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8
0
0
7
0
0
To Washing Tubs pails & a Tub of Cloaths
6
10
0
To Sundrys - Earthen Ware & Stone &c
12
0
0
old Tenor
£66
10
0
allowed. MARY CRANCH.
£8
17
4
Lost & Destroyed in ye Late fire in Boston March 20. 1760 the fowlowing Articles.
£
S.
To a Barrill of Soap
7
0
0
To Salt 30/ Pork 90/
6
0 0
To a Iron Pot 27/ Skillitt 18/
2
5 0
To a Large Canester
4
10
0
To other Tiner Ware
3
0
0
To Wood £6. Barrils £5.
11
0
0
To a large Paire of Scales Beame & waites
6
0
0
To 2 Small Paire of Ditto
4
10
0
To a Looking Glas
3
0
0
To a Cradell £4. Wood Horse 20/
5
0
0
To 8 Bottels of Snuff at 15/
6
0
0
To Earthan Ware
5
0
0
To Empty Bottels
2
0
0
To 2 Tramels £4. 10./. Chaf dish 45/
6
15
0
To 2 Tosters 20/ Grate Iron 15/
1
15
0
To Shovell & Tongs
3
0
0
To 4 Chairs at 22/6.
4
10
0
To a Lignumtia Morter
2
5
0
To 3 Candlesticks at 6/
0
1.8
0
To a Iron Jack
6
15
0
Old tennor
£91
3
0
a skreen 3. 1 ax 20/.
4
10
0
95
13
0
ABIGAIL CROSS Widow
Allowed
12
13
83
£
S.
d.
6
0
0
1
10
0
To 2 freing pans Spits & Tinn Ware
To pork beef & 2 powdering Tubs
d.
A List of the Loss Sustained By Mary Cross March 20. 1760. By the Great Fier.
70
CITY DOCUMENT No. 100.
§ bb1 Pork
23 bushels potatocs
151b butter
1 croscut Saw
10
0
0
1 hand Saw 1 whip
5
0
0
1 Large Iron Gardin Rake
2
10
0
3 dozn Round bottls
4
10
0
1 Large Iron pot. 1} pail full
2
10
0
6 Large Earthin potts
1
4
0
4 puding pans
0
12
0
9 Case Knives & forks
2
15
0
5 pilebers & fether pilers
7
0
0
1 Tin Lamp
0
9
0)
3 Large wooden Trayes
1
7
0
1 Brass Ladle
1
10
0
1 Iron Sclet fraimes
1
10
0
1 Pr flat Irons
2
10
0
10 barrells
6
10
0
3 washing Tubs
1
10
1 bb1 sope
6
0
0
1 maple Table
1
10
0
14 Iron Skuers
1
10
0
1 Large Tea Bord
2
10
0
3 Larg 3g foot picters
4
10
0
1 flesh fork
0
10
0
1 new chafing Dish
2
5
0
3 puter poringers
1
10
0
8 puter spoons
1
4
0
3 Tin pots
-
0
15
0
1 Large Dish cover
0
15
0
1 Ston Jugg
0
18
0
1 new wood ax
1 15
7 flag Botom chears
10
10
0
1 Jar of oyle
1
10
0
1 Large wooden funell
0
15
0
5 pr Boys Stockings
2
10
0
1 Cod Line
1
15
0
sum ston muggs
2
0
0
2 pr Shoos 2 pr pattons
4
10
0
1 Pr Gloshoos
1
10
0
2 shifts
6
0
0
2 white & 2 checkt aprons
6
0
0
4 Boys shirts
2
10
0
3 Corse Towels & 3 Table Cloths
4
0
0
1 Diper Table cloth
2
10
0
1 Bolster
3
0
0
1 pr and Irons
2
10
0
1 spining wheale
1
15
0
S.
d.
Old Ten"
7
10
0
2
5
0
4
10 0
£89
12
0
a Lingum vitey pesel & morter
1
10
0
71
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
2 See chists
2 12 bottle Casses
8
0 0
1 Leather Trunk
2
10 0
2 Quadrants
18
0
0
A. Number of Navigation Books & Instruments
10
0
0
3 mackrell Lines & Leads hooks &c
3
10
0
2 Setts of Coopers Tools
60
0
0
about 30'bs Logwood
1
10
0
20's Tow Yarn
2
5
0
1 Childs Cradle
3
0
0
40"* Chalk
1
10
0
2 Large Puter Dishes
10
6 hard metle Best platts
5
0
0
1 Cheas
all my Childs Bead Linin
9
0
0
1 Sacking Bottom Bed Stead
1 Small Do.
2
10
0
1 Large Brass Candle sticks
1
10
0
2 Iron D°
1
0
0
Sundry small artkles in my shop winders & upon re Shelves.
