Estate of Phillip Bailey, Marion County, ZGeorgia, 1839

An inventory and appraisement of the estate both real and personal of Philip Bailey deceased.

The south half of lot of land #72 in the 3rd District of Marion County with one dwelling house and one crib, one smoke house and

description	value
2 small stacks of fodder	$8.00
600 lbs fodder more or less	$ 6.00
12 head of cattle	$ 84.00
1 sow and six pigs	$ 8.00
1 unmarked sow	$ 4.00
1 spotted barrow (sic)	$ 4.00
1 yellow sow and 5 pigs	$ 6.00
1 spotted sow and 4 pigs	$ 4.00
1 spotted sow	$ 3.50
250 lbs pickled port	$ 25.75
2 hides	$ 1.00
grindstone	$ 1.50
2 club axes	$ 2.00
mattox and frow and 2 weeding hoes	$ 1.12
1 large pot	$ 2.50
1 spider	$ 0.25
1 good and stock swingle trees, haines, trace
chaines, haines and bark band	$ 3.00
1 side leather	$ 1.00
1 box and keg	$ 0.62
1 dish	$ 10.00
side board	$ 1.00
table	$ 1.00
5 chairs and 1 frame	$ 1.50
spinning wheel, 1 pair of cards	$ 1.00
2 jugs	$ 0.25
2 bottles	$ 0.50
1 bed and bed clothing	$ 15.00
2 bedsteads and the things for 1 bed	$ 4.00
1 hedge	$ 0.50
1 smoothing iron and bunch of buckles	$ 1.00
lot of awls, punches, rasp file, saddle haines	$ 1.25
3 augers, chisels, drawing knife	$ 1.25
1 whet stone and speck cow?	$ 0.30
2 wash pans	$ 0.25
crockery, -- cup and puter plates and tin pans	$ 1.50
bottles and tumblers, knives, forks and --	$ 2.00
coffee mill	$ 0.50
looking glass, water bucket	$ 0.62
2 pot hooks	$ 0.50
1 smoothing iron and bunch of buckles	$ 0.25
1 tray and spoons	$ 0.50
700 lbs more or less of seed cotton	$ 10.50
60 bushels of corn more or less	$ 42.00
1 handsaw	$ 0.50
bible, hymn book and 1 old book	$ 3.50
2 razors and case	$ 1.00
pine chest	$ 0.50
half b---	$ 0.25
2 stone jars	$ 1.00
pair iron haines and traces	$ 0.50
side saddle	$ 2.00
sub total	$ 627.81

Marion County, We do certify upon oath that as far as was produced by the executors above and foregoing contains a true appraisement

of the estate of Philip Bailey, decd to the best of our judgement and understanding this 20 Dec 1839. J J Jones, Philip Lanier, R D Pollard,

I do hereby certify that the appraisers were sworn to perform their duty as appraisers according to law this 20 Dec 1839, R D Pollard JP

5 head of cattle	2 chop ax
5257 lbs pickle pork	1 small pot
1 bed and bed clothing	kettle
2 bedstead and clothing for 1 bed	oven
1 painted desk	1 spider
1 painted sideboard	1 large pot
1 table	smoothing iron
5 chairs	1 pair pot hooks
1 spinning wheel and cards	coffee pot
1 pine chest	tray and spoons
2 stone jars	5 bushels corn
2 jugs	600 lbs fodder mow
2 barrels	bible, hymn book, old book
side leather	1 ax
1 pine box	1 weeding hoe
1 side saddle	2 wash pans
2 wash tubs
2 puter (sic) dishes
8 puter (sic) plates
5 crockery plates, bales?
tin pan
bottles and tumblers
5 knives, 6 forks and box
coffee mill
looking glass
2 milk ----

1 spottted barrow (sic) - James Harris	$ 5.12
1 spotted sow - Abel Heath	$ 4.25
1 yellow cow - W J G Barry	$ 11.87
1 red sided heifer - J M Harris	$ 9.00
(unreadable) heifer (unreadable) - J Harris	$ 5.25
1 brindled heifer - J Harris	$ 5.12
white heifer	$ 4.37
2 chair frames - G W James	$ 0.18
stack fodder - Mather Denson	$ 5.62
stack fodder - Mathew Denson	$ 2.87
red speckled cow - Abel Heath	$ 13.00
Peded (sic) heifer - G W James	$ 9.25
25 bushels corn - Thos Boland	$ 2.50
87 bushels corn - Thos Boland	$ 7.76
Amount of sale	$ 157.96

1839 - Peter Stewart exr, amount with the estate of Philip Bailey deceased up to the 30 Dec 1839, Amount of sale $157.96.

1839 by clerk	$ 1.00
attendence 1 day	$ 1.00
attending on (unreadable)	$ 1.00
attendance sale	$ 1.00
June 2, hands day meag (measuring?) corn	$ 2.00
measuring land	$ 1.00
hauling cotton to gin	$ 1.00
161 to Macon (must be the cotton-my note)	$ 1.61
Paid S Edy for coffee	$ 4.00
M Duke W (unreadable)	$ 1.00

1840
Due Elizabeth Bailey 5 lb coffee	$ 1.00
cash paid for coffee and sugar	$ 4.00
silk and ribbon for bonnet	$ 1.37
Indigo	$ 0.37
1 gallon molasses	$ 0.50
Sewing silk	$ 0.12
7 bushels corn	$ 3.50
Coffee	$ 1.00
Paid out by executor up to Dec 1840	$ 25.87

Return #2: The estate of Philip Bailey deceased in account with Peter Stewart executor from 1 Jan 1841, 31 Dec inclusive

cash paid for potatoes	$ 0.60
for widow pr (unreadable)	$ 0.37
To H Morrison for:
200 lb pork for widow	$ 10.00
Docktor (sic) bill	$ 7.00
John Wood	$ 43.40
John Dunn (unreadable)	$ 1.50
David Dunn (unreadable)	$ 4.00
David Dunn (unreadable)	$ 8.00
Wm Traywell	$ 20.50
More and Hodges for coffee and sugar	$ 5.00
salt for widow (unreadable) Burhill	$ 0.50
Total	$ 100.27

By property bid off by G W Gaines at sale	$ 12.43
cash collected of Joel Heath on note including int up to 22 Jan	$ 9.47
Abil Heath	$ 18.80
W M J Dunn	$ 3.37
J Harris	$ 10.00
D Dunn	$ 5.50
J Lightner	$ 0.81
W J G Barry	$ 11.87
M Denson	$ 8.50
2 notes on James Harris for rent	$ 31.18
Total	$ 113.96

In Money
Bill on Bank of Macon	$3.00
Irwinton Bridge Company	$ 1.00
Commercial of Columbus	$ 1.00
Two 25 cent bills	$ 0.50
One 12-1/2 cent bill	$ 0.12
in silver	$ 0.18
Notes on Henry Weiney and Casper Headen due Dec 1839	$ 20.00
Grand Total	$ 663.62

Recd from S Edy	$ 1.62
100 lbs of pork sold by the widow	$ 8.00
Corn, (undreadable) by the widow	$ 1.12
161 (unreadable) cotton sold in Macon	$ 12.12