Dominy Craftsmen: With hammer in hand; the Dominy craftsmen of East Hampton, New York: Browse Text

Appendix B

Categories of Production and Income for the Dominy Craftsmen for Sample Years, 1765–1820

This appendix is not a reproduction of the Dominy accounts. It represents only a sample of them at five- and ten-year intervals and is the result of an analysis of the accounts made during the preparation of Table 1 (p. 219). For each of the years chosen, the entries are complete. In order to make the appendix more useful to the reader, the entries are grouped under uniform categories applicable to all the years under study.

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1765
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Agricultural Labor
to 1/2 day and Eph & Isaac 1 day	59x9a – 100	£0– 5– 9
to Reaping and O Osborn &c		0– 5– 6
to Cradleing 1/2 acre of oats & Banding		0– 1– 6
to takeing up d^o & putting in		0– 2– 6
			£ 0–15– 3
Cabinetmaking
to writeing [righting? erecting?] and mend bedstead	15	0– 4– 6
			0– 4– 6
Carpentry
to 1 day and Isaac on Garden fence	100	0– 7– 6
to Isaac 1/2 day		0– 1– 3
to Isaac 1 day		0– 2– 6
to 2 days & Isaac makeing doors &c		0–12– 0
			1– 3– 3
Cash
to Cash [Aaron Isaacs]	105	2– 0– 0
			2– 0– 0
Domestic Equipment
to Isaac 2 days work on Cheese pressat 3^s	1	0– 6–0
to 2 spoles [spools]	2	0– 1– 0
to 2 D^o and mend wheal		0– 1–0
to a Woolen Wheal	3	0–10– 0
to an Axletree and whorl to a wheal	4	0– 1– 1
to a Yoke for a Cow	100	0– 1– 0
to mend wheal		0– 4– 6
to wire flyars & 2 spoles	250	0– 1– 6
			1– 6– 1
Gun Repairs
to mend gun lock	59x9a – 87	£0– 1– 6
			£ 0– 1– 6
Sale of Produce and/or Merchandise
to 29 lb. of Venison a 2 1/2	100	0– 6– 1/2
to 1/2 fox skin		0– 1– 9
			0– 7–10 1/2
Toolmaking and Repairing
to makeing a Plough	1	0– 8–0
			0– 8–0
Wheelwrighting
To Axletreeing Cart &c	15	0– 5– 6
To mending a Cart	16	0– 0– 6
			0– 6– 0
Work, Miscellaneous
to 10 Days work at 4^s 6^d	26	2– 5– 0
to Isaac 8 days at 3^s		1– 4– 0
to 2 days @ 3/6	100	0– 7– 0
			3–16– 0
		TOTAL PRODUCTION	£ 10– 8– 5 1/2
Contra
by Plowing Garden	1	0– 1– 0
by a Hatchet	3	0– 3– 6
by a Hoe		0– 6– 0
by an Ax		0– 7– 0
by 1 quarter of Mutton wt. 8 1/2 lb.	7	0– 2– 1 1/2
by Cash	15	0– 5– 0
by a Pair of large Compasses	16	0– 1– 6
by a brass Chest lock	100	0– 5– 0
by a Set of Tea Cups &c		0– 2– 0
by 3 lb of Sugar @ 10^d & 23 of Tea		———
by 1 gall of Rum		———
by 1 1/4 yd of Callaco 2 Nutmegs 1/4lb tea		0–13– 1 1/2
by 2 gimlets & 1/2 lb of spice		0– 2– 0
by a Hammer		0– 3– 6
by 1/2 gall of linseed oil		0– 6– 0
by 15 handles @ 8^d & 5 Scutcheons@ 4^d		0–11– 8
by 1 plane iron		0– 1– 0
by 4 papers of Tobacco		0– 1– 0
by Sundries of Earthen ware		0– 4– 0
by a Handkerchief		0–11– 0
by 12 pp^s [papers] of Tobacco & 2 lbof Coffee		0– 6– 4
by 1/2 lb. of Powder & 1 lb. of Shot		0– 2–10
by 1/4 lb of Cinamon	59x9a – 100	———
by 1/4 lb of Indico		———
by 4 joints of hinges & screws		0– 3– 0
by 9 oz of wire & a Primmer		0– 2– 6
a tenont [tenon] saw	105	0–15– 0
a sash d^o		0–10– 6
200 6^d Brads at 1/2		0– 2– 4
200 5^d at 1/ 300 4^d at 11^d 300 3^d at 8^d & 300 2^d at 6^d		0– 8– 3
by 1 lb. 6 oz of Bees Wax		0– 4– 5
by 6 Plane irons @ 10^d		0– 5– 0
by 2 files @ 6^d		0– 1– 0
by 1/2 gall of Varnish		0– 5– 6
by Cask of Lamp Black		0– 4– 0
by 14 lb. of Spanish Brown		0– 9– 0
Bethiah Hiks C^r by Spinning at Sundry times	230	1– 5– 3
Jemima Pain ^cr by 4 weeks Nursing at 5^s		1– 0– 0
		TOTAL INCOME	£10–11– 4

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1770
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Cabinetmaking
to a Desk	70	£5–10– 0
to 6 Chairs at 6^s	77	1–16– 0
to 6 Chairs a 6/	102	1–16– 0
to a Table	230	1– 4–0
to a Chest of all Draws		2–10– 0
to mend table	240	0– 2– 6
			£12–18– 6
Carpentry
to a Pomp [pump] box	37	0– 2– 0
to Stocking a lock	48	0– 2– 3
to 1/2 days work jereme at 3s	54	0– 1– 6
to 1/2 day work of Jereme hewing timber	57	0– 1– 9
to 5 days of my self and Jereme at 8^s both		2– 0– 0
to 5 1/2 each		2– 4– 0
to Jere work on floors 4 1/2 days at 3^s	58	0–13– 6
to 1 1/2 day Jereme work on Barn	64	0– 4– 6
to makeing Window frame & 20 sq of Sash		0–11– 2
to setting glass and pulling in ye frame &c		0– 3– 0
Uriah Miller & Son to makeing a pair of Smiths Belows	59x9a – 77	£0–18– 0
to wrk on Mill putting in head Beam 1 1/2 at 5^s & 2 days at 3^s	78	0–13– 6
Aaron Isaacs to work on house Covering &c viz 6 1/4 Days at 4/6 and Jere 4 @ 3/6	102	2– 2– 1 1/2
to Jere 1 Day laying Stable floor		0– 3–0
			£10– 0–3 1/2
Cash
Ezekiel Mulford—Dr
to Cash	7	0–10– 0
to Cash		1– 4– 0
to Cash		0–16– 0
to Cash again		0–14– 0
to Cash	14	0– 0– 7
to Cash	51	0–17– 6
to Cash	52	0– 1– 0
to Cash	102	0– 1 –7
			4– 4– 8
Domestic Equipment
to a whorl	4	0– 0– 4
to mend Dutch wheal	7	0– 1– 0
to mending Loom blocks	14	0– 0– 9
to a Shuttle	16	0– 2– 6
to a Dutch Wheal y^t Stephen Russel had	18	1– 0– 0
to a wl [wheel] d^o for S^d Russel		0–10– 0
to mend Dutch wheal	20	0– 1– 9
to mend Woolen d^o		0– 1– 4
to a Dutch Wheal	27	1– 0– 0
to a pair of flyars for Ben Hedges	34	0– 1– 6
to mending Dutch Wheal	40	0– 3– 0
to 2 spoles and 1 head	43	0– 1– 3
to a Pair of flyars	44	0– 1– 6
to a Dutch Wheal	46	1– 0– 0
to a Dutch Wheal	50	1– 0– 0
to a Dutch Wheal	53	1– 0– 0
to a Dutch Wheal	61	1– 0– 0
to a Dutch Wheal	62	1– 0– 0
by a Dutch Wheal	63	1– 0– 0
to a shuttle	64	0– 2– 0
to an other d^o		0– 2– 6
to a Dutch Wheal	65	1– 0– 0
to a Whorl	66	0– 0– 4
to a Dutch Wheal	67	1– 0– 0
to a pair of flyars		0– 1– 6
to mend Dutch Wheal	68	0– 4– 0
To a Dutch Wheal	69	1– 0– 0
to mending Cloth beam and lathe of a loom	70	0–2–6
to a Dutch Wheal	59x9a – 72	£1– 0– 0
to mending a wheal with a spindle &c&c	73	0– 5– 6
to a Woolen Wheal	75	0– 8– 6
to mending a Dutch Wheal	79	0– 1– 9
to a Dutch wheel	102	1– 0– 0
to a woolen wheel		0–10– 0
to a Dutch wheal	230	1– 0– 0
to a Dutch Wheal		1– 0– 0
to mend Wheal	240	0– 4– 6
to a Dutch Wheal		1– 0– 0
			£19– 8– 0
Gun Repair
to Stocking a gun &c	38	0–10– 0
			0–10– 0
Metalwork
to mending Stilliards	46	0– 2– 6
to a stool & setting 2 Razors	51	0– 1– 6
to wire [put wire into] flyars	52	0– 0– 6
to turning 2 Brass heads for tongs	60	0– 0– 9
to wire flyars	230	0– 0– 6
			0–5–9
Toolmaking and Repairing
to trimming fine Saw	34	0– 4– 0
to mending a [hay] fork handle	48	0– 0– 4
			0–4–4
Wheelwrighting
to Axeltreeing Cart	51	0– 4– 6
to New moddleing a Carriage	52	2–10– 0
to Axletreeing Cart	76	0– 2– 6
			2–17– 0
		TOTAL PRODUCTION	£50– 8– 6 1/2
Contra
by 1 Bushel of Wheat	1	£0– 6–0
by cash	6	0– 8 –0
by 70 lb of Beef at 3^d	7	0–17– 6
by 50lb d^o at 3^d		0–12– 6
by 1 load of wood		0– 5– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 5– 0
by 2 d^o		0–10– 0
by Combing 6 1/2 lb at 1^s	13	0– 6– 6
by Spinning 15 Scanes of worsted at 8^d		0–10– 0
by spin and Card 4 Scanes		0– 3– 1
by weaving a Coverlid	14	0–15– 0
by d^o 21 yds. of Linnen		0–19–10
by d^o 18 yds. of Woolen at 8^d		0–12– 0
by Cash in full for wheels 1-10–0	18	1– 8– 0
by 2 Bushels of wheat at 6^s	27	0–12– 0
by 1 load of wood		0– 5– 0
by 1 d^o	59x9a – 27	£0– 5– 0
by 1 Peck of lime	30	0– 0– 6
by Sundrys bought for me at York & Comm^sns	33	0– 6– 8 1/2
by Watch Springs		0– 2– 3
by 1 lb of 4^d nails	37	0– 1– 7
by a pair of Pomps [pumps, shoes]	40	0–10– 6
by soleing Pomps		0– 2– 6
by Spinning 18 scanes of tow a 7^d	41	0–10– 6
by his Daughter Spinning 18 Days at 7^d		0–10– 6
by 8 1/3 lb. of flax at 9^d	43	0– 6– 3
by 6 lb. D^o	46	0– 4– 0
by 1 bushel of wheat		0– 6– 0
by cash		0– 4– 0
by 11 lb. of tobacco at 8^d		0– 7– 4
by 1 load of wood		0– 5– 0
by 1 Plane iron	47	0– 1– 3
by Cash		0– 3– 3
by mending Shoes	48	0– 3– 6
by 1 gallon of oil		0– 3– 0
by mend shoes		0– 0– 6
by pomps for my Self		0–10– 0
by d^o for my wife	48	0– 7– 0
by Soleing pomps		0– 2– 6
by 20 1/2 lb. of flax at 8^d	50	0–13– 8
by Carting 4 Bushels of wheat from ye Fireplace at 2^d		0– 0– 8
by 1 load of wood and Carting poles from the Barn	51	0– 6– 0
by Carting Stocks from Amaganset Clos[e]		0– 2– 6
by Carting Dung		0– 2– 0
by 1 load of wood	52	0– 5– 0
by a horse to go to Amaganset		0– 1– 0
by d^o to Ibid		0– 1– 0
by 1 load of wood		0– 5– 0
by 1 load of wood		0– 5– 0
by 1 Bushel of Wheat	53	0– 6– 0
by 2 lb of Wool at 1^s–6		0– 3– 0
by Cash	54	0–16– 0
Saw Mill—by Sundries—sawing Bords and Cash	55	3– 2– 4
by 6 lb of Nails at 1^s	56	0– 6– 0
by 1 oz of Cinamon		0– 3– 6
by 3 Draw [drawer?] locks at 1^s		0– 3– 0
by 8 1/2lb of Cheese at 6^d	57	0– 4– 3
by 6 bushels of Wheat at 6^s		1–16– 0
by 15 1/4 of Wool at 1^s–6		1– 2–10 1/2
by 2 hund Pomp Nails at 7^d	58	0– 1– 2
by 1 bushel of Wheat at 6^s & d^o of Rye at 4^s–6	59X9a – 58	£0–10– 6
by 2 loads of Bushes at 5^s		0–10– 0
by 1/2 lb of Spice at 2^s		0– 1– 0
by 6 gimlets		0– 2– 0
by oil and Vial	59	0– 1– 0
by New laying Snick	60	0– 3– 6
by forgeing Drills &c		0– 0– 9
by Cash	61	0–10– 0
by Cash	62	0– 4– 0
by Cash		0– 4– 0
by 1/2 Bushel of Quinces		0– 1– 6
by 1/2 d^o		0– 1– 6
by Carting Corn		0– 2– 6
by weaveing 13 [yds.] of Chek linnen at 1^s per y^d	64	0–13– 6
by Carting Wheat from Amaganset		0– 1– 6
by 1 load of wood	65	0– 5– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 5– 0
by Cash		0–10– 0
by 1 Bushel of Wheat	66	0– 6– 0
by 1 Day work of team Carting wood		0– 8– 0
by Cash	67	0–16– 0
by Cash	69	0–10– 0
by 2 Loads of wood at 5^s		0–10– 0
by Cash	70	3– 4– 0
by 5 1/2 Gallons of Molasses at 2^s–3^d	72	0–12– 4 1/2
by a pair of shoes for Urania [a daughter]	73	0– 4– 2
by Cash		0– 1– 4
by 1 Day planting Corn	74	0– 3– 0
by lb ol Wool at 1^s–6^d	75	0– 9– 0
by Cash	77	0–18– 0
by Cash		0– 8– 0
by 1/2 bushel of Wheat at 6^s	78	0– 3– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 6– 0
by 3 Pecks d^o		0– 4– 6
by makeing a pair of leather Breeches	82	——
Aaron Isaacs by 1 lb 6 oz of Bees Wax @ 3^s	102	0– 4– 1 1/2
by a Pewter Chamber Pot		0– 7– 0
by 2 1/2 yds of Stuff at 3s		0– 7– 6
by 1 lb of glue		0– 1– 6
by 1 1/2 yd of Cloth @ 15 & triming the whole		1–12– 9
by 1/2 lb of ink @ 14^s per lb & Linseed oil & jug 6^s		0–13– 0
by 1 square of 9 by 7 glass		0– 0– 7
by a Hand saw	103	0– 8– 0
by 4 joints of Hinges & Screws		0– 3– 0
1/2 Gall of Varnish	59x9a – 103	£0– 4– 3
by 2 lb of Red Lead @ 1/4		0– 2– 8
by 1 Bushel of Salt		0– 3– 6
by 1 Bottle of Snuf		0– 4– 0
by 5 weeks Nurseing at 5^s	230	1– 5– 0
by 3 qts. of Clams at 4^d	240	0– 1– 0
by a dog		0– 4– 0
by washing Cloaths		0– 1– 0
by 1 1/2 [days] scowering & makeing Sope		0– 2– 0
		TOTAL INCOME	£44–10– 6

