45, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, 6 in family, York District, farmer (31-July -29 Aug 1812)
   - Hill, Alexr., age 23, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Hopkins, John [Joseph], age 47, 23 years in U.S., Irishman, 5 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug. 1812)
   - Hua, B., 18 years in U.S., 4 in family, York District, merchant, (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Ingraham, Richard, age 62, 12 years in U. S., 8 in family, York District, farmer and carpenter (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Ingraham, Thomas, age 24, 12 years in U. S., York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Ingram, Jno., age 26, 12 years in U.S., York District, 4 in family, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Kerr, Daniel, age 52, 13 years in U. S., 2 in family, York District, shoemaker (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Love, John, age 45, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, 10 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Love, Robert, age 36, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, 4 in family, York District, farmer and wheelwright (31 July 29 Aug 1812)
   - Love, Wm., age 42, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, 2 in family, York District, farmer and distiller (31 July -29 Aug 1812)
   - McArthur, Andrew, age 47, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, 7 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - McCaherin, John, age 25, 22 years in U.S., York District, wagon maker (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - McCullock, Robert, age 45, 21 years in U.S., 7 in family, York District, farmer and weaver (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - McCullough, Samuel, age 24, 23 years in U.S., 3 in family, York District, blacksmith (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - McCullough, Wm., age 25, 23 years in U.S., 4 in family, York District, wagon maker (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - McLean, Oliver, age 45, 21 years in U.S., 9 in family, York District, schoolmaster (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - McWhorter, A., age 29, 21 years in U.S., 5 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - McWhorter, John, age 24, 20 years in U.S., York District, farmer, (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - McWhorter, Thos., age 22, 20 years in U.S., York District, farmer(10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Miller, John, age 29, 20 years in U.S., 3 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Miller, Joseph, age 31, 20 years in U.S., Scotchman, 2 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Mullen, James, age 52, 9 years in U.S., 8 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Nebit [Nesbit], Frances (sic!), age 52, 22 years in U. S., Scotchman, 9 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Neeland, A., age 55, 20 years in U.S., 3 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Neeland, James, age 30, 20 years in U.S., 4 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Neely, Samuel, age 58, 20 years in U.S., Irishman, 5 in family, York District, farmer and distiller (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - O¹Neal, Joseph, age 45, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, 2 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug. 1812)
   - Patrick, Robert, age 32, 3 mos. in U.S., York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Pearson, Joseph, age 40, 18 years in U.S., 3 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept. 1812)
   - Quirim [Quinn?], Wm., age 24, 23 years in U.S., 3 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812.
   - Quise, Quinn, James, age 50, 23 years in U.S., Irishman, 7 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Reid, Isaiah, age 52, 22 years in U.S., 8 in family, York District, turner (31 Aug-8 Sept 1812)
   - Reyers, James, age 24, 3 years in U.S., Irishman, York District, enlisted soldier (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Simpson, Hugh, age 42, 20 years in U.S., Scotchman, 11 in farmer, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Simpson, Thomas, age 40, 20 years in U.S., 7 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Sloan, Jno. J., age 34, 7 years in U.S., 4 in family, York District, mechanic (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Smith, Joseph, age 26, 20 years in U.S., 4 in family, York District, farmer (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Smith, Robert, age 29, 24 years in U.S., Irishman, York District, schoolmaster (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Veale, Jno. age 53, 29 years in U.S., schoolmaster, (10-29 Sept 1812)
   - Walker, Hugh, age 45, 10 years in U.S., Irishman, 8 in family, York District, farmer, (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Wallace, James, age 27, 25 years in U.S., 2 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Wallace, Jas., age 24, 21 years in U.S., Scotchman, 3 in family, York District, farmer (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Wilson, James, age 48, 21 years in U.S., 10 in family, York District, wheelwright (31 Aug-8 Sept 1812)
   - Workman, Robert, age 51, 21 years in U.S., Irishman, 10 in family, York District, farmer and distiller (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   - Young, Robert, age 26, 3 mos. in U.S., Irishman, 2 in family, York District, farmer, (31 July-29 Aug 1812)
   
   
   
   
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   YORK COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA - WILLS - MILLER, Joseph Sr. July 7, 1821
   
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   Linda Blum-Barton
   
   Source: York Co, Sc Will & Probate Records
   Written: July 7, 1821
   Recorded: February 3, 1823
   
   Transcribed from copies received at the York County, SC courthouse of the
   probate/estate file of Joseph Miller, Sr. of York County. These copies are of
   a type written transcription..
   