10
0
0
51bs Coffee
1
10
0
All the Books in my hows to the numbr of 40
10
0
0
17 New broomes
2
10
0
2 Large W. India mats
2
10
0
2 foot wood & 2661bs Coal
3
10
0
2 sheets & 2 Blankets
9
0
0
1 frying Pan
2
10
0
4 Diaper Napkins
4
0
0
3 fanns
1
1
0
3 Ruffells & Sum Ribons -
3
0
0
3 Capps & Gloves
5
0
0
Sundres artkles that was saved which Rec'd con- sidrebell Damige
8 0 0
£376
0
0
deduct for sunds overrated
11
0 0
Lawfull money
365
0 0
£48
13
4
allowed.
MARY CROSS. Sundrey Chalk Scoars that I had which I intirely Loose to about £18 0 0
£
S.
d.
6
10
0
£279
19
0
2
10
0
1 new & 1 half worn Jacket Dubl Brested
9
10
0
7
10
0
-
Sum Tee Cups & Bols & Glasses in ve Bofat
72
CITY DOCUMENT NO. 100.
to the ginttell men of the Select men of Boston an a Count of the Loses we have sufard By the Late fier at the shed on the 20 of Mareh 1760 Eben' Cushing and Son.
£
S.
d.
to a Boat of 15 Foot Complated
75
0
0
to a Boat of 16 Foot Rais'd & Fram'd
17
0 0
to 7 peases of tember 9 foot
2
14
0
to 2 Axess and 2 Adeses
7 0
0
to 2 moles
1 10
0
to 2 hansores
20
0
0
to 2 wipsores
20
0
0
to 1 turening sores
2
0
0
to 2 Chilles
0
10
0
to 1 grate Claw hamer
1
10
0
to 4 hamers
0
15
0
to 2 smueing planes
1
5
0
to 6 Orgers
1
10
0
to a Bead plain and Rabet planes
0
10
0
to 6 gmllets
0
15
0
to 1 grinston fraem and troth
4
0
0
to a nother Conew
9
0
0
to 2 Coring malates
1
10
0
to 1 Barill & of turik
10
2
6
to 1 taekell foll and Blockes
6
0
0
to 4 pair of gripes
2
5
0
to 4 pair of uper Ribens 4 Louer
4
10
0
to 1 Lavell squer and Barell
0
15
0
to 2 Chistes
2
5
0
to 2 ouers of 15 foot and Bothuek
1
10
0
to 1 dason of moldes
2
5
0
to seaves and Ropes
0
15
0
to the sawpit and Bench
4
0
0
to 2 Roules
1
0
0
to 2 hansouer files 2 wip so files & sets.
0
9
6
to 1 shod shuell
0
15
0
to 12 fad em of 3 Ineh Rope
4
10
0
£220
0 0
one half taek of and carid to my son a count
Errors Ecepted
EBENR CUSHING fr self & Son
to the Loses By the fier at my dweling hous
£.
to 1 sheat 3 shurtes 4 shefts
9
0
0
to a set of Corcking irons. 6.
0
7
6
to 1 Conew
to Repairing of Boat of 14 Foot
20
3 0
16 0 0 to 3 aprens 3 s. d.
73
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
£
s.
d.
to 1 dozen 3 of Cors Cloathes
2
5
0
to 6 fouer Back Chears
4
0
0
to 1 Bedsted and Cord
3
10
0
to 1 gall Ironten
2
10
0
to 1 Ioren Box
2
0
0
to 1 ar ånd ads
3
10
0
to 1 nu half Barell
1
2
6
to 1 frien pain
1
5
0
to 1 Bred throuf
1
0
0
39
12 6
to a number of all sortes of Roof Cafendr tules of my father In Law pleanes of all sortes smuen planes
Rabet planes fouer planes ginters Bed planes 2 sores querter Roundes mosd eny oges ploues squers corushes droving nife squears gages Chiles for new gouges orgers & ads and a number of outher artekels to the valey of twenty pounds
Carried to Sons account one half the sum on the other side
110
0 0
EBENE CUSHING old Tenor allowed
£29
5
8
An Inventory of Sundry Household Goods that did belong to M' Edward King that were Consumed & damaged in the late Ter- rible Fire Viz'
£
s.
d.