[p. [359]] [p. [360]]

1775
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Cabinetmaking
to repairing a Chest of Drawers throu[ghou]t	13	£0–15– 0
			£0–15– 0
Carpentry
to fit sashes Seting 12 lights in putty	92	0– 2– 8
			0– 2– 8
Cash
to 5 dollars paid him [Ezekiel Mulford] in the Street before my door	7	1– 4– 0
			1– 4– 0
Clock and Watch Work
to a Roller to Town Clock	3	0– 2– 6
Jacob Sheril to a Clock	63	5– 0– 0
to repairing & Cleaning Watch	70	0– 6– 0
David Edwards to a clock	76	6– 5– 0
B. Hedges to Repairing a watch	85	0–12– 0
to mend jewel		0– 2– 0
to rep watch	250	0– 6– 0
to rep watch		0– 8– 0
to rep Clock	250	0–18– 0
to rep watch		0– 6– 0
to rep watch		0– 5– 0
to rep watch		0– 8– 0
to rep watch		0– 7– 0
D^o		[torn]
D^o		[torn]
to repair watch		[torn]
Samuel Babcox of Stonington to repair a clock		[torn]
to repair watch		[torn]
			15– 5– 6+ ^[1]
Domestic Equipment
to a pair of Temples	59x9a – 9	£0– 3– 6
to mend Dutch Wheel		0– 0– 9
to a Pair of flyars for Wi^d Hedges	13	0– 1– 6
to mend flyars & spole	16	0– 0– 3
to a pair of Temples	46	0– 3– 6
to 2 spole heads &c	47	0– 0– 8
to 3 spole d^o		0– 0– 9
to trim yoke	51	0– 0– 6
to mend W[ool] Wheal	60	0– 1– 0
to a shuttle	64	0– 3– 6
to makeing a yarn Beam	66	0– 7– 0
to a shuttle	74	0– 3– 6
to a pair of flyars for Christopher		0– 1– 9
to mend Swift	76	0– 1– 0
to flyars		0– 1– 9
to flyars & spole	84	0– 2– 5
			£ 1–13– 4
Gun Repair
to a Band on Gun stock	9	0– 1– 0
to band on gun cuting sight loop & trim stock	36	0– 4– 0
to an old gun lock	60	0– 3– 0
to a gun stock &c		1– 0– 0
to fit loops in gun stock		0– 0– 6
to binding wire		0– 0– 9
to mend gun & Lock	71	0– 3– 6
to a loop & cut Stock fit for bayonet		0– 1– 6
to mend gun	88	0– 1– 6
to sundry repairs to a gun	90	0–10– 0
			2– 5– 9
Metalwork
to turning hand iron heads	3	0– 1– 6
to mend Brass Cock	51	0– 2– 6
to punching holes in warm pan	57	0– 1– 0
			0- 5– 0
Sale of Produce and/or Merchandise
to 3 lb of Brass @ 1/	3	0– 3– 0
			0– 3– 0
Toolmaking and Repairing
to whet saw	17	0– 1– 0
Jacob Hedges to the 1/2 of puting in bones & chip plough Charg^d to Abr^m	36	0– 1– 6
to 10 foot Rule	47	0– 4– 0
to mend Bellows	70	0– 2– 0
			0- 8- 6
Work, Miscellaneous
to 1/2 day work in his [Jeremiah Sherril's] shop on sundries	59x9a – 89	£0– 2– 3
			£0– 2– 3
		TOTAL PRODUCTION	£22– 5–0+ ^[2]
Contra
by 1 load of wood	1	£0– 5– 0
by 1 Pair of Pomps	2	0–12– 0
by mend d^o		0– 0– 5
by 12 Bushels of Wheat a 6/	7	3–10– 0
by Spinning 15 6 knot Scanes and 2 knots of worst[ed?]	13	——
by Soleing shoes	40	0– 1– 6
by Shoes for Nat[haniel V]		0– 1– 6
by 1 load of wood	46	0– 5– 0
by Shoes for Urania	49	0– 7– 6
by d^o for my Wife		0– 9– 0
by 1 load of wood	51	0– 5– 0
by 1/2 bushel of quinces @ 31	63	0– 1– 6
by Carting Corn from lot into the Barn		0– 1– 0
by 1 load of Wood	64	0– 5– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 5– 0
by Cuting 6 loads of wood	84	0– 6– 0
by 2 bushels of Apples @ 1/4	86	0– 2– 8
by cheese		0– 1– 6
by Weaveing 9 y^ds [of drugget] @ 7^d & 1–6 put in	87	0– 6– 9
by 1 load of wood	90	0– 5– 0
by 8 1/2 lb of Mutton @ 21/2^d		0– 1– 9
by 1 bushel of corn	93	0– 3– 9
by 3 gall of R[um?]		0–10– 6
by 1 d^o		0– 3– 6
by 2 d^o		0– 8– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 4– 0
by 32 lb of shot @ 6^d 6 spoons & Knife	104	0–19– 6
by 1 1/4 of wire sorted & 1 doz pipes		——
by 300 brads sorted 2/2 and 1 lb of chocolate 2/4		0– 4– 6
by 4 Draw[er] locks		0– 4– 0
by 1/2 lb of Indico		0–10– 6
by 20 lb of Shot at 6^d		0–10– 0
by 4 3/4 lb. of pewter @ 1		0– 4– 9
by 31 1/2 lb of Rice @ 6/ per Quarter		0– 6–10
bro't for me 6 Watch springs @ 3	105	0–18– 0
2 Black Pots No 3 & 4		0– 2– 4
6 small files		0– 1– 9
by 2 oz of argentum Vioum	250	0– 2– 0
by 1/2 gal of linseed oil		0– 6– 0
		TOTAL INCOME	£13–13– 0

[p. [361]]

1780
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Clock and Watch Work
to Repairing a watch	59x9a – 17	£0–16– 0
to another D^o 0–10–0 paid	19	0– 0– 0
to repair watch again dammaged by a fall	37	0–12– 0
to Rep^r d^o	49	1– 2– 0
to Repairing watch, general	51	1– 4– 0
Jonathan Barns to Clock (in Produce at cash price AD 1773)	95	6– 5– 0

[p. [362]] [p. [363]] [p. [364]]