   Case 29 File 1203
   
   
   
   A copy of the last Will and Testament of Joseph Miller, dec’d. A.D. 1821
   
   
   
   WILL OF
   
   JOSEPH MILLER
   
   STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
   
   
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   The State of South Carolina )
   
   York District) In the name of God Amen.
   
   I Joseph Miller Senior of the district and state aforesaid being of weak body
   from my advanced age in life, but being of sound and disposing mind, do make
   ordain and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following
   Viz.
   
   1st. It is my will and desire that I may be decently buried by my Executors
   hereinafter to be named and that they do purchase a head and foot stone for my
   aged wife and self and for this purpose they are to retain out of the portions
   willed to my sons Joseph and John so much money as may be required to make such
   purchase; each one bearing one half thereof.
   
   2nd. It is my will and desire that my said wife, should she survive me be
   supported free from any kind of want, during her life; and that my executors do
   attend to the Special and particular Execution of this part of my will and for
   this purpose shall furnish her with two hundred weights of good flour, forty
   weights of good sugar, ten weights of good coffee, forty bushels of corn and as
   much fodder as may be necessary for her per year, and also such other
   necessaries as her happiness and comfort in life may require, and that this be
   supplied by my executors out of the interest of all debts that may be owing to
   me at my death which I especially set apart for her support and maintenance
   during life; also it is my further will and desire that my said wife be
   permitted to live in the House we now occupy and I hereby vest in her during
   her life as aforesaid, all the title priviledg and advantage I now own possess
   and enjoy houses and Lands where I now live for her to live in and upon during
   her said life, and this to be in lieu and barr of all and every claim if dower
   my said wife may have to any of my said lands.
   
   3rd. To my son Joseph Miller I will and bequeath the plantation whereon I now
   live, and control of three tracts or parts of tracts out of which 1 lot of John
   Aikens, another of the son of Philip Walker, and the other of James Rusk
   containing in the whole about two hundred acres more or less, I also will and
   bequeath to my said son Joseph a negro woman named Lett and her children now in
   her possession; the above property that is to say, the land and negroes above
   described I will and bequeath to my said son Joseph during the term of his
   natural life, but not to be subject to his contract forfeitures or incumbrances
   and at his death I will and bequeath this said property to such of his lawful
   child or children as may be living at the time of his death, share and share
   alike them and their heirs forever. but that my said will may not be
   misunderstood, my son Josephs right to the said land only commencess at the
   death of my said wife.
   
   4th To my son John Miller I will and bequeath two hundred and fourteen acres
   of land more or less, being the tract I bot of James Rusk, on the waters of
   fishing Creek, I also will and bequeath to my son the following Negroes towit,
   Bob, Conney and her children now in his possession the above land and negroes I
   will to my said son John during the term of his life but not subject to his
   contracts forfeitures or incumbrances; and at his death, I will and bequeath
   the said property to my three grandchildren Joseph, Drusillah and Jane Miller
   children of my said son John by his first wife, them and their heirs forever,
   but if either of my said Grand children should die without leaving any child or
   children, or before arriving to the age of twenty one years then the portion of
   such deceased child shall descend to the pervision of such my said grand
   children share and share alike forever.
   
   5th. I will and bequeath to my daughter Rachael the wife of Oliver McClain
   one hundred and fifty dollars in cash to be paid by my executors at the death
   of my wife, or as soon thereafter as convenient but upon this condition that
   her husband shall Execute above to my Executors with such security as they may
   require, at the death of my said daughter Rachael will and truly to pay to her
   children the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars and should the said Oliver
   McClain refuse to give such bond, then I direct that my executors should lay
   out the one hundred and fifty dollars in property or place the same at interest
   in good hands for the use and benefit of my said daughters children, to be paid
   them when they marry or arrive at the age of twenty one years, and should any
   of her children (die) without issue or before they arrive at the age of twenty
   one years, then the portion of such deceased child or children shall descend to
   the survivor and their heirs forever.
   
   6th. I will and bequeath to my daughter Mary the wife of Hugh Simpson one
   hundred and fifty dollars on the same terms conditions and restrictions and
   under the same limitations as are mentioned in the fifth clause of this my will
   to my daughter Rachel.
   