11 Joyners Chairs
22
0 0
1 Roundabout D°
5 0 0
8 Kitchen D?
8 0 0
1 Tea Kettle
4 10 0
4
10 0
3 Bed steads & Cords
12
0
0
4 Large Chests
6
0
0
1 Writing Table
4
10
0
2 Large Underbeds of Oznagr.
10 0
0
1 D° of Tick
3
0
0
4 Washing Tubbs
4
0
0
10 Empty Barrells
7 10
0
60 of Sugar
9
15
0
2 Large Leggs of Beacon
5
0
0
about 251bs of Cornd Beef
3
0
0
about 151bs of Choice Pork
3
0
0
10 Shirts & Shifts
20
5
0
Sundry mens & childrens Coats Jacketts Breeches & Stockings &c
37
10
0
20
0 0
169
12
6
2 Pine Tables
4 10
0
1 Small Bress D°
1 Block Tin Tea pot 1 Cream Do
3
10
0
74
CITY DOCUMENT NO. 100.
2 Wooden Boxes
1 D)º wth a skt of Shoemakers Tools
3 Pecks of Salt
3 Guns at 7 10 0
22
10
0
4
10
0
2
5
0
2
5
0
5
10
0
£224
15 0
a parcel of Books
1 Dozen Knives & Forks
Pewter
2 Large Set Wash Tubbs
3
0
0
a Beaufat & furniture
35
0
0
2 Table Cloths
1
0
0
2 pr Scales & Weights
12
0
0
Tin Ware
1
15
0
1 Riding Slay
9
0
0
1 Dozen Shod Shovels
6
0
0
8 Dozen of Truss Hoops
12
0
0
1 pair of Silver Knee Buckells
3
0
0
1 new frying pan
2
5
0
1 Case of Draws damaged .
25
0
0
1 ovel Table
9
0
0
Load of Hay
9
0
0
Horse & Cart Tackling & Other horse furniture
30
0
0
a Cart & Sledds
30
0
0
an Iron Pott & Kettles
6
0
0
a pr of Larg Stilyards
3
0
0
a pr of Temple Spectacles
2
5
0
£225
5
0
old Tenor Deduct 15 pct
£450
0
0
67
10
0
382
10
0
£5]
0
0
allowed Boston April 14. 1760 Errors Excepted
EDWARD KING
€
S.
d.
4
10
0
5
0
0
15
0
1 Large gun Barrell
2 Bayonetts & ammunition
1 Trammell
1 Drum
£
S.
d.
15
0
0
2
5
0
1
10
0
a Brass Warming pan
2
5
0
1 Dozen of axes Untempered
5
0
0
224
15
0
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
75
An Account of Sundrys Burnt in the Late Fire Belonging To James Lamb
March 20. 1760. £ s. d. 120 0 0
A Barn
5 yds Superfine Blue Cloth £10.10
52
4 rds Brade Gold lase 8.0'
32
2 marvel Slabs
30
2 Saddles & 3 Bridels
23
2 Coats
26
2 Jackets
24
a Chister Draws
20
a Black Silk knitt pattron
15
a new Gray Wig
12
1 Gross Double washd Buttons
11
a Scarlet jack
10
10 0
13 Mink Skins 15./
9
15
a Sacking Battom Bedsted
12
2 Bedsteds & cords
10
a Black Walnutt Table
10
a Quirl of Roap
7
10
0
2 Blankets
7
a black Walnutt chair
6
6 Red Fox Skins 20/
6
2 otter Skins
5
an Iron Bonnd Hogshed
4
10
a Black Worsted Breechs patron
4
10
a New Trammel
4
10
a Loaf { Sugar
5
2 oz Burnt Silver
4
10
3 Syder Barels
3
4 Straw Bottom Chairs
3
2 Flatt Hoop tubs
3
a Folden Board
3
2 Bushels Meal
3
2 Silver Tea Spoons
1
10
5 yds Beaver Coating 2.5
11
5
4 rds Bear Skin 2.5
9
2 yd Blue Drab 8.
6
6 Bags Silk twist Buttons 3.10
21
Old Tennor
£564
10 0
JAMES LAMB
allowed
£72
8 0
Account of Sundrys Beloning to Sarah Larkin which was Burnt Lost & Damaged in the Late Fire
4 Setts of Furniture for Desk
1 paire of And Irons
£
s. d.
18 0 0
2 5 0
0
a pr Black Velvet Brich
7
10
76
CITY DOCUMENT NO. 100.
2 Chairs
6 yds Gold Lace
9
0
0
2 new Gepand Muggs
1
10
0
1 Bedstcad
1
10 0
Glass and Chaney Broke
4
0
0
Chairs Burnt & Broke
2
10
0
Desk Broke
1
2
0
Damage Done ye Jack
3
0
0
Old Tenor
£44
17
0
Law1 Money allowed
£5
0
0
SARAH LARKIN
lives opposite Secretary Oliver.