Owner	Maker	MS and page	Repair	Serial number	Charge	Totals
Nathan Benjamin	T. Porter	59x9a – 244	M.S. &c	9924	£1– 0– 0
Elias Mulford	J. Sykes		Verge &c	9790	1–12– 0
Luther Hildridge	Jos. Grove			36750	0– 8– 0
Dan^l Harte	W. Harding			2441	0–13– 0
Philetus Osborn	J. Pink			1299	0–10– 0
Nathan Conkling 4^th	L. Wright		M.S. &c &c	494	2–12– 0
Loptar Davise	Wm Ransom			16639	0– 8– 0
Isaac Peirson	W^m Clayton			4219	0–14– 0
Aaron Higbie	Ja Pearson			1908	0–14– 0
Ja^s Youngs	Fra^s Parkeson			18316	0–16– 0
Luther Hildridge	Jos. Grove		M.S	3675	0–16– 0
Ja^s White	J. Williams			2767	1–10– 0
John Corwithe	Dan^l Atkins			19096	0–13– 0
Jacob Hand	Loundes Pall Mall London			——	0–12– 0
Luther Hildridge	Honeyman			925	1– 2– 0
Ephraim L homedieu	J. Birtely			5538	0–12– 0
Benjⁿ Conkling the old	Edw^d Knight		MS. &c	340	1– 4– 0
Mikel Howell	Wm Thomson			934	0–12– 0
Dan^l Sherril	Herbert			2131	0–11– 0
Widow Wickham	Ja Burnitt		P change	1305	0–l6– 0
Isaac Tuthill Reeve	a small French w^ch			——	1– 4– 0
David Burnitt	Butt London		MS &c	274	1– 0– 0
David Miller	T. Bournwash			2710	0–10– 0
Dan^l Sherril	Loveland			2260	0–14– 0
Joseph Howell	W^m Walding			1448	0–14– 0
Sam^l Brown	Rich Tills London			——	0– 8– 0
Dan^l Foster	P. Murphy			No 31	0–12– 0
David Miller	W^m Ransom			35472	0– 8– 0
Tho^s Edwards	W^m Ransom			21753	0–10– 0
Philetus Philips	W^m Ransom			20453	0–14– 0
Cap^t Herrick	John Sibley London	59x9a – 244		N^o none	£1– 0– 0
M^r German	Mason			8432	0–[torn]
Amos Bauldin	W^m Ransom			29892	0–[torn]
Joshua Clarke	J. Morris		MS	1337	1– 0– 0
Dan^l Havens	Ratcliff			881	1– 6– 0
John Edwards	Ja^s Geddes			153	0–16– 0
Joel Conkling	J. Grundle			9708	0–16– 0
Abraham Sherril	D^r to a glass			[no entry]	0– 3– 6
Stephⁿ Saterley	J. Butt			1530	0–18– 0
John Miller	A. Collins			201	0–12– 0
Gersh^m Edwards	W^m Ransom			20471	0–12– 0
Isaiah Dibble	Jn^o Wheelwright			5013	0–10– 0
Jesse Wood	Gregory, D^o Jere Quelch			3800	0– 8– 0
					0–16– 0
Jere S[h]erril	Grand			608	0–18– 0
Silas Beebee	C. Gray		MS &c	9530	1– 3– 6
W^m Devaule	Fra^s Baunette			8015	0–14– 0
Luther Hildridge	Mason			8432	0–12– 0
Peter Howell	J. Nettison			1842	0–14– 0
Stephen Parsons	Jn^o Butt			3030	0–12– 0
Matthew Cooper	Cha^s Clay		MS &c	1756	1– 0– 0
Joshua Woodrufe	T. Tomkins			2506	0– 8– 0
Tho^s Lamborough	W^m Clayton			2307	0–10– 6
Abraham Sherril	Loveland			2260	0–12– 0
Oliver Budington	Geo Clark			16578	0–18– 0
David Talmage	John Bonner			1592	0– 4– 6
Jere Sherril	Grand		Pin^m &c &c	9538	1–17– 4
Tho^s Vail Sch M^r	W^m Retlaw			5153	0–16– 0
Henry Ludlam	F. Wood			261	0– 8– 0
Nath^l Wells	P^t Murphy			36	1–16– 0
Cap^t Josiah Howell	Dan^l Atkins			17724	0–16– 0
Joseph Rogers	Gordon			495	0–16– 0
Luthur Hildridge	Gordon			8432	0– 8– 0
Silas Howell	J. Burnill		MS &c	1156	1– 1– 0
Talmage Strong	Geo Munro		MS &c &c	A BF	3–10– 0
Luther Hildridge	T. Hawes		MS &c	3047	1– 3– 0
Henry Haynes	T. Sykes			9790	0– 1– 0
John Brown	Jn^o Richmond			N^o None	0–11– 6
Henry Hudson	J. Bland			788	1– 0– 0
Philip Hedges	Dan^l Atkins			33197	0– 6– 0
Nath^l Hand	Tho^s Wagstaffe		MS &c	5868	1– 0– 0
John Corwin	J. Grimes			3321	0– 8– 0
Matt^h Hedges	Jn^o Champion			13218	0–11– 0
Stephen Franklin	Thos. Andrews			45	0–18– 0
Esq^r Littlefield	Geo Bruce			63	1–16– 0
Dan^l Havens	Bez Burges			512	0–10– 0
Jn^o German	Jn^o Burges Gosport	59x9a– 245		N^o None	£0– 8– 0
I^d	Evans			1129	0– 8– 0
Ezekial Payne	R. Payne		MS &c	3782	1– 0– 0
Noah Hildreth	J. Smith			2222	0– 8– 0
Tho^s Rogers	W^m Ransom			29678	0–11– 0
Wm Bruster [Brewster?]	T Betson			524	0–12– 0
Jeremiah Topping	Peter Garon			156	0– 9– 0
Esq^r White	J. Garnet			3296	0– 8– 0
Lewis Staborough	W^m Fowler			36412	0– 6– 0
Peter Howell	J. Nollison		MS &c	1842	1– 0– 0
Stephen Franklin	E^d Stevens Boston			——	1– 0– 0
Dan^l Brown	W^m Moor			873	0– 9– 0
Geo. Havens	W^m Ransom			36678	0–12– 0
Timothy Miller	Geo. Benson			12700	1– 2– 0
Joseph Burnet	Dan^l Atkins			7793	1– 1– 0
W^m Barrill MT of ye Colloden	Rich^d Norris			969	0–16– 0
Walter Grant of d^o	W^m Wood			3002	1– 8– 0
Cha^s Panloureck jun^r Centaur	Nidme			500	1– 3– 0
David Hand	W^m Cape			39	0– 8– 0
Stephen Franklin	Gregory			4567	0–16– 0
David Leek	Windmills London			N^o none	0–10– 0
Dan^l Foster	W^m Fowler			36413	0–10– 0
Paul Sayre	P. Murphy			2823	0–14– 0
Hubb^t Lathan	J. Williams		MS &c	3916	1– 0– 0
Noah Hildreth	Ja Pearsons			981	0– 8– 0
Abraham Sherril	Ja^s Porteous			1773	0–10– 0
Tho^s Baker	Tho^s Atherton			1010	0– 8– 0
John Mulford	Cornelus Clark			N^o none	1–16– 0
Hulbert Lathan	Weldon			2483	1– 4– 0
Jn^o Barron	Jn^o Butt			3030	0– 8– 0
David Bishop	J. Birtely			5538	0– 8– 0
Peter Mills	Jn^o Bowley			717	0–12– 0
Jn^o Barron	Jn Gray			219	0 [torn]
Isaac Isaacs	Tho^s Rayner			739	0 [torn]
Mulford Conkling	R. Innes			3647	0 [torn]
Widow Bowdidge	Jn Harper			7856	1– [torn]
John Halsey	Rich^d Walley			N^o none	0– 8– 0
Dan^l Havens	J. Butt			1530	0–14– 0
Stephen Parsons	S, C, Long			7075	0–10– 0
Ja^s Fanning	Wilson			537	[torn]
Tho^s Edwards	W^m Ransom			21753	[torn]
Hunting Miller	Rich^d Hale			344	0– 8– 0
Joshua Woodrouffe	Powel			14616	0–16– 0
Abra^m Fordham	W. Retlaw	246		5144	0– 8– 0
Noah Hildreth	J. Smith		MS &c	2222	1– 0– 0
Nath^l Rogers	Geo Hall			3029	0– 8– 0
Nathan Miller	John Lander			29981	0–12– 0
Elnathan Parsons	J. Grundle	59x9a — 246		10289	£0– 8– 0
Jonaⁿ Howell	Lorts [?]			3173	0– 8– 0
Jn^o Gardiner	J. Tringham			28149	0– 8– 0
Jonaⁿ Rogers	Jn^o Winter			N^o none	0– 8– 0
Dan^l Havens	W^m Ransom			35040	0–16– 0
Absalom Racket	Tho Royle			803	0– 8– 0
M^r Richards	W. Ransom			29574	1– 0– 0
Micajah Herrick	Joⁿ Barrow			810	0– 8– 0
Abra^m Hand	J. Johnson			EF	0–16– 0
Benj'ⁿ Prince	Windmills London			N^o none	3– 0– 0
Jonaⁿ Conkling	P Goode			1337	0–10– 0
Widow Hempsted	Tompion			N^o none	0– 8– 0
Braddock Cory	Tho^s Leyden			12520	0–10– 0
Merry Parsons	J. Anderton			1640	2– 0– 0
Maj^r Tho^s Conkling	T Butt			12791	0– 8– 0
David Dayton	R^d Hampton			4203	1– 0– 0
Cap^t McDaniel	W^m Brent			4349	0– 8– 0
Christopher Hedges	Geo Walworth			11950	0–13– 0
Nath^l Dominy	D^l & Th^s Grignion London			1335	3–16– 0
Eln Parsons	Worgan, Bristol			32–5	3– 0– 0
						£121– 5– 4

Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Metalwork
to a shot-mould	59x9a – 19	£1– 4– 0
to a Shot-Mould	95	1 –4– 0
			£ 2– 8– 0
		TOTAL PRODUCTION	£123–13– 4
Contra
by Bushel of corn	20	£0 –8– 0
by cash	49	1– 2– 0
by corn at Several times in all 8 1/2 Bushels	95	——
by 1 Load of Wood		0– 5– 0
by Cash		1– 4– 0
		TOTAL INCOME	£2–19– 0

[p. [365]] [p. [366]]

1785
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Agricultural Labor
to Nat 1/2 day on Corn	64	£0– 1– 3
to Nat again 1 day d^o		0– 2– 6
to 1/2 day & little better Rakeing Hay	70	0– 2– 0
			£0– 5– 9
Cabinetmaking
to a Tea Pot-Handle	59x9a – 40	£0– 1– 6
to puting furniture on a Desk	44	0– 4– 0
to a Tea-Pot-Handle	48	0– 1– 6
To a Trundle bedstead	52	0–10– 0
to mending Tea Table	70	0– 2– 6
			£0–19– 6
Carpentry
Abraham Mulford's Mill To 3 1/3 days work on Sills & Braces &c at 7/	35	1– 3– 4
& 3 days of Nat at 2/6		0– 7– 6
To makeing 24 sqr^s of sashes at 4^d	64	0– 8– 0
to making 4 sqrs of sashes		0– 1– 4
			2– 0– 2
Cash
To cash at Sundry times from his Book	34	8–11– 7
to cash Total		9–13– 1
to D^o		0– 9– 0
to D^o		0– 8– 0
to cash		0– 8– 0
to D^o		0– 8– 0
to D^o		0– 9– 0
to D^o		0– 8– 0
to D^o		0– 8– 0
to cash for ye Wool	40	3– 5– 0
to cash	52	0–12– 0
to Cash	70	0– 8– 0
to d^o, 3 dolls		1– 4– 0
to Cash paid for 3/4 Auger	84	0– 2– 6
to Cash he received of Stephen Saterley		0–15– 0
to d^o		0– 9– 0
to d^o he received of Jn^o German		0–11– 6
			28– 9– 8
Clock and Watch Work
To Rep^r & clean your Son Ez^kls watch	8	0– 6– 0
To Rep^r & cleaning a watch	11	0– 6– 6
To cleaning D^o	17	0– 4– 0
To Rep^r D^o	20	0– 5– 6
To cleaning a Time-Piece		0– 4– 0
To mending M.S &c Jonathans watch		0– 6– 0
To a watch glass	26	0– 2– 0
to cleaning watch	44	0– 4– 0
To Repairing Enoses Watch 7/ & a chain	48	0– 9– 0
To Repairing a Watch belonging to your daughter P^tn		0– 8– 0
To D^o Enoses		0–10– 0
To clean D^o [watch]	49	0– 4– 0
To Repairing a Watch	50	0– 7– 0
to cleaning Isaacs Watch [Isaac Conkling]	59x9a – 57	£0– 4– 0
to Repr Sam^ls Watch [Hutchinson]	70	0– 4– 0
to clean El^as, Watch [John Parsons, Sr.]	75	0– 8– 6
to repairing a Watch of Noah Terrys	96	0–16– 0
Nathan Mulford To a Time Piece	98	10–0– 0
Aaron Isaacs to Cleaning his Watch	102	0– 4– 0
to repairing Isaac's Watch		0–14– 0
to his own D^o		0– 6– 0
To Repairing a Watch	107	0– 5– 6
To a New M. Spring &c to d^o		0–10– 0
To rep^r your Watch	111	0– 9– 0
To Repairing your watch	113	0– 8– 0
To Cleaning your Watch	114	0– 4– 0
To rep^r your Watch &c	119	0– 6– 0

[p. [367]] [p. [368]] [p. [369]]

Owner	Maker	MS and page	Repair	Serial number	Charge	Totals
Stephen Howell	J. Van Ruyvan	59x9a – 202		3012	£0– 4–0
Anthony Ludlam	Jn^o Champion			15041	0– 4– 0
Elias Mathews	Cha^s Reynolds			2499	0– 6– 0
Isaiah Dibble	Dan Tribe			7934	0– 4– 0
Capt Jn^o Sanford, Clock	Cornel^s Miller			——	0–14– 0
Jack Parsons	Jn^o Champion			13105	0– 4– 0
Cap^t Olmsted	Fra^s Parkeson			18321	0– 8– 0
Dan^l Miller	P. Fowler			39007	0– 5– 6
Beers	Sam^l Russell			4984	0–14– 0
Sam^l Stratton	Doll, a, Huguenau			——	0– 9– 0
Abra^m Rose	Rich^d Bingham			34430	0– 9– 0
Gideon Halsey	W^m Grant			9800	0– 8– 0
David Reeve	J. Johnson			757	0– 4– 0
Noah Racket	G. Garno			4632	0–15– 6
Jonaⁿ Dayton	W^m Brent			6832	0– 5– 6
Ezek^l Mulford	P. Fowler			39080	0– 6– 0
Cap^t D. Peirson	Jn^o Champion			12734	0– 4– 0
Enos Dovise	Ja Burkett			3206	0– 7– 0
Sylvester Dearing	Dev^x Bewley			2335	4– 4– 0
Elnathan Parsons	J. Josephson			1841	2– 4– 0
David Howell	A Rouen			330	0– 4– 0
Isaac Conkling	Edw^d Groves			111	0– 4– 0
Ananias Cooper	P. Ovingham			44422	0– 6– 6
David Leek	Windmills			N^o none	0–14– 0
Jn^o Gelston	Rich^d Ovingham			34438	0– 4– 0
Henry Corwithe	Rich^d Ovingham			38972	0– 6– 0
Stephen Saterley	Grand			9530	0–15– 0
Jason Beeby	Fra^s Baunette			8015	0– 4– 0
Josiah Mulford	Pieter Morin			312	0– 4– 0
Joshua Woodruff	G. Bifield			56	0– 6– 0
Deacon Horton	W^m Grant			1700	1– 1– 0
Paul Halsey	W^m Ransom	59x9a – 202	M.S	21979	£0–10– 0
Ebez^r Hedges	John Lander			29981	0– 4– 0
Matthew Howell	Rich^d Ovingham			35145	0– 4– 0
David Lester	R. Innes			3647	0– 5– 6
Jn^o Parsons ye 3	Tho^s Lyden			12806	0– 4– 0
Jn^o Brown	Jn^o Richward			N^o none	1– 0– 0
Mr Isaacs	Jn^o Anthony			5123	0– 4– 0
Dan^l Hix	M. Fowler		M.S	37650	0–10– 0
Dan^l Mulford	Will Fowler		M.S	36680	0–10– 0
Gorden Miller	Tho^s Atwood			18656	0–10– 0
Jere Jones	Ja Vanruyven			1024	0– 4– 0
Jason Hand	Wm Horbart			N^o none	0– 4– 0
Abra^m Hand	J. Johnson			E F	0– 4– 0
Mr. Babcox	Wm. Brown			245	0–12– 0
Jn^o Strong	Geo Monro		Mend M.S	ABF	0– 6– 0
Jn^o German	L. Wright			494	0–11– 6
Jn^o Miller	Rich^d Ovingham			36115	0– 5– 0
Stephen Hedges	W^m Wood			3002	0–10– 0
Rich^d Corwin	Bradford			377	1– 8– 0
Cap^t David Peirson	Jn^o Champion			12734	0–10– 0
Jn^o Payne	Jo^s Smith			104	0– 4– 0
Isaac Isaacs	Cha Reynold			2415	0–14– 0
N. Griffen @ R[iver] Head	A. Campden			M31	0– 3– 6
B. Hutchinson @ S[outh]old	Powel			13531	0– 4– 0
Clocks
David Howell @ Wikpaug [Wickapog]	Aaron Miller, Jersey				0- 9- 0
Silas Howell S[outh]ampton	Nathan Howell, N. Haven				0- 8- 0
Hugh Smith @ Mrchs [Moriches]	London made				0-18- 0
Coll. Floyd @ M[a]stick	London made				0-16- 0
Coll. Smith @ Mrchs	Aaron Miller				0-18- 0
Mr. Griffen @ R. Head	Isaac Doolittle, N. Haven				0-18- 0
Mr. Dearing @ Sh[elter] Island	Clagged, N. Port				0-10– 0
Watches
Jacob Hand	Geo Pemberton			22860	0- 4- 0
Wm Gelston	T. Chappel			599	0- 8- 0
Jn^o Dominy	W^m Reader	203		Under y^e Pillar 5410	0- 8- 0
W^m Devaul	Weldon			3047	0- 4- 0
Jn^o Howell	J. Williamson			1722	0-12- 0
Luke Foster	Ed Evanes			1122	0- 4- 0
Robert Dayton	Chas Clay			2075	0- 8- 0
Jonah Sanford	Rich^d Ovingham	59x9a – 203		31938	£0–12– 0
Jeremiah Havens	W^m Ransom			19638	0– 9– 0
Josiah Mulford	Pieter Morin		M.S.	312	0– 8– 0
Davise Conkling	Moore			588	0– 5– 0
Sam^l Conkling	W^m Ekrad			2238	0– 4– 0
David Conkling	M. Dexter			883	0– 5– 0
Jonan Dayton	W^m Brent		R.M.S.	6832	0– 6– 0
W^m Devaul	T. Stroud			1524	0– 6– 0
Tho^s Edwards	W^m Crosby			7394	0– 6– 0
Esq^r Miller	S. Roberts			2209	0– 4– 0
Jere Barns	Weldon		old M.S. &c	7208	0– 9– 0
M^r Isaacs	Jn^o Anthony			5123	0– 6– 0
Jere Miller	P. Ovingharn		R.MS	44426	0– 6– 0
M^r Colman	Jn^o Mintern		R.M.S.	185	0– 6– 0
Henry Moore	Rich^d Ovingham			41385	0– 4– 0
Dan^l Hedges	Tho^s Pearsall N.Y			38615	0–11– 6
Jn^o Parsons, Ak,bnk [Accabonnac]	X Lebourn			253	0– 9– 0
Cap^t Wm Havens	Tho^s Kirby			22022	0– 4– 0
Mr. Starks	W^m Clayton			4090	0– 0– 0
Jn^o Moore	Cha^s Reynolds			3685	0– 6– 0
David Russel	Cha^s Clay			3007	0– 7– 0
David Mulford	W^m Ransom			21830	0– 7– 0
Dan^l Miller	P. Fowler			39007	0– 6– 0
Tho^s Osborn	Geo Lewis			782	0– 6– 6
Ephraim Payne	J. Butt			1542	0– 6– 0
Ebenezer Hedges	Jn^o Lander			29981	0– 6– 0
Timothy Miller	Geo Benson			12700	0– 4– 0
Lewis Stanborough	W^m Fowler			36412	0– 4– 0
Hugh McCollum	M. Fowler			37606	0– 4– 6
Hugh Gelston	Rich^d Ovingham			39692	0–10– 0
David Lester	R. Innes			3647	0–10– 0
Abra^m Rose	Rich^d Ovingham			34430	0– 4– 0
Enos Davise	W^m King			500	0– 8– 0
Beraleel Beeby	C. Retsof			52	1– 4– 0
Matthew Howell	W^m Baker			2039	0– 6– 0
Tho^s Baker	Geo Taylor			5290	0– 4– 0
Aaron Isaacs jun^r	Cornelus Clark			——	0– 6– 0
Enos Davise	Ja Burkett			3206	0–10– 0
Wm Benjamin	Rich Trap			12053	0– 4– 6
Cap^t W^m Rogers	Dan^l Atkins			19096	0–10– 0
Jonan Rogers	W^m Richardson			6388	0–16– 0
Jn^o Gelston	Rich^d Ovingham			34438	0– 4– 0
Elnathan Parsons	J. Josephson			1840	0– 4– 0
Tho^s Baker, Clock,	ND			——	0–15– 0
Mr. Peck (watch)	Jn^o Harris			477	0–18– 0
Davise Conkling	Moore			588	0– 7– 0
Jn^o Edwards	Ja^s Geddes			153	0– 9– 0
M^r Frazier	T. Jones	59x9a – 203		1129	£0– 6– 0
Henry Corwithe	Rich^d Ovingham		M.S	38972	0–10– 0
David Barns	Weldon		M.S &c	1691	1– 2– 0
						£72–14– 6

[p. [370]] [p. [371]] [p. [372]]

Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Domestic Equipment
To mending a warming-pan	59x9a – 9	£0– 5– 0
to a Foot-board to Dutch W^l [Wheel]	40	0– 0– 6
to flyars one pair & 1 spole	41	0– 2– 2
To 2 Whorls at 4^d	52	0– 0– 8
to mending a Mortar		0– 1– 0
to a Pair of Tempels 3/6 & 2 Shuttles @ 4/	62	0–11– 6
to 2 spoleheads	84	0– 0– 6
To Hub & Spokes &c to a Dutch W^l Rim	87	0– 3– 6
to 2 spoleheads &c	96	0– 0– 8
To a pair of Temples	98	0– 3– 6
to repairing a Quill Wheal Axletree &c		0– 1– 3
to mending 3 Fans	102	0– 4– 6
			£ 1–14– 9
Gun Repair
To mending Isaac^s Gun-lock	9	0– 1– 6
To repairing a Gun-Lock	48	0– 5– 0
To mending Sam^ls gun-lock [stock?] & lock	70	0– 8– 0
			0–14– 6
Measuring and Surveying
To measureing land at Akabonck	14	0– 5– 0
to surveying land at longhill	16	0– 6– 0
			0–11– 0
Metalwork
To mend Knee Buckle	4	0– 0– 9
To mending a Buckle	9	0– 0– 9
To rectify Stilliards	40	0– 2– 0
to mending Teakettle Bale &c		0– 2– 0
to d^o shovel Handle		0– 0– 6
by 32 1/2 lb of Wool @ 2		3– 5– 0
by Carting 1 Load of Wood from Spring Close		0– 1– 6
To Repairing a Coffee Mill	48	0– 4– 0
to mend Buckle	64	0– 0– 9
to mend Jacobs Buckle		0– 0– 9
to mending a Silver Spoon	90	0– 1– 6
			3–19– 6
Sale of Produce and/or Merchandise
to 8 gallons of Molasses 2 of them for Team	59x9a– 34	£0–13– 6
to sundries from his Book [Daniel Loper]	84	0–15– 7
to 1 Pair of Shoes		0– 8– 0
To 1 Bushel of Corn		0– 4– 6
To 1/2 d^o		0– 2– 3
to 1 gallon of Molasses	88	0– 2– 6
to 3 bushels of Flax Seed at 13/	105	1–19– 0
			£ 4– 5– 4
Toolmaking and Repairing
To a Rake	36	0– 2– 6
to a D^o Head that he broke		0– 0– 9
To makeing a rake	51	0– 1– 6
To boreing a Rakehead		0– 0– 3
To makeing a Great Harrow	52	0– 5– 0
To makeing a Great Harrow	64	0– 5– 0
		0–15– 0
		TOTAL PRODUCTION	£ 116– 9– 8
Contra
by a felt Hat	4	£ 0– 8– 0
by a Dressing a Hat		0– 2– 0
By 1 Load of Wood	11	0– 5– 0
by D^o		0– 5– 0
by an old Saddle at Vendue	14	0– 7– 0
By 1 Load of Wood		0– 5– 0
By carting 1 great Load of Hay from N.W.		0– 9– 0
By Ploughing of 5/8 of an acre in the lot at 8/ per acre		0– 5– 0
Ballanced with Cash	19	0– 0– 2
By carting 1 Load from ye Spring close	25	0– 1– 4
By cash for Watch Glass	26	0– 2– 0
Reckoned all accounts by Grain	34	11– 5– 9
by 1 Bushel of Rye		0– 6– 0
by 1 D^o		0– 6– 0
by 1 D^o		0– 6– 0
by 1 D^o		0– 6– 0
by 1/2 D^o		0– 3– 0
by 1 D^o		0– 6– 0
by 1 D^o		0– 6– 0
to Cash for balance	34	0– 7– 8
by 1/2 Bushel of Wheat	35	0– 4– 6
by 1 Bushel of Rye		0– 6– 0
by 1/2 Bushel of each		0– 7– 6
by 1/2 d^o of wheat		0– 4– 6
by 1/2 d^o of rye		0– 3– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 6– 0
by Soleing Boots	59x9a – 48	£0– 3– 0
by 1 pair of Pomps for My Foot		0–11– 0
by soleing &c Nats Shoes		0– 2– 6
by 1 pair of Shoes for Phebe		0– 7– 0
by 1 pair d^ofor Urania		0– 7– 6
by soleing my Shoes		0– 2– 6
by 1 Pair of Shoes for Nat		0– 9– 0
by 1 load of Wood	49	0– 6– 0
by 20 lb of Tallow in ruff at 1^d short of trg.	50	0–11– 8
by charting 1 load of Wood from Spring Close	51	0– 2– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 2– 0
by 1 d^o		0– 2– 0
by 1 d^o	51	0– 2– 0
by Carting 1 load from N.W.		0– 8– 0
by a Load of Wood		0– 5– 6
by Carting		0– 4– 0
By 3 loads of Wood	52	0–18– 0
by Carting 6oo foot of Bord from Sag Harb^r	61	0– 8– 0
by Carting 2 loads of Rye from Armaganset-Close	63	0– 6– 0
by Carting 3 load from Spring Close	64	0– 4– 0
by 1 ^do from id.		0– 1– 4
by 1 d^o from i, d,		0– 1– 4
by Carting out Flax		0– 0– 8
by 1 load of Corn & Stalks from Joshua's hole		0– 3– 0
by 1 load of Stalks from Armaganset-Close		0– 3– 0
by Sowing & Harrowing 1 1/2 acre		0– 5– 0
by Mowing 1 Day at N.W.	72	0– 4– 0
by Team work [probably ox team]	73	0– 8– 0
by 1 pair of Mens Shoes & 1 pair of Womens d^o	75	0–17– 0
to Carting Rye	84	0– 2– 0
to work & Rye		0– 1– 3
by 1 1/8 Bushel of Rye	90	0– 7– 0
by 1 d^w of Silver cut from a Spoon		0– 0– 5
by Cash for Ballance	91	0– 6– 3
by makeing a Trough	97	0– 8– 0
by 202 feet of Board at 8/		0–16– 2
by weaveing 24 1/2 [yds.] of linen	98	1– 1– 6
by weaving 34 1/2 yds in 36 Reed		1– 11– 6
by d^o 20 3/4 yd of Chek		1– 0– 9
by do Ticken 12		1– 0– 0
by d^o in 32 Reed		0–11– 4
by d^o 32 3/4–32 Reed plain		1– 4– 5
by d^o 16 yds Flannel @ 8^d		0– 10– 8
by d^o 12 yds in 40 Reed		0– 15– 3
by 1 Day Team work	99	0– 8– 0
by 1 load of Wood		0– 5– 0
by 1/4 lb. of Tea	103	——
by 3/4 lb d^o		——
by 536^lb of Beef 3^d/1^g	59x9a –105	£7– 5– 2
By Carting 1 load of Rye from Armaganset Close	106	0– 2– 6
By 1 d^o Corn		0– 2– 6
By the use of your lot joining my home ^do	113	1– 1– 6
By Flax seed had to sow	114	0– 1 –7
By 1 pair of Womens Shoes	119	0– 7– 0
		TOTAL INCOME	£45– 8– 2

[p. [373]]

1790
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Agricultural Labor
to Nat Cradleing 1 acre of Rye	4	£0– 2– 0
To Nat 2 half days work on Hay	129	0– 3– 6
To Nat Cradleing Mr Davises Oats 1/2 Day		0– 2– 6
			£ 0– 8– 0
Buttons, Making and Selling
To 7 Appletree Buttons @ 1^d 1/2	41	0– 0–10 1/2
to 4^d for Buttons	67	0– 0– 4
To 14 Buttons at 1/6 per Doz & 2 Doz at 1/3	81	0– 4– 3
To 1 Doz Buttons	87	0– 1– 3
To 2 Doz Button Molds @ 3^d	98	0– 0– 6
1 Doz Buttons	110	0– 1– 3
To 16 Buttons @ 1/6 per Doz	113	0– 2– 0
To 1 pair of Sleeve Buttons	120	0– 1– 0
To 4 Doz Buttons at 1/6	125	0– 6– 0
To 1 pair of Sleeve-Buttons & 2 p^rs H^ks & Ey^s	128	0– 1– 2
To 1 pair of Brass Sleeve Buttons	129	0– 1– 0
			0–19– 7 1/2
Cabinetmaking
To a Little chair for Jonaⁿ	21	0– 6– 0
To a Plain Table 10/ and a Stand 8/	27	0–18– 0
to Tea-Pot Handle	49	0– 1– 6
to a Coffin for his Corps [Samuel Parsons]	53	0–12– 0
to a Tea-Pot Handle	57	0– 1– 3
to a Frame to a Looking Glass	77	0– 1– 9
to Puttying & Painting a Bedsted	91	0– 3– 6
to a large Square Table		0–16– 0
to 8 Chairs at 8/	105	3– 4– 0
to a Chest with 2 Draws you found Brass^&c	110	1–12– 0
to 2 Chairs @ 8/		1–12– 0
To mending Tea-Table	112	0– 1– 0
To a Great Chair	113	0–12– 0
To a Chest that Henry had	115	0–13– 0
To a Trundle Bedstead	59x9a – 116	£0–13– 0
To a Candle-Box	120	0– 1– 9
To a teapot-Handle & 4 Knife-Handles	122	0– 2– 6
To a chest 17/ 4 Chairs at 8/ Great D^o 12/	125	3– 1– 0
			£14–12– 3
Carpentry
To Nat Near a Day Shingleing on your House	55	0– 3– 9
To Nat, Seting glass	67	——
To Nat^s work on your Barn [David Talmage Jr.]	110	0–13–11
To 3^lb & 3/4 of Putty @ 1/	116	0– 3– 9
To Nat 1 Day puttying your Glass		0– 4– 0
To 4 Shafts for Geers	125	0– 0– 6
also 12 Sqrs of Sash at 4^d & Stuf for them 6^d		0– 4– 6
			1–10– 5
Cash
To Cash advanc^d for Boards	33	0–18– 9
To Cash by Thos Beebe		0– 4– 0
To Cash by Henry Edwards		0– 4– 0
To d^o by Capt Prior		0–16– 0
to d^o by Mr. Patridge		0– 4– 0
to d^o by Tho^s & Dan^l Terry 4/ Each		0– 8– 0
to Cash	44	0– 2– 0
to Cash that you Reciev^d of Edmund Barron	92	0– 4– 0
to Cash paid to your Wife	94	1– 0– 0
To Cash your Son Sam^l paid	104	0– 3– 6
To Cash paid in your Shop		0–18– 9
to Cash sent by you for sundry articles		1–12– 0
			6–15– 0
Clock and Watch Work
Aaron Isaacs to a Clock	105	20– 0– 0

[p. [374]] [p. [375]]

Owner	Maker	MS and page	Repair	Serial number	Charge	Totals
Dan¹ Peirson	J. Edwards	59x9a – 211		416	£0– 6– 0
Enos Talmage	Chr. Gould			N^o none	0– 4– 0
Nath¹ Rogers	Geo. Hall			3029	0– 4– 0
Dan¹ Gilman	J. Barton			3696	0– 6– 0
Jn^o German	L. Wright			494	0– 8– 0
D^r Hutchinson	J. Nellison			3537	0–17– 0
Sam¹ Conkling	W^m Ekral			2238	0– 4– 0
Wid^w Phebe Havens	P. Fowler			4006	0– 4– 0
Rufus Foster	W^m Ransom			30023	0–13– 0
David Dayton ju^r	——			——	0– 4– 0
Ellis Parsons	Jn^o Champion	59x9a – 211		14033	£0– 8– 9
Sam¹ Isaacs	Jos Smith			104	0– 4– 0
Dan¹ Hedges	Thos Pearsall			38615	0– 4– 0
M^r Woolworth	G. Mayner			2152	0– 6– 0
David Russell	Cha^s Clay		M.S. &c	3007	0–10– 0
Isaac Scoy	Rob^t Hyland			12174	0– 5– 6
Tho^s Gelson	P. Fowler			39046	0– 6– 0
David Russell	J. Straw			23217	0– 9– 0
Gates	Charleson			7171	0– 7– 0
Sam¹ Mulford	Rich^d Ovingham		MS &c	38973	0–10– 0
Dan¹ Conkling	C Thomas			985	0–10– 0
Cap^t Booth	J. Backhouse			N^o none	0– 4– 0
Enos Talmage	R. above			[No entry]	0– 5– 0
Coll Peirson	Jn^o Champion			12734	0– 4– 0
Jonaⁿ Dayton	W^m Brent			6832	0– 9– 0
Elias Dayton	Rich^d Ovingham			41381	0– 4– 0
Henry Edwards	J. Grundle			10289	0– 4– 0
David Glover	Cha^s Clay			2443	0–12– 0
Henry Haynes	P. Fowler			39408	0– 8– 0
Isaac Isaacs	Cha Reynold			2415	0– 4– 0
Cap^t Prior	Harland			42	0– 4– 0
Silas Payne	R. Innes			3647	0– 5– 0
Henry Davise	Jn^o Champion			13105	0– 5– 6
Hugh Gelston	Rich^d Ovingham		M.S. &c	39692	0–10– 0
Cap^t Udel	J. Grantham		M.S. &c	13434	0–13– 0
Cap^t Stephen Howell	J. Van Ruyvan			3012	0– 4– 0
Jason Miller	Tho^s Atherton			1010	0– 4– 0
Jn^o Parsons	Thos Lyden			12806	0– 4– 0
Mr Payne	J. Williamson			7409	0– 7– 0
Coll. Dearing	Dev^x Bowley			2335	0– 4– 0
Mr. Wells, Pedlar	P. Fowler			39584	0– 4– 0
Aaron Isaacs	Cornelus Clark n.v.		M.S.mend	No. none	0– 6– 0
W^m Sanford	T. Sykes			9790	0– 6– 0
Jn^o Franks	Rich^d Ovingham	212		21617	0– 4– 0
David Burnet	Butt			274	0– 4– 0
Dan¹ Conkling	Ric^d Welden			4858	0– 4– 0
Ja^s Griffen	Burton			4809	0–12– 0
Jared Hand	Geo. Pemberton			22860	0– 4– 0
Zadock Moore	N. Fowler		MS &c	47696	0–14– 0
W^m Wiggens	J. F. Howards			3608	0– 4– 0
Henry Haynes	P. Fowler		MS &c	39408	0– 4– 0
Luther Foster	J. Aldwin			9164	0– 4– 6
Matt^w Howell	Wake		MS	18885	0– 4– 0
Henry Edwards	J. Grundle			10289	0– 4– 0
Tho^s Beebe	Thos Whitehead			234	0– 4– 0
Matthew Howell	R. Ovingham			35145	0–10– 0
W^m Albertson	R. Innes	59x9a–212	M.S. Mend &c	4151	£0– 6– 6
Joel Sanford	Rich^d Dallinton			5183	0–11– 0
Abra^m Rose	Rich^d Ovingham			34430	0– 9– 0
Rev.^d Mr. Rose	Tho^s Kirby			22017	0– 4– 0
Capt Prior	Harland			42	0–16– 0
Asa Partridge	J. Williams			3916	0– 4– 0
Abram Sherril	Jas Porteous			1773	0– 4– 0
Seth Parsons	Wm Moor			873	0– 9– 0
Coll Hulbert, Clock	P & Embree			——	0– 4– 0
Watch	——			46325	0– 6– 0
Tho^s Owen	Jn^o Edgar			20193	0– 4– 0
Sam¹ Parsons	Ja Burkett			3206	0–12– 0
W^m Arthur	Boulton			4085	0– 4– 0
Lewis Stanborough	W^m Fowler			36412	0– 4– 0
Hunting Miller	Rich^d Hale			344	0– 4– 0
Hugh Gelston	Rich^d Ovingham			39692	0– 4– 0
Jn^o Gelston	Rich^d Ovingham			34438	0– 4– 0
Uranias Cooper	R. Ovingham			44422	0– 5– 0
Matt^w Cooper	P. Ovingham			40045	0– 4– 0
Thos Gelston	P. Fowler			39046	0– 5– 0
Elnatⁿ Parsons	J. Josephson			1841	0– 4– 0
Tho^s Terry	Fras. Baunette			8015	0– 4– 0
Dan¹ Terry	Tho^s Leyden			9847	0– 4– 0
Abra^m Hand	J. Johnson			E F	0– 4– 0
M^r Isaacs	Jn^o Anthony			5123	0– 4– 0
W^m Payne	Marm^d Storr			7044	0–11– 0
T. T. Smith	J. Good			438	0–17– 0
Rufus Foster	W^m Ransom		MS join &c	30023	0– 5– 0
Esq^r Miller	S. Roberts			2209	0– 4– 0
Eli Parsons	J. Anderton			1640	0– 4– 0
						£47– 2– 3

[p. [376]] [p. [377]] [p. [378]] [p. [379]] [p. [380]] [p. [381]] [p. [382]]

Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Domestic Equipment
to finishing a W^l [wool] spindle & to a Whorl	59x9a – 4	£0– 1– 6
To 4 Knife-Handles &c	5	0– 1– 0
To a Pair of Temples	17	0– 3– 6
To mend Tumbler		0– 1– 6
To a W-Wheel with a Spindl & Whorl	26	0–12– 6
To a Reel		0– 8– 0
To Sundry parts & repairs to 2 D. Wheels		0– 5– 2
To a Footboard secure Crank &c to D. Wheel	41	0– 1– 0
to 1 pair of Flyars		0– 1– 6
To Flyars, spoles, Whorl, &c, &c to a Wheal		0– 4– 0
to 1 spole & Boxing an other	59x9a -54	£0– 0–10
To 1 spole & mending an other	55	0– 1– 0
to finishing Dutch Wheel, spindle & to equipage for D^o	57	0– 4– 8
to mending an other Dutch Wheel		0– 5– 0
to Flyars & 2 spoles	62	0– 2–10
to a D^ch W^l [Dutch Wheel] spole	67	0– 0– 8
to Hub spokes &c to Dutch-Wheel	70	0– 3– 6
to Flyars & Sundry Rep^rs to a D. Wheel	79	0– 2– 8
to a Shuttle	86	0– 3– 6
to 1 doz Handles put on Knives & Forks @ 3^d	91	0– 3– 0
to an other Doz Handles put on Knives &c		0– 3– 0
To a W Wheal Spindle
to finish an other d^o	94	0– 1– 6
to finishing a W^ln Spindle	96	0– 1– 3
To a Real deliver^d to David Leek ^Jr.	98	0– 8– 0
To a Steel-Spindle & Whorl	104	0– 2– 0
To Rox Rim Stand^ards, Whorl, Wire Flyars &c	107	0– 2– 6
To 1 pair of Flyars	112	0– 1– 6
To a Real	113	0–10– 0
To 2 pair of Knit needles & mend spole		0– 0–10
To makeing 8 Shafts Board for 2 of them	116	0– 1– 2
To 4 Shafts		——
To Rep^r Dutch Wh^l, with a new Hub, Spokes, & &c		0– 7– 0
To a Barber-Box (which ought to be above)		0– 2– 0
To Brass-Eyes put in 2 Shuttles		0– 0– 9
To a W. Wheal for Isaac Mustee		0–10– 0
From Nat's Book, March 25, 1789, to 1 Spole & mend an other	124	0– 1– 1
A shuttle	125	0– 3– 6
To Do 3/6 & 1 pair of Temples 3/6		0– 7– 0
To Cheese Tongs		0– 1– 3
To mending a D^ch Wheel	130	0– 2– 9
			£ 6-14- 5
Gun Repair
to a Feather-Spring to Gun lock	17	0– 1– 6
to an old Hammer Spring & Screw to d^o		0– 1– 6
to Harden Gun-Hammer & Rep^r Lock		0– 2– 6
to Hardening Jere^s Gun-hammer &c and Bar in W^m Ed^s Buckle	27	0– 1– 6
To Touch-holeing Henry's Gun &c	41	0– 1– 2
to Faceing Gun Hammer &c 2/ Repr Cock &c 1 & 3 Thimbles a 10^d & mend Tail Cock 3^d the whole	46	0– 5– 9
to Repairing your Gun-lock, with a new Dog, new-form the Tumbler, new bush the Chap, 4 new Screws, Harden Hammer, &c	90	0–10– 0
to mending your gun-Stock gard &c	59x9a – 91	£0– 2– 6
To touchholeing your Gun	113	0– 1– 0
To mending Pistol lock		0– 1– 9
To work on Gun-rod & Barrel	116	0– 0– 6
To hardening Jere^s Gun Hammer, a foot &c	118	0– 2– 6
To Hardening Gun-Hammer	121	0– 1– 0
To Hardening gun-Hammer	124	0– 1– 0
To Hardening your Gun-Hammer	128	0– 1– 0
			£ 1–15– 2
Metalwork
To Remakeing your [Col. Sylvester Dearing's] great Steelyards	Index (after N)	0–16– 0
To 2 pair of Clasps at 1/6	26	0– 3– 0
To Wire Flyars	36	0– 0– 6
To 1 oz of Steel dust	41	0– 0– 9
to mending Stock-lock		0– 1– 0
To Wire Flyars		0– 0– 6
To Wire Flyars	49	0– 0– 6
To Wire Flyars	55	0– 0– 6
To Wire Flyars		0– 0– 6
to Chairs & Eyes to 1 1/2 pair of S. [silver] Buttons	66	0– 1– 3
to 4 Fish-hooks at 6^d	67	0– 2– 0
to wire Flyars	87	0– 0– 6
to New-cut and harden the Burs of a Coffee Mill & 2 screw-Nuts	91	0– 4– 0
To mending Steelyards	106	0– 1– 6
To mending Smoke-House Lock		0– 0– 9
To mend Door Lock	115	0– 0–10
to a Hand-Staff & mnd Clasp		0– 1– 0
To a Clasp for Poket-Book		0– 0–10
To 2 Fish-Hooks at 6^d	120	0– 1– 0
a Ferrel to Staff &c		0– 1– 8
To Wire Flyars	121	0– 0– 6
To Wire Flyars	125	0– 0– 6
To a Rivet put in your Sheers &c	128	0– 0–10
To mending one of the Bridle-g[u]ides of Chain	134	0– 2– 6
			2– 2–11
Sale of Produce and/or Merchandise
to 3 lb of Veal	54	0– 0– 9
to 2 y^ds of Wire	77	0– 0– 4
To a Catridge Box	87	0– 2– 0
to 5 y^ds of Wire	88	0– 0– 6
to 2 p^r of R ^t Needles		0– 0– 4
to 1 d^o		0– 0– 2
To a Cow-Skin W^tt 54^lb at 4^d	94	0–18– 0
To 2^lb of White Paint @ 1/	59x9a – 113	£0– 2– 0
To 1/2 the Putty that I bo^t at Vendue	118	0– 2– 0
To a Chair-Bit (Screw)		0– 2– 6
To an other Screw-Bit		0– 3– 0
To 1 lb of White Paint		0– 1– 0
To a Screw-Bit		0– 2– 6
To 1 1/2 Bushel of Flax-Seed	125	0– 7– 6
To Calfs-Skin W^t 6 1/2^lb at 8^d		0– 4– 4
16 lb. of Veal at 3^d		0– 4– 0
			£ 2–10–11
Toolmaking and Repairing
to a Cradle for grain	4	0– 8– 0
To a Rake-Head	55	0– 0– 3
To Dressing your Hand-saw		0– 1– 3
To 3 Nebs		0– 0– 9
to Triming Dovetail Saw	63	0– 0–10
To Mending 4 Rakes	67	0– 2– 0
To a Cradle for grain that had been us^d		0– 5– 6
To mending an^other d^o	67	0– 1– 9
To mending a scythe &c		0– 2– 0
to Button Molds at sundry times		0– 2– 7
to Nat 2/3 of a Day work on Plough &c		0– 2– 8
to Nat 1 Day & 1/2 makeing Harrow		0– 6– 0
to a Cradle for grain	91	0– 8– 0
to mending your Pomp-Augre	94	0– 3– 0
to 2 Fingers, 2 Posts, & 1 Brace &c to a Cradle	115	0– 2– 9
To mending 3 Rakes & 2 pair of Nebs put on	117	0– 4– 6
To 1 W. Wheel & Finish^d Spindle		0–15– 0
To 3 Rakes at 2/3	125	0– 6– 9
To 2 Rakes at 2/3		0– 4– 6
To turning 2 Swingels	129	0– 0– 6
			3–18– 7
Wheelwrighting
To Nat near 1 1/2 days on Sled at 3/6	67	0– 5– 0
To Nat, 1 Day work on your Cart, Ax¹ &c	115	0– 4– 0
			0– 9– 0
Work, Miscellaneous
to an Order from D^r Osborn, draw y^e Pin & fecit	70	2– 8– 0
to a screw-pin for your Son	73	0– 0– 8
To Spining 18 Scanes of Tow-yarn the fore part of last Winter at 8^d	116	0–12– 0
To Molley's Schooling	130	0– 5– 0
			3– 5– 8
		TOTAL VALUE OF PRODUCTION	£92– 4– 2 1/2
Contra
By a Saw	Index (after N)	£0–10– 0
By 1 Bushel of Wheat
By the Ballance due from the Estate of Sam^l Baker	59x9a – 3	0– 6– 0
By a Spindle		0– 1– 0
By a Pair of Plated Buckles for Leah		0–13– 0
By a Spindle		0– 1– 0
By Hand-Irons & Tramel W^t 20^lb & Spindle 1/		1– 1– 0
by your Self & son takeing up Grain &c	4	0– 3– 6
by a Felt Hat
By 22^lb of Dry^d apples at 6^d	6	0–11– 0
By several Bolts of Timber	15	0– 3– 0
By weaving 35^yds	16	1– 7– 0
by 1 pair of shoes for Leah	17	——
By Harrowing 2 acres of Corn, thick-set, 3 times	21	0– 6– 6
by 1 Day Carting Wood from Josh^s Hale	25	0– 8– 0
by 1 Day Ploughing in the Lot – a little extraord'ny		0– 9– 0
by 3 Days Teem Work @ 8		1– 4– 0
by 1 D^o Ploughing in the Lot		0– 8– 0
by Carting 3 loads at 3 times from Josh^s hole		0– 8– 0
By Soleing &c my Shoes	26	0– 2– 4
By mending Shoes		0– 2– 4
By Carting grain formerly		0– 1– 0
By a pair of Boots		1–16– 0
By Soleing my Shoes		——
By 681 feet of Pine-Board @ 6/ per C & 94 D^o of D^o Plank The whole you allow 850 @ 6/ per C	33	2–11– 0
By Rideing your House to Sagg-Harb^r	41	0– 2– 0
By 3 Hours smart servise with your Teem		——
by 3 Squares of Glass at 4^d	44	0– 1– 0
by Teem-work 2 days Cart Dung & Ploughing	46	1– 2– 6
by 1 Pair of Shoes for me	49	0– 9– 0
By makeing a Bed-Cord	54	0– 3– 0
By an other D^o		0– 3– 0
By 1/2 Bushel of Lime & Whitewashing		0– 2– 3
By Butchering a Beast &c		0– 2– 3
By 1 Day Teem-work Carting from Joshua^s hole	55	0– 8– 0
By 1 Day ^Do Harrowing &c at D^o		0– 9– 6
by a Pair of Shoes for Phebe	57	0– 5– 0
by 1 Day Teem-Work, Ploughing in the Lot	61	0– 8– 0
by a passage to ye Harb^s in Waggon		0– 1– 6
by 1/2 Day Jacob seting Fence at Spring-Close	63	0– 1– 6
by 1 Day Jacob loading Dung &c		0– 2– 3
By Ploughing 3/4 acre of New-ground @ glide [?]	66	0– 6– 6
By Carting fence at Spring Close	59x9a - 67	£0– 1– 6
By Harrowing over planted Corn in Lot		0– 8– 0
By Carting 1 Load from J. [Joshua's] Hole viz Wood & Hay		0– 3– 0
By d^o 1 Load of Rye from d^o		0– 3– 0
by d^o 1 Load of Bords from Sagg Harb^r		0–10– 0
By 1 Day Carting Wood from J. Hole		0– 8– 0
by 1 load of Wood	70	0– 5– 0
by Carting 2^do from J Hale		0– 5– 4
by Sundries at Vendue Viz
a Cag of paint		1– 2– 6
Putty—4/ Book Viz Concord^e 1		0– 5– 0
a Bed &c		4– 0– 0
old Iron		0– 2– 0
by 248 lb of Beef at 3^d		3– 2– 0
by Tray &c 8^d—1/2 Bushel 2/—Saddle-Bags & Bake Pan 3/		0– 6– 4
by 1 Book Viz Milton's Paradice Lost		0– 1– 0
By Meat Cask		0– 5– 6
Hay		0–11– 0
by 1 load of Wood	73	0– 5– 0
By 1^lb 3 oz of Corse Brass	81	0– 0– 9
By 53 lb of Wool @2/		5– 3– 0
By a Pelt Sheep-Skin it being Rotten		0– 0– 0
By 2 half days Hoeing Corn	87	0– 2– 0
by 60^lb of Hay	88	0– 1– 6
By Carting 1 load of Wood from Spring-Close		0– 1– 6
by 1/2 Bushel of Wheat	90	0– 4– 0
by 6^lb of Tobacco at 8^d	91	0– 4– 0
by 9 1/2^dw of Silver at 5^d		0– 3–11 1/2
by D^o 9^dw		0– 3– 9
By weaveing 14 1/4 yd^s of Flannel at 8^d	94	0– 9– 6
By D^o 9 1/2 of five Flannel @ 1/		0– 9– 6
By D^o 7 1/4 of Linse wolsey		0– 8– 6
By a Fat Cow by Cap^t Fithian		5–15– 0
By 1 pair of Shoes for Clara	96	0– 7– 0
by David Skoy 1/2 Day Mowing	97	0– 2– 0
by Turning & Rakeing &c a Load of Hay		0– 1– 6
by 1 Load of Wood 5/ & Cart from J. Hale	99	0–10– 4
By 1 gallon of Molasses	104	0– 3– 3
By 12 1/2 lb of Feathers at 2/		1– 5– 0
by 6 Watch-Springs at 3/	105	0–18– 0
by Sundry articles that you bro^t for me viz
1 doz 4 Key^d Till locks		0– 8– 0
1 groce of Screws		0– 3– 0
3 dozen Brass Knobs (Large) at 2/6		0– 7– 6
2 Dubl Plane Irons at 3/	59x9a – 105	£ 0– 6– 0
1/2 Doz Cabinet Locks		0– 6– 0
By Comm^sns		0– 1– 6
By Cuting Trouse[r]s, 1 pair	106	0– 0– 4
By Harrowing a little more than 2^acres twice		0– 7– 0
By work on Leather Breeches		0– 0– 5
By 1 Bushel of Turnips		0– 2– 0
David Talmage Ju^r By a Shovel & Tongs	110	0–11– 0
By lay 1/2 inch Chizel		0– 0–10
By Hand-Irons W^t 15^lb at 1/		0–15– 0
By Cash		0– 8– 0
By a Rod of Iron, Drawing Steel, & Snibels		0– 2– 0
By 1/2 the Laying an Ax		0– 2– 3
By Twisting ye Beam & Poise-hook to Steel y^d		0– 0– 9
By forgeing a Bit & drawing a Rod &c		0– 2– 0
By 2 pins for Screws & Dog from forge		0– 0– 7
By Drawing Iron & Steel		0– 0– 9
By Carting 1 great load from M^o [Montauk] Hⁱway		0– 2– 0
By makeing a small Tramel & &c		0– 3– 6
By Sundry^s from his Book	111	2– 0–10
By your Father's Horse to go to B. Hampton		0– 2– 0
By Carting 1/2 load of Hay out of Town	112	0– 1– 6
By weaveing Coverlid	113	0–16– 0
By D^o 14 y^ds of Bed-tick at 1/6		1– 1– 0
By D^o 20 yds of Linen in 35^Rd [Reed]		0–17– 0
By D^o 9^yds of Flannel @ 8^d & 1 1/6 for draw		0– 7– 6
By D^o 14 1/2 of chek linnen		0–15– 0
By 1 Bushel of Wheat	114	0– 8– 0
By weaveing 14 3/4 y^ds of Deviltry at 1/6	116	1– 2– 1
By D^o 11 1/4 of x-band tow at 10^d & 1/		0–10– 4 1/2
By D^o 21 1/2 Blanketing @ 9^d		0–16– 1 1/2
By 1 1/2 Hundred of Hay at 1/9	117	0– 2– 7 1/2
By 1 Day Teem-work Carting Dung & &c		0– 8– 0
By 57 feet of Maple Board @ 1^d-1/2	118	0– 7– 1 1/2
By 1 load of Wood		0– 5– 0
By 5 Gallons of Vinegar at 1/6	120	0– 7– 6
By 2 Gallons of [Vinegar] at 1/		0– 2– 0
By 200 feet of Mapl Board at 8/		0–16– 0
By an allowance of 3/ in the Boards		0– 3– 0
By a leather collar for pompbox	124	0– 0– 6
By snaps & puting on Boots		0– 1– 0
By 1 pair of Shoes for my Wife		0– 7– 6
By Patching Boot		0– 0– 4
By D^o Shoe		0– 0– 4
By Soleing my Wifes Shoes		0– 2– 6
By D^o Claras		0– 2– 6
By 3^lb of Sugar at 8^d	127	0– 2– 0
By Cash	59x9a – 127	£ 0–14– 6
By 3 Days Tayloring at 3/6	128	0–10– 6
By 4 D^o D^o at 3/6		0–14– 0
By the use of your Mare to go to Jos. Millers	129	0– 2– 0
By D^o to 3 mile Harb^r with my Wife		0– 1– 6
By D^o to the Fireplace, my Wife only		0– 2– 0
By D^o		0– 1– 6
By Dan^l, 1 Day Hoeing Corn	130	0– 1– 3
By 12^lb of Mutton at 4^d	143	0– 4– 0
		TOTAL PAYMENT	£64–11– 7 1/2

[p. [383]]

1800
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Agricultural Labor
To Pasteureing 1 Cow from 15th of May to 23 of August inclusive 14 weeks 2 days at 1/3 per Week/ omiting odd days &c	162	£ 0–17– 0
			£ 0–17– 0
Cabinetmaking
To Coffin	59x6 – [13]	0–14– 0
To Stand & Chest	[14]	1– 5– 0
[John L. Gardiner] To Desk Book-Case & carting to Fireplace		20– 8– 0
To Bedsted & Teasters	[15]	1– 4– 0
To Mahoggany Drawers & Stand		18–16– 0
To making Cupboard		0– 4– 6
To Mahogny Table	[16]	4– 8– 0
To Clock-Case	[17]	1– 4– 0
To Repair Table		0– 7– 0
To 6 Trenchers	[18]	0– 3– 0
To Chest on Chest		11– 0– 0
To Candlestand		0–10– 0
To make Coffin for Jonathans Corps [billed John Parsons]		0–16– 0
To mend 3 Chairs	[19]	0– 5– 0
To mend 1 D^o		0– 2– 0
To 1 Coffin for his [John Gardiner (Scholar)] Infant Child	59x9a – 2	0– 4– 6
To one Chest with 1 Draw	77	1–14– 0
To mend 3 Chars [chairs]	86	0– 2– 3
To 1 Stand	93	0–10– 0
To Rep^r [chest of] Drawers	133	0– 7– 0
To Tambour Frame for Esther	148	0– 3– 0
To Make Screen	150	0–14– 0
To Rep^r Chest		0– 3– 6
To 1 Chest with 2 Drawers	153	2– 0– 0
To 1 Bureau £5–10–0 & 1 Stand 10/	59x9a – 157	£ 6– 0– 0
To mend Chair	158	0– 1– 0
To make Whip ^9d & Rep^r Table 7/	163	0– 7– 9
To make another Whip		0– 0– 9
To 1 Medicine Draw		0– 1– 6
To Rep^r Chest (general)	165	0–16– 0
To 6 Chairs @ 6/		1–16– 0
To 6 green Chairs @ 10/ & paint 1 large Chair		3– 2– 6
To mend Chair		0– 2– 0
			£79–12– 3
Carpentry
To hang Grindstone	59x6 – [14]	0– 4– 0
To 10 days and Boy D^o making Door yard	[16]	4–10– 0
To work on C. [cart, cog] Wheel	[18]	0– 1– 6
School-House, To making 5 frames		1–10– 0
To Asa half Day		0– 2– 0
To making milk room		0– 6– 0
Saw Mill D^r	[183]
To 4 3/4 Days hooping Cogg Wheel &c		1– 0– 0
To Roughing out 10 Coggs		0– 2– 0
To 2/3^rds of Day & Boy 1/2 Day fasten gudgeon and make Box &c		0– 6– 0
To 2/3^rd Day & Boy fasten Gudgeon & put Iron under Shaft	[184]	0– 7– 0
To make 1 Cogg		0– 0– 6
To 1 Day & 2 Boys put in Stock		0–11– 0
To 8 Geer Shafts	59x9a- 43	0– 2– 0
To 10 Window Frames @ 6/	136	3– 0– 0
To 51 lights of Sash @ 5^d		1– 1– 3
To mend Floor	150	0– 0– 9
To 9 lights of Sash & Stock	158	0– 4– 0
			13– 8– 0
Cash
To Cash - for Veal	1	0– 4– 9
To Cash	3	0– 2– 8 3/4
To Cash	32	0– 2– 6
To Cash lent about a year ago Viz. 1 Doll^a	88A	0– 8– 0
			0–17–11 3/4

[p. [384]] [p. [385]] [p. [386]] [p. [387]] [p. [388]] [p. [389]] [p. [390]]

Owner	Maker	MS and page	Repair	Serial number	Charge	Totals
Clock and Watch Work
Mary Hopping To Silent Clock	[Nathaniel Dominy IV]	59x9a -43		——	£ 9–12– 0
Eb White Esq^r, Clock,	Nathan Dean	229		——	1–13– 0
David Miller	Ogleby			6818	0– 8– 0
Moses Howell Clock	Aaron Miller			——	0– 8– 0
Sam^l Ward	J. Elliot			2707	0– 7– 6
Hezekiah Halsey Clock	Aaron Miller			——	0– 8– 0
Jonaⁿ Baker	Mitchell & Mott			6219	0– 5– 0
Silas Hand	C. Hemmings			9420	0– 8– 6
Stephen Sayre	W^m Taylor			4575	0– 8– 0
Abram Squire	W. Markam			5817	0–10– 0
Zacheus Payne	Jn^o Wheelwright			5013	0– 7– 0
Sam^l Mulford	D^l & Tho^s Grignion			1335	0– 5– 0
Benjⁿ Coleman	Jn^o Mintern			181	0– 5– 0
W^m Campbell	B. Banty			1249	0– 5– 0
Stephen Seabury	T. Gregory			6083	0–15– 0
John Bailey	W. Freeport			3012	0– 7– 0
Silas Stuart	J. Burnett			8204	0– 7– 6
Rev^d M^r Hall	Jn^o Pyke			——	——
Amon T. Griffing	Jn^o Staples			1796	0– 7– 6
Amon T. Griffing	J. A. Turner			211	0– 6– 0
Silas Hand	Tho^s De Laslle			7824	0– 9– 0
Jonas Payne	Tho^s Duncan			22401	0–13– 0
Paul Havens	IIG in Case			4486	0– 8– 0
Gardiner Miller	Pat Somers			——	0– 6– 0
Phin^s Devaul	E. Embree			508	0–10– 0
Sam¹ Denison	Jn^o Moore			1195	0– 6– 6
Jere Miller ju^r	W. Clayton			60028	0– 8– 6
Benjⁿ Hutchinson	J. Gould			9005	0– 5– 0
Matthew Gardiner	Embree			595	0–18– 0
Rich^d Blindenburgh	Ja^s Wood			2034	0– 9– 0
John Griffing, Clock-	——			——	0–16– 0
Matthew Mulford	Rich^d Ovingham			35982	0– 5– 0
Henry Conkling	Lepine			11393	0– 7– 0
Isaac Benjamin	Clark			802	0– 5– 0
James Reeve	Miner			7196	0– 9– 0
W^m Roggers	Bradford			377	0– 5– 0
Jere. Brown	J. Watts			2902	0– 8– 0
Havens & Howell	Graham			350	0– 5– 0
Capt. I. Isaacs	L. Duchene			45307	0– 5– 0
Ja^s Woodruff	Rob^t Strand			25021	0– 6– 0
Elisha Woodruff	IDP			108	0– 5– 0
Amzy Bushnell	Nath Clerke			1619	0– 5– 0
Amzy Bushnell	S. Clayton			606	0– 5– 0
Abram Parsons	P. Fowler	59x9a – 229		39408	£ ——
Silas Havens	P Ovingham			44428	0– 5– 0
Capt Rufus Tuthill	Will Ransom	231		34518	0– 7– 0
John King	L. Baker			10707	0– 5– 0
Pardon Taber	(French made, Gilt case)		MS &c	——	0–12– 0
Caleb Dyer	A. Anderson			1758	0– 5– 0
Job Halsey	R. Innes			3647	0– 5– 0
Stephen S. Topping	Ferrot			85 in case	0– 6– 6
David Hand	John Ward			IM 1125 in case	0– 7– 0
Betsey Helme	Stepⁿ Van Wyck (Horiz)			864	0– 8– 0
Hezekiah Sandford Clock	Isaac Doolittle			——	0– 8– 0
Coll. S. Dering	Dev^rx Bowly			2335	0–16– 0
Doc^tr Woodhull	Rob^t Bell		MS &c	15564	0–14– 0
Judge C. Smith	E. Embree			2459	0–14– 0
Hedges Osborn	——			12752 in case	0–10– 6
Ja^s Horton	FGM in Case			9381	0–10– 0
— Homan	Hofwenskold			8747 in case	1– 8– 0
John Case	Hofwenskold			318 front plate	0–10– 0
John Prince	Jn^o Edwards			4736	0– 9– 0
Sam¹ Howell	P. Fowler			39543	0– 5– 0
Silas Havens	W. Mallard			1036	0– 7– 0
Silas Havens	J. Crowley			1554	0– 5– 6
John Dominy	Wm Reader To Rep^r y^e Same			——	0– 5– 0
Jere Parsons	Wm Reader To Rep^r y^e Same			——	0– 6– 6
Abra'am Halsey	Mitchell & Mott			5025	0–12– 0
Benjⁿ Bailey	J. Richards			71853	0– 6– 0
Silas Sayre	Tho^s Ellis			672	0– 6– 0
Luther Case	Mitchell & Mott			3782	0– 7– 6
D. Frothingham	G. West			101	0– 5– 0
David Sayre	T. Gregory			6088	0– 7– 6
Asa Partridge	IB			198 in Case Gold	0– 8– 0
Abra'm Bennet	Ja^s Shearwurel [?]			7648	0– 8– 0
Major N. Dayton	W^m Barnard			174	0–10– 0
J. Genin	R. Worthy			——	0– 5– 0
John Griffing	W^m Fowler			36418	0–13– 0
Amos Ryon	Jn^o Hyland			6773	0– 8– 0
Edw^d Mulford	Ja Vanruyven			1024	0– 5– 0
Tho^s Terry	Fra^s Baunette			8015	0– 5– 0
Abra'm Hand	J. Johnson	59x9a – 231		E:F	£ ——
Capt. Avery	Reynolds			3359	0– 7– 0
Major Beckwith	Jn^o Stillas			543	0– 5– 0
W^m Rogers	Pearcy			17467	0–15– 0
Rob^t Parsons	Tho^s Leyden			12806	0– 5– 0
John Bailey	Nath^l Clarke			126	0– 5– 0
Joseph Glover	J. Royce			636	0– 9– 0
Fred^k Taber	Ogelby			4941	0– 8– 0
Luther Loper	Cha^s Cranmer			249	0– 6– 6
Sullivan Harlow	PA in Case			——	0–10– 0
Jn^o Overton	A I D			5520 in Case	0– 16– 0
John Bailey	Rich^d Webden			19156	0– 14– 0
Sam^l Rider	I&G			7623 in Case	0– 9– 0
Dan^l Case	W. Berkley			2160	0–11– 0
Sam^l Ward	J. Elliot			2707	0– 6– 0
Cap^t John Havens	W^m Hamoon			3282	0– 6– 0
Sylvester L'Hommedieu	Jos^h Dodds			2297	0– 5– 0
Rufus Payne	P. Baker			3594	0– 5– 0
Asa Smith	J. Baker			10044	0– 5– 0
Hudson Halsey	J. Roote & Son		MS. Refit &c	6091	0– 8– 0
John Gelston	E. Embree			508	0– 6– 0
Phin^s Corey	(part French)			2355 in Case	0– 7– 0
John Corey	Cha^s Straine			3031	0– 6– 0
Tho^s P. Ripley	Romily			1793	0– 8– 0
Wilkes Hedes	Ja^s Freeman			157	0–15– 6
Josiah Smith Clock	London made			——	1– 2– 0
Eli Hutchinson	James Briand			1091	0–10– 0
Capt Eson	Fra^s Perigal			18359	——
N.F. Sayre	Cha^s Clay			13032	0– 9– 0
Abra^m Baker	Powel			13531	0– 5– 0
Abra'^m Bennet	Ja^s Shearwurel [?]		To Main Spring &C	7648	0–10– 0
Abra^m Foster	Nath. Clarke			——	0– 9– 0
Elnathan Parsons	E. Embree		M.S. &c	546	0–12– 0
Hamilton White	3915 GLDM			14947^̭̂ in Case	0–10– 0
John Davis	W^m King			500	0– 6– 0
Cap^t Fowler	Cornwallis			4130	0– 7– 6
Sam^l Fordham	SGG in Case			1544	0– 5– 0
Doct^r Rose	Jul. Le Roy		M.S. &c.&c	——	0–16– 0
Israel Hand	Best			6701	0–14– 0
Dan^l Edwards	Geo. Hay			420	0– 6– 0
Rev^d Mr. Cram	Job Borrowdale			222	0– 6– 0
Judge Tredwell	Jn^o Wallis			2750	0– 5– 0
Henry Talmage	W. Beckford			57606	0–12– 0
Sam^l Miller ju^r	Edw^d Pritchett	59x9a – 231		418	£– 5– 0
Sam^l Fordham	PFJ			1898 in Case	0– 5– 0
Silva Cook	Cha^s Ashley			20	0– 5– 0
John Gelston ju^r	——		MS &c &c	80 in Case	0– 3– 0
D. Woodhull	Rich^d Ovingham			33887	0– 9– 0
M^r Anderson	E. Joseph & Co			3243	0– 8– 0
Abel Franklin	Ja^s Miller			2725	0–11– 0
Libbeus Porter	J. Best			13	0– 5– 0
Nathan Stewart	Mitchell & Mott			6266	0– 8– 0
Appallas Wetmore	Jn^o Powel			16928	0– 7– 6
Doct^r John Howard	Tho. Jones			574	0–12– 0
Trim Beeman	Butt			70543	0–13– 0
John Isaacs	Nath^l Clerke			71186	0– 9– 0
John Godbee	Fres Esquivillon & De Choudens			10726 in Case	0–12– 0
Wid^w Phebe Osborn	Geo^e Lunis	232		782	0– 7– 6
Rev^d Mr. Daggett	R. Walley			——	0–10– 0
John C. Rudd	W. Rettan			6762	0– 8– 0
Job Halsey	R. Innes		M.S	3647	0– 8– 0
Coll. Dering	Devr^x Bowley		Exra	2335	0–10– 0
Phineas Payne	E. Embree			683	0– 5– 0
Benjⁿ Foster	P I HD			6537 in case	0– 5– 0
Tho^s Goldsmith	W^m M. Fell			901	1– 2– 0
Jere Terry	Smith			3389	0–11– 0
Sam^l Moore	G. Moore			8756	0– 8– 0
Peleg Russell	Geo. M^c Metcalfe			454	0–12– 0
Sam^l Moore	Romilly		MS &c&c	523 in Gold Case	0–18– 0
B. K. Habart	J. Watts			378	0–10– 0
Josiah Hand	P. Dickins			208	0– 5– 0
Joshua Topping	——			8011 in case	0– 6– 0
Ja^s Horten	G. Mayner			2358	0–12– 0
Sam^l Rider	J. Huling			6458	0– 5– 0
Silva Cook	J. Johnson			3728	0–11– 0
Caleb Hodges	R^t Dolphin			4088	0–12– 0
Doc^tr Gardner	DF			2236 in Case	0–10– 0
Doct^r J. Havens	II TC in Case		MS &c&c	——	1– 0– 0
Luther Halsey	Jn^o Bligh		MS &c&c	4530	0–12– 0
Ithuel Hill	Cha^s Crockett		F Chm &c&c	9809	0–15– 0
Jason Miller	Tho^s Atherton			1010	0–10– 0
Edw^d Mulford	Eff^m Embree			12213	0– 6– 0
Joshua Corwin	W^m Rethan			6989	0– 5– 0
Humphry Pratt	Qaillon [Zaillon]	59x9a – 232		1233 in Case	£0– 7– 6
Rev^d Mr. Young	Jn^o Watts			——	0– 6– 0
Elisha Halsey	Carvel			503	0– 8– 0
Ja^s Sayre	Stepⁿ Van Wyck			2788	0– 5– 0
Sam^l Waters	Grafton			354	0– 5– 0
John Franks	Rich^d Ovingham