   7th. All the debts that may be owing my estate after the death of my wife,
   and after the paying the Legacies above to my two daughters I will and bequeath
   to my two sons Joseph and John for their use during their lives but at their
   deaths, to be accounted for without interest to such of their children as may
   be living at the time of the deaths of them the said Joseph and John share and
   share alike to them and their heirs forever Viz the said Joseph share to his
   children and the said Johns to his.
   
   8th. I will and bequeath to my said wife during the term of her natural life
   the use of my house hold and kitchen furniture, also the use of my stock of
   horses, cattle Hogs and Sheep, and at her death the same together with my
   wearing apparel to be equally divided amongst all my children.
   
   9th. I will and direct that my Executors do pay the Rev’d W. Dickson the sum
   of twelve dollars for preaching four sermons on week days Viz two at my house,
   and two at my son John’s.
   
   10th. I nominate and appoint my friend Capt’n John Blair and Thomas Williams,
   Jr Executors to this my last will and testament hereby revoking and setting
   aside all other wills by me heretofore made.
   
   In testimony whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal this seventh day of
   July in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and twenty one, and in
   the forty sixth year of American Independence.
   
   
   
   his
   
   Joseph Miller (seal)
   
   mark
   
   
   
   Signed, sealed and acknowledged in our presence, who in the presence of
   the testator and at his request have signed our names as witnesses thereto.
   
   John Bailey
   
   Samuel Wright
   
   James Galloway
   
   Probated February 3, 1823
   
   Will Book “G” P-94
   
   Case No. 29
   
   File No. 477
   
   Feb 3, 1823 Proved the last will & testament of Joseph Miller decd by the
   oath of John Bailey .......(this is on the copy of the original will and cannot
   read the balance)
   
   
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   Warranty of appraisement Joseph Miller deceased Last Will & Testament
   
   Thos William Esq}
   
   Capt Jno Blair } Exrs
   
   
   
   Mat Carroll}
   
   Ina Burrow}
   
   Dav Watson} Appraisers
   
   Wm Berry}
   
   Capt G Durham }
   
   
   
   Feb y. 3~ 1823
   
   
   
   Recorded Page 97898
   
   Books G............?
   
   
   
   SOUTH CAROLINA WARRANT OF APPRAISEMENT
   
   York District
   
   
   
   By Benjamin Chambers Ordinary of said district.
   
   
   
   These are to authorize and empower you, or any three or four of you, whose
   names are here under-written, to repair all such parts and places within this
   state, as you shall be directed unto by Thos Williams Esq and John Blair named
   Executors of the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Jos Miller Sr.
   
   late of the said district, deceased, wheresoever any of the said goods and
   chattels are or do remain within the said parts and places, and which shall be
   shown unto you by the said Thos Williams and John Blair and there view and
   appraise all and every the said goods and chattels, being first duly sworn on
   the Holy Evangelists of Almight God, to make a true and perfect Inventory and
   appraisement thereof, and to cause the same to be returned under your hands, or
   any three or four of you, unto the said Thos Williams and John Blair on or
   before the first day of may next. Witness Benjamin Chambers, Esquire Ordinary
   of the said district, the third day of February in the year of our Lord one
   thousand eight hundred and twenty three and in the forty sixth year of American
   Independence.
   
   
   
   To Messrs. Matthew Matthew Carroll, Ina Barrow, David Watson, Wm Berry, & Capt
   G Durham............Benj Chambers Ord
   
   
   
   Memorandum, That on the fourth day of February in the year of our Lord one
   thousand eight hundred & twenty three personally appeared before me Elias
   Robertson one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in York District John
   Baron, David Watson and Mathew Carrol being 3 of the appraisers appointed to
   appraise the goods and chattels of Joseph Miller Sr late of the said district,
   deceased, who, being duly sworn, made oath, that they would make a just and
   true appraisement of all and singular, the goods and chattels of the said
   Joseph Miller, Sr. deceased, as shall be produced by John Blair and Thomas
   Williams executors of the estate of the said deceased, and that they would
   return the same, under their hands unto the said John Blair and Thomas Williams
   Exrs on or before the fifth day of Feby 1823.
   
   
   
   Sworn the day and year} John Barron
   
   above written, before me} David Watson
   
   Elias Robertson, ?? Matthew
   Carrol
   
   
   
   Appraisement Bill Joseph Miller estate Returned on oath by John Blair May
   17, 1823
   
   Recorded .....??
   
   
   
   South Carolina} A true and perfect inventory
   
   York District} of all and singular the good and chattels of
   Joseph Miller Snr , late of the District aforesaid Dec’d . Made by the
   undernamed sworn appraisers on the 4th day of February 1823.
   
