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Sessions of said County. May Term 1863, We A. S. Steed, Justice of
the Peace of said County and Richard Gibbs, Richard Kearney and John D. Sangford,
freeholders, in obedience ot the annexed order, on the 14th day of March to view the
Estate of George W. Pegram, Deceased, and out of the crop, stock, and provisions on hand,
we have laid off and alloted to Mary Pegram, widow, as follows: Corn 30 barrels, only 20
barrels on hand; 800 pounds bacon, 180 pounds on hand; 2 barrels flour, none on hand; 80
pounds lard, 20 pounds on hand; 3 peck salt, 40 pounds sugar, 10 pounds coffee, 5 gallons
molasses, 1000 pounds fodder, all the shucks on hand, 1 horse, 1 yearling, 2 hogs, $3.75
for spices. And there being not enough of the crop and provisions on hand to make a
comfortable support for the said widow and family for a year, we assess the deficiency to
the sum of $1005.00 to purchase the above articles not on hand to be paid to the said
widow by the Administrator of the said George W. Pegram, Deceased and we have further laid
off and allot to Mary Pegram one bedsted and one pair of cards. Given under our hands and
seals this the 14th day of March 1863. |
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