Inventory of Meriam Lawson's Sustaind by the Late terrible Fire vizt
1 House in Water Street
800
0 0
3 Sackin Bottom Bedsteads
20
0
0
6 Good Chamber Chairs £6.0/ 6 Kitchen d° 60/.
9
0
0
1 Ovel table £3. 10/. 1 Tea ditto £2.0/. 5
10 0
1 Square ditto £3. 15/. 2 Old Fashion Case of draws 60 6
15
. 0
1 Large Folding Board 40/. 1 Close horse & Line 26/ 3 0
1 new Spining Wheel & Real.
4 0 0
1 pair Bellows 25/. 1 frying pan & Beason. 27/6.
2
12
6
1 pair Flatt Irons 1 Fender 2 Trammels
3
10
0
1 Iron Kettle 2 pair Stillyards
3
5
0
2-12 Bottle cases 4 doz quart Bottles
17 0
0
1 Case of Candies Molds 7/6. Candlestick & Snuffers 1 gridiron & Trivett 1 15
1 Large Tea Kettle 1 good Brass Jack 13
10
0
1 pepper Mill & Box 40/. Sundry Tin Ware 18/.
2
18 0
Sundry Woodware £12. 5/. Sundry Iron do £9. 10/. 21
6 Basketts Sundy Chaina Glass & Earthen
11
14 0
0
2 pair Sheets & other Linnen 4 Curtains
14
0
0
3 Brushes 2 pair Tongs 1 Brass pott Lid
3
17
0
1 Gold Ring 1 Tea Spoon 10 Knives & Forks
4
15 0
2 Blanketts 2 Pillows 1 Bolster & 1 Counterpin
10
0
0
£970
7 0
MIRIAM LAWSON allowed £129 7 7
€
S.
d.
2
0
0
5
19
63
£
S.
d.
0
6
1 Looking Glass. 2 Pictures Sundy Books
11
15 0
0
77
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
Accot of Goods lost in the fire 20th March 1760.
€
s.
d.
To one hhd Sugar
16
0
0
To one hhd 3 of Sugar
21 0
0
To one Q' hhd of Sugar
4 10 0
To half hhd of flour
3
15
0
To a cask of Starch
13
0
0
To ten cheeses
32
0
0
To pork and Beef
15
0
0
To Butter
2
10
0
To six pound of coffe
1
16
0
To Salt
1
17
0
To Meal & Malt
2
5
0
To Rice
1
17
0
To Sope
2
5
0
To too Cases of draws
20
0
0
To too tables
6
0
0
To Six Chirse
12
0
0
To Sund chairs
9
0
0
To four Bed stits
20
0
0
To a number of Augres
5
8
0
To a parsel of Canlking tools
4
0
0
To three pound of pepper
1
19
0
To indigo
1
5
0
To an Ax and ads
2
0
0
To five Stone potts
4
10
0
To flatt irons and candel sticks - iron box
4 0
0
To a driping pan and choping knife
2 0
0
To a pessel and morter - tosting iron
3
5
0
To five trays and citching tables
5
0
0
To a toilite and stand
2
5
0
To a pair of Bellos and broom brush
3
12
0
To three doz of Bottles to Sundrs of erthen ware
3
9
0
To a porrig pot and cittles and Seven pales
3
15
0
To a mans coat and bed Quilt and a poplin gown
15
0
0)
To a parsel of lead and beam of a scles and Brass scales
4
0
0
To a parsel of knives and forks
1 0
0
To two Bnshells of onions
2
5 0
£261
1 0
SARAH LOW
L My
34
16 13
An Account of the Loss Joseph Lowden Boatbnilder Sustained by the late fire March 20th 1760
One Boatbuilders Shed Valned at
350
0
0
One Blacksmiths Shop Valued at
220
0 0
Boat Timber amounting to
30
0 0
Oak plank and boards
20
0
0
d.
£. s.
10
0
To hogs fatt
78
CITY DOCUMENT NO. 100.
£
s.
d.
Tools
15
0 0
Moulds Ribbons &c for a Boat
30
0
0
Old Tennor
£665
0
0
JOSEPH LOWDEN L M
88
13
4.
allowed.
Account of the Loss Sustained by the Late Fire in Boston - by John Mellus Vizt
£
S.
d.
A Sign
10 Basketts charcoal
2
10
0
a Chair Body
17
0
0
a Chimney
25
0
0
carpenters work in the front Windows & the Shutters
28
0
0
Window weights
2
5
0
Table Leaf & Draw
3
10
0
Powder Box & Drawers
7
0
0
a Cink 60/. cup board 30/. 3 Stands 60/.
7
10
0
a Canvis Shade. & the wood & painting
4
10
0
a Vise 35/. Razors 45/.
4
0
0
Glass 43 Squares at 7/6.