   
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   Negro woman named Let 350.00
   
   Hanna $300 & a negro boy Johnathon $200 500.00
   
   1 girl Linda’s $150 Mary $100 250.00
   
   1 Boy Milas $75 75.00
   
   1 boy Bob $300 1 girl Fanny $325 625.00
   
   10 head of nags 10.00
   
   1 herd 25.00
   
   2 dry cows ea at $12 1 young cow at $11 35.00
   
   1 gerlin ? calf 1.00
   
   7 sheap 8.75
   
   Corn by the bushel 50 cents
   Fodder pr hundred $1
   1 team and tackling 11.00
   2 pitch forks a spade and ax 2.50
   Household and kitchen furniture 105.50
   Flower Pr Hundred $4
   2 Pieces of Cloth Pr yd 3/4 cents
   15 Notes 766.56 1/4
   Receipts for Notes to collect 251.00
   1 account on Hugh Simpson 5.00
   _____________
   $3326.31 3/4
   
   Give under our hands the day and year above written.
   John Barron}
   David Watson} Sworn Appraisers
   Matthew Carrol}
   Sale Bill of the estate of Jos Miller decd
   Sworn the return
   by Thos Williams
   may 10, 1823
   
   Recorded Book F
   Page 392
   
   Sale Bill of the Estate of Joseph Miller
   deceased sold 22d Feb 1822
   John Yarborough crier of sale
   Joseph Miller 1 Black sow & four pigs & 4 shoats $7.62 1/2
   John Miller 6 Ewes & Two lambs 6.00
   Joseph Miller 1 Bay Horse 24.00
   Joseph Miller Loom & Geers 10.06 1/2
   Hugh Simpson 1 Cow Half 8.00
   John Miller 1 Black Cow 8.00
   Tho Simpson 1 Axe .90
   Jos Miller 1 Spade 1.00
   Jos Miller 1 Pitch Fork with handle .62 1/2
   John Miller 1 Dungfork or pitch fork no handle .37 1/2
   Jos Miller 1 Yearling Calf 1.00
   Jos Miller 1 Large pot 2.31 1/4
   Jos Miller 1 half bushel .90
   Ol Mclain 3 old barrels .31 1/4
   
   $71.11 1/2
   
   Thos Williams Jr} Exrs
   John Blair}
   John Blair one of the Exrs of the last will & testament of Jos Miller decd
   Settlemtn Jan y 23, 1824
   Recorded Book G
   Page 215
   John Blair one of the Exrs of the last will & testament of Jos Miller Sr
   settlement
   To the amt of sale bill $71.11
   Cash found at his death 22.81
   15 notes of hand at interest 743.75
   Recd May 12, 1823 and year ........? Robt Davidsons note 4.20
   Recd Oct 30, 1823 Interest on a note of Alex Miller 2.00
   Jan 17, 1824 Rec the Int }
   on John Fewells note KC} 7.20 11.40
   $811.08
   cash & credit
   By Cash paid old Mr. Miller $2.81 1/7
   amt paid Maj .......& appraisers 4.00
   John Yarborough crying sale 2.00
   Cash pd Jno Miller to buy Whesley?} for the
   service.......} 4.00
   Rt Davidson for receipt 1822 .93 3/4
   Ordinary fees 9.37
   2 Aug John Cavary for head stone 16.00
   39.12
   $811.95
   
   Sworn to before me Jany 23, 1824 Benj Chambers Ord
   
   John Blair exr }
   
   of
   
   Joseph Miller Est} return 1824
   
   Jan y 15th 1825
   
   Recorded Book F Page 283
   
   The Exr of Joseph Miller decd in Acct current with said Estate
   1824 Jan To amt assets of last return to Ordy $13.60 8..97 68 1/2
   Jan 4 To 2nd________ Wm Presley’s est. 77.79 251. ~~
   Aug 12 To Interest from Thomas Simpson’s 1.36 ~~ ~~
   note
   Dec 1 To Interest on Thos Duncan’s note 1.37
   _________________________
   $93.62 $10.88 63 1/2
   1824 jany By Cash paid _______in 1823 _______________- $39.12 1/2
   Jan 24 By amt paid John & Joseph Miller in 347.05 3/4
   past their portions receipt
   May 3 By cash paid __________________ 7.31 1/4
   May 3 By cash paid Rev Wm Dickson for service 12.00
   undertaken will request
   Nov 23 By cash Paid amount to Oliver McClain in 100.00
   part his legacy for rect___________________________________________
   _____________$505. 48 3/4
   _____15th 1825
   Benj. Chambers
   Capt John Blair
   John Miller
   Thos William
   May 26
   
   Recorded Book F Page 436
   The Exr of the estate of Joseph Miller’s said estate
   Dec 31 1824 To amount of last years return $93.62 3/4 R1008.68 1/2
   Jan 5 1825 To Interest recd on Thos Barron’s note $3.10
   $96.62 3/4 R1088.68 1/2
   ditto ________?
   Jan 15 1825 By Cash paid Benjamin Chambers $1.18 3/4
   Nov 7 By cash discounted with Hugh Simpson $100.00
   in part his legacy for
   ect...... $101.18 3/4
   Jan y 18 1826 By goods furnished Mrs. E. Miller B_____ $4.75
   Jan y 26 1826 Ordinary for this day of ________ $1.06
   
   $96.62 3/4 $987.49 3/4
   5.12
   
   ________ $96.62 3/4 $981.68 3/4
   Sworn to before me Jan y 20
   Benj Chambers Ord.
   John Blair Exor
   Acct current with
   Joseph Miller’s est.
   
   June 25th, 1827
   Recorded in Book H
   Pages 134, 135 & 136
   
   ____________________for Benj Chambers Ord
   John Blair (Exor) in acct current with the estate of Joseph Miller Dcd
   1823
   int
   Recd
   
   feb 4
   To Jno Miller & Joseph Millers negros used to .........appraised
   at ................. $2105.00
   To 15 notes of hand payd transfer 0 amt 743.75
   acct against Hugh Simpson 5.00
   To 2 notes Wm Presley Int to 6th May 1825? 77.79 251.00
   “ 22 To amt sales thru date in 2 notes ???? to July 1827 14.53 71.11 3/4
   To cash on hands at ???? deceased 22.81 3/4
   1827
   May 22
   To sales of ______personal property in _________________& cash in $66.~~
   4.11 61.89
   July 1 deduct dis___________????
   “ To interest on 7 of the above 15 notes 41.92
   “ To ______on 8 notes on hands to this date 161.50
   $295.74 3260.57 1/2
   295.74 1/4 $3556.31 3/4
   
   Sworn to before me June 25, 1827 Benj Chambers Ord. 1823???
   By amt Jon & Jos Millers negroes dcd through at ??????? 2105.00
   1824 Jany 23
   By Cash ??????????????????????/ 39.12 1/2
   Jan 24 By amt Jos Jr & Jno Miller ?????/in part their???? 347.05
   May 23 By amt ?????????????? & Wm Dickson 19.31
   Nov 23 Pd to Oliver McClain in part his legacy ????? 100.00 466.36
   1825 Jan y 15
   By Cash Pd ordinarys ??/?? 1.18
   Feb 7
   By pd H. Simpson in part his legacy ???? $100.00
   1826 Jany 26
   By amt ??????????????????????????????? 5.31 106.99 3/4
   1827 Mar 14`
   By Cash pd ?????????/Hannah his ??? accepted 6.37
   April 24
   By ??Jno & Jos Miller for a coffin ??????? 2.00
   May 22
   By amt any acct ?? E. Miller from 26th Jan 1826 32.37 1/2
   “ “
   By credited ?? Yarborough for ???? ???????? 2.00 43.25
   1826 Aug 20
   By eal? Oliver McClain legacy to pay him this date 50.00
   ‘ deduct interest on $100 advanced from 23 Nov 1823 12.25
   “ add Int on $50 from this date to 1 July 1827 8.01
   “ “his 1/4 sales of personal property pay by wife 30.88 77.64
   “ By eal? Hugh Simpson’s legacy to pay him 50.00
   “ deduct int on $100 advance Feb 1825 10.74
   “ add Int on 150 from this date to 1st July 1827 3.01
   “ 1/4 of 127..53 sales of personal property pay by wife 36.88 79.15
   By ????? pay to him this day $2917.52 1/2
   By Exor ???????????????on $1451.31 $72.56 1/2
   By Bal pay to Jno & Jos Miller $566.22 3/4
   $3556.31 3/4

Historische Ereignisse

• Sterbedatum 14. Januar 1823

Gleicher Geburts-/Todestag

• Auch verstorben am 14. Januar

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