16
2
6
Door & Lock
6
0
0
Shelves 1 Bench 1 Stool 1 chair 1 Hair Pott & Pail
3 0
0
a Grey Wigg
20
0
0
186
7
6
deduct
16
4
6
£170
3 0
Law! My.
£22
13.82
Errors Excepted
JOHN MELLUS
An Account of the Loss Sustained by Joseph Marion in the late Terrible Fire 20th March 1760.
£
s. d.
a black Coat & Sundry other articles
15
0
0
two Family pictures & 1 coat of arms
15
0
0
£46
0 0
40
0
0
A large chest wherein was a pair plus breeches a black Jackett, a beaver hatt and the Outside of £16 0
0
a trunk of Valuable books
-
79
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
a handsome trunk with Sundry Articles in it 2 canes, two Ruggs & a brown holland Sheet 5 Chairs & 1 Kitchen Table
5 Knives & four forks. 8 pewter plates & 1 dish. an Iron two quart Skillet & 1 brass Sauce pan an Ironing box & heaters & stand. five quart muggs 3 porringers 3 large Earthen dishes. 2 pint muggs 3 white Stoue cnps. stone pickle potts. 1 pair double flint Decanters & 2 pitchers. } cord of wood. 3 forms beer barrell tubs Cags Sundry boxes & pair of fire buckets. a Letter Case & muff. a pair of Leather Breeches & pair of Stockings Sundry other Articles
€
s. d.
45 0 0 1
£91
0 0
Joseph Marion in Lindalls Buildings.
An Inventory of Watt is Consumed belonging to ye Estait of Edward Mann by the Lait Fier Consumed.
£
s.
d.
To } a Doz" of chairs at ye First Coarst
£0
16 0
To one mapell Chair
0
6
0
To one copper Sarce pann
0
6 0
To one Brass Skillett
0
6
0
To one chist
0
18
0
To one pair of Sheets
0
12
0
To one Old Bead
0
12
0
To } a Doz" of Kniefs & Forks
0
5
0
To one Bell
0
16
4
To one Fierlock
1
16
0
To three candlesticks at 1/.
0
3
0
To three pair of Woosted Stockings at
0
16
0
To one Coodlyne
0
5
0
Law" Money
7 14
4
Boston May se 6. 1760.
EDWARD MANN
An Account of the Loss sustained by Sarah Manson in the Fire which happened in Boston March 20th 1760.
a strip'd Cotton Gown
a pair
3
0 0
a Bible
1
5 0
2
10
0
a pair new worsted Stockings
£
s.
d.
3
0
0
2 Shifts
2
5
0
JOS MARION
£12 2 8
80
CITY DOCUMENT No. 100.
a long Cravat
5 Holland Caps Cambric Borders
a pair white Thread Gloves
15
0
Law1 Money
1 18
8
Test
her SARAH X MANSON mark
Acco of my loss by the Fire 20th March 1760.
1 Bedsted & Cord
2 0
0
1 under Bed
10
0
1 Small Brass Kittle
8
0
1 Brass Skillet
5
0
8 chairs
1 10
0
1 Ovel Table
10
0
2 Squar Ditto
1
10
0
1 Candle Iron
2
0
1 Iron Pot
1
0
0
1 Iron Skillet
5
0
1 Ironing Box & Heators
1
0
0
1 Plate Pewter
2
6
1 Spining wheel & Real
1
0
0
3 Washing Tubs
10
0
1 Small chest
10
0
1 Doz & } Books
2
0
0
Sundrys Earthen & Glass
1
0
0
1 Tea Canester
4
0
1 Cradle
1
0
0
1 Frying Pan
10
0
1 Table Cloth & 6 Towels
0
15
0
2 Sheets 1 Short Gown
1
0
0
2 Baskets
0
10 0
1 Shovel & Tongs
1
0
0
1 Doz & } Bottles
1
16
0
3 Doz knives & Forkes
2
0
0
3 Spoons & Salt Sellers
0
7
6
1 Lanthorn
0
10
0
1 Small Cag
0
7
6
1 Bread Tray
0
10
0 0
1 Gridiron
0
5
0
1 Barrel
0
6
0
2 meal Bags
0
15
0
1 Ston Jar 4 Plats
0
10
0
5 Porringers 2 Pitchers
0
15
0
3 Pans 2 Salts. 2 Basons
1
0
0
£
s.
do
10
0
1
5
0
£14 10
0
Sam1 Procter.
1 Pair Hand Irons
1
10
81
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
€
s.
d.
5 Wine glasses. 2 mugs
2 Bowls 4 Potts
1
0
0
0
9
0
0
15
0
0
3
0
0
7
6
Old Tenors £33
€4
8
43
DORTHY MARION
Boston May 7. 1760.
Gentlemen.
The Subcriber Lost in the Late fier of the 20th March Last a Brick hous in Mackrel Lane that was well fineshd. & Slated and accomodated With Out houses convenantly, worth one hundred & thirty three pounds & Law full Money hath Rented for Many years past for Eight pounds & Should have had Ten pounds a year from the next Quarter which was near up.
ye Humb1 Sert
THOR MARSHALL
To the Gentlemen Select men
of the Town of Boston-allowed £133. 6. 8.
An Estimate of the loss Sustained in the Late fire by Hugh Moor as nigh as at present can be recollected Vizt. In the cellar.
3 Barrells Cyder & ye Barrells
£15
0
0
200 Beef at 2/
20
0
0
42b Butter at 5/
10
10
0
22
10
0
9 Empty Barrells & G Washing Tubbs
12
0
0
3 Empty hohds
3
15
0
40" Try'd Tallow
9
0
0
3 Butter Tubbs
1 10
0
140 Pork at 2/6
17
10
0
Sundry Other small articles in the Cellar salt eggs &c In the Room & up stairs
8
0
0
2 Tables pine for Kitchen
6
0
0
2 Trammells & 1p' hand irons 6 chairs
7
10
0
5 pr Shoes
7
0
0
chanay Curtains Rods & Tails
10
0
0
2 large chests & a Case & Bottles
15
0
0
7 sheets at 60/
21
0
0
mens cloaths of Sundry Sorts
21
0
0
110 Ells of Oznabrigs at 5/
27
10
1 pr flat Irons & Box Irons
2 10
0
0
15
0
1 Hand Brush 1 Broom
? Pails 2 wooding Bowls
1 Skimer 1 Ladel .
1 Seive 1 tin tunnel
3
0
allowed
11
0
0
4 Bedstead & 1 folding Board & Cords
15
10 0
3 Barrells Soap & Barrells Potatoes & Sundry Sawce
4
10
0
A
82
CITY DOCUMENT NO. 100.
2w Sugr & Barrell
15
0
0
China Deph & Glass ware .
8
0 0
Pewter & Sundrys in the Kitchen
10
0 0
& Sundry Other small things in the garret
20
0
0
Hay & Bran
23
0
0
a Count'g house
60
0
0
13 Cord wood Cost
7
10
0
Cart Tackling
10
0
0
1 Sled
5
0
0
1 Saddle & Bridle
9
0
0
Boston April 18. 1760
Errors Excepted.
HUGH MOORE
allowed
£60
2 0
1760. April ye 17 the acompt of what I Lost in the Late fier.
2 Bariles of Sider
10
0
0
4 Dozin of glas Bottels
4
10
0
4 good washing tubes
2
0
0
a Beaf Baril and 2 Pickel Pots
2
10
0
a Coard & half of wood
12
0
0
2 Water Hogsits 2 good water paels
1
10
0
1 Hogsit of Ashis
1
0
0
a half Baril of Sope gres
4
0
0
Parte of 2 Barils of sas & half Baril of smol Bear.
3
0
0
a good wood hors and wood ax
3
10
0
thre good amty Bariles and 1 good Cher
4
0
0
a hous Brush and stand
2
10
0
a sat of Pinking Irons
2
5
0
a Parte of Cantel of Eating fish
2
0
0
glas and Chane
4
10
0
a fier shufil and Chafendish
2
5
0
Tea Kitel and Candel Box
3
10
0
a Looking glass
2
5
0
a trunk of Cloas
20
0
0
Part of 2 Bariles of meal
2
0
0
a chist of hops
4
10
0
Parte of a Baril of Brand
1
0
0
a sute of Calleo Curtings and Linen
12
0
0
Stoekings and shoues
1
10
0
Cloes Line and folding Board
3
10
0
a Large Bundel of shingles
1
10
0
a Large Cloas Baskit and a Boer Cot
2
5
0
tan Large Earthen Pots
2
0
0
a Quilten fraim
0
18
0
£
S.
d.
2 good amty sider Bariles
2
0
0
-
£450
15 0
£
s.
d.
& other Rooms
83
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
£
s.
d.
2 mel Bags
1
0
0
a Bag of salt
0
10
0
a Hogsit of sand
2
0
0
Puter and Knifs and forks
2
10
0
Curten Rods and head Bord with mane other trifels
1
5
0
£127
13
0
deduct
7
13
0
JAMES PRICHARD
£16
15
Allowed
An Account of the Personall Estate Burnt &c by the Late fire that belonged to Joseph Richardson Mar 20th 1760.
£
S.
d.
To a Press Beadstead
1
17
4
To 1 Cloth sett Tout
2
0
0
To a Cloth Coat & Briches
1 17
4
To a Cornish head Cloth & Valians
16
0
To a pair new Shoes
4
0
To nine Doza Bottles
1
1
4
To a Gown
12
0
To a Capuchion
8
0
To 2 yds Perchian
10
8
To 43 yds holland at 5/4
1
4
0
To two Picktures
2
8
To one pair Brass Branches & Chimnie hooks
13
4
To a frying pan & flesh fork.
6
8
To three Brass Candle Sticks
12
0
To three Chairs
8
0
To a Safe
12
0
To two Large Washing stools
6
0
To three Washing Tubbs
8
0
To nine Barrels
18
0
To a Axe & Wadges
8
0
To two Cord Wood
2
0
0
To 30 W' Bacon
12
0
To a Time peice & Waits &c.
18
8
To one Iron Bound hhd
4
0
To a Large Spy Glass.
12
0
To a Sword
10
8
To nine china Cups & Saucers
8
0
To one Doz" Glasses & Six Bakers
12
0
To a Broom Brush
2
8
To a Parcell Books
1
6
8
To three White Aprons
16°
0
Errors Excepted
£23
8 0
JOSEPH RICHARDSON
120
0 0
84
CITY DOCUMENT NO. 100.
Boston May ye 2 : 1760.
Captin Benoni Smith Lost by the Great fier on the 20th of March Last, Burn'd oute In Mackrell Lane the folowing Goods.
£
S. d.
2 Gross & } New Bottles at 40/
5
0 0
to Cash Lost
2
11
0
to 3 Cord Wood In the Cellar
12 0
foulding Board & Close horss In the Kitchin
12
0
3 Emty Barrils In the Kitchin Tubbs & Sunderis
12
0
Kitchin furnitur &c
10
0
2 Store Cheasts
18
0
Errors Excepted.
£11 5 6
MARY SMITH
allowed.
£
S.
d.
1 Bed, 2 Bolsters, Coverlid and. Quilts Sundry valuable Tools
18
0
0
1 Bedstead a pr Curtain Rods mahony Stand Buffet with sundry things belonging to it.
10
0
0
1 pr Irons 2 pr Heaters
1
10
0
2 Tables and a frame of Chest & Draws
5
0
0
9 Chairs, 2 two quart Skillets Brass
15
5
0
Warming Pan 1 pr Brass Irons
7
0
0
Doz Candle moulds 2 Barrs Cyder, three empty.
10
10
0
3 Stone Potts wth pickles. 4 ads. 2 Firkins empty.
5
10
0
3 pr Shoes, 1 pr Goloshoes, 2 pr Clogs 3 pr Hose
9
0
0
2 Brushes a Broom 3 doz knives and forks
2
15
0
2 Dishes 2 Plates, ¿ doz Skewers and forks Coffee Mill, 1 pr And Irons
3
0
0
3 Candlesticks, some china and sundry things broke Meal Trough - Candle Box
1
0
0
1 Stow, 2 quart tin pot Skimmer
10
0
& Sundry other things lost
2
0
0
Old Tenor.
£134 0 0
L. Money
£17 17 4
An Account of Mehetable Snodens Loss in ye
late fire on ye 20th March 1760. lives near Dr Wm Clark
widow & 1 Child
MEHETABLE SNODEN
4
The Loss Sustained by Robert Taylor in the Late fire to the Nighest Computation. March 20th. 1760.
0
0
9
0
0
2
0
0
2
10
0
7
10
0
2 0
0
20
10
6
85
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
To Soal Leather & Last.
£12
12
0
To two beadsteads and three bead coards.
12
15 0
To 1 spinning wheel 1 trammel 1 flat Iron and brass skillet
S
3
0
To 1 Table half barrel flour 1 Dozn Bottles
11
S 0
To 1 saw 1 axx and halfe coard of Wood.
S
10 0
To China Ware
4 0 0
To 1 Barrel Potatoes 1 barrel turnips 1 empty barrel and a washing tub
3
4
0
To 1 Chair 1 rowling pin 1 Hogshead and Iron bound half barrel.
To 1 Clothes Line 1 pr hooks 1 piece binding and two pales .
To 1 Cheafing Dish 1 pair of buckskin Glonves and 1 Ink horn
To 1 Great Coat 2 Nives and 1 Candlestick.
10 0 0
To 1 tea spoon 2 pair of shoes and a Wood Horse. S 12 6
To 2 treas 1 can. 2 butter pots and halfe Doz". wooden plates.
5
1 0
To 1 Blanket 1 puter Bason and four puter spoons. 4 4 0
To 1 Barrel Lamblack 1 Ceeler 3 shelves and cuting Board.
2 18 0
To 4 Napkins and two table cloths
6 0 0
old tennor
£107
12
6
deduct
7
12 6
100
0 0
Lawful Money Errors Excepted allowed.
£14
7 0
ROBERT TAYLOR.
An Inventory of Sundrys Burnt in the Late Great Fire Belong- ing to Mary Waldo widow Boston March 20th. 1760.
£ s. d.
2 Black Walnott Draws & the fraim of Chest Draws.
18 0 0
6 Black Walnott Leather Bottom Chairs new
48 0 0
1 Ovall Maple Table
1 Small Kitchin Table
1 10 0
5 Straw Bottom Chairs Cost 50/ pr.
12
10
0
2 Cordª Bedsteads
6 0
0
1 p' Iron Snuffers
0
4 0
1 Callaco Quilt
6 15
0
2 pound Canisters
2
0
0
1 Jappª Tea Table
4
10
0
1 pr Money Scails
1 10
0
1 Cradle painted Green
.
5
10
1 Brass Kittle Six pail full
12 0
0
1 Copper pott one pail full
7 10
0
2 Tea Kittles one Two Quart ye other Six Quart.
8
0
0
5 15 0
4 2 0
4 4 0
6 15 0
3 children chairs one of ym Black Walnott
2 10
0
86
CITY DOCUMENT NO. 100.
1 Copper Sauspan one point new
1 Brass Ladle & Skimmer
1 flatt Copper Candlestick
1 pr Iron Candlesticks Brass Rim'd
15
0
1 Iron frying pan
2
5
0
1 Iron Dripping pan
2
10
0
1 Iron Chaffindish
1
10 0
1 Delph Pudd& Dish
0
15 0
1 Cooller about 8 Quarts
0
10
0
8 pewter plates
4
0
0
1 Hard Mettle Quart pott
1
10
0
1 Tin Collender
1
2
6
1 pr Wool cards new
1
2
6
1 point Bason
0
.7
6
1 Linning Spinning Wheel
3
10
0
1 Case Bottles holds one Gallo & points
1
2
6
1 Empty Case for Bottles
0
12
0
12 doz" Quart Bottles
2
0
0
1 pr Kitchin Andirons
3
10
0
1 pr flatt Irons
2
5
0
2 Small Stone Judgs
15
0
1 Box Iron & Heater
2
5
0
1 Large Bread peal
0
5
0
1 pr New Gallowshoes English
2
10
0
8 Enamell China Cups & Sausers
· 2 Ditto Do. Tea potts.
2 D°. Do
canisters
1 D°. D° Cream pott
45
0 0
1 D° Do Boat
1 Do Do
Sauser for Tea pott
2
0
0
Sundry Wine Glasses Beakers &c
3
0
0
1 Mahogona Waitor
1
10
0
1 Spitt
1 Gilt Corner Cubbart
4 Volume of Palmela
8
0
0
1 pr Kitchin Bellows
2
5
0
Sundry Books of Value
4
10
0
1 child Silver Spoon 1
3
5
0
1 Sett Brushes new Almost
2
15
0
Omitted. 6 1b Cotton wool at 12/6.
265
16
0
3
15 0
1
10
0
3
15
0
4 Pictures in frames Glaz'd
1 Ditto Glazd
3
0
0
1 Tea Spoon Silver
£
S.
d.
2
5
0
3
0
1 15
.0 0
236
16
0
1 D° D° Sugar Dish
& other China
1 Quart Decantor Double flint
87
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1760.
2 Hoop Petticoats 1 pr Stays
1 Coffee Mill
1
10
0
Old Tenor
281
11
0
Is L. M.
37
10
9
MARY WALDO.
Mary Hawk Widow & her Daughter Mary Bardin with Four small Children having saved nothing but what was on their Backs, of any value - the following acct of the Loss they sustained.
€
s.
d.
10 high Back' chairs 3/4
1 13
4
4 common chairs 2/8
10
8
1 feather Bed & 2 pillows
3
0
0
a chest of Draws .
1 6
8
1 pr Flat Irons
8
0
1 Corded Bedsted
8
1 New Tea kettle
10
8
1 new Bread Trough
2
0
1 Iron pott
4
0
1 Large Frying pan
3
4
1 pr Bellows
3
0
1 half Barrell
1
4
1 small chest
1
8
2 foot wood
6
0
2 Straw Beds
16
0
Knives & forks
5
0
1 China Bowl 2/5 2 Earthend 2/2
4
7
1 doz wine Glasses
4
0
Beaker & Cans
3
()
1 sieve 1/. 1 pr Large stays 8/.
9
0
1 Brass Candlestick
4
0
1 Cradle
5
0
1 Quilting Fraim
2
8
2 Bibles & about 18 Bound Books
12
0
1 small Looking glass
3
6
All their own Linnen their Childrens Linnen their Bedding & their own Cloaths which at a moderate computation is valued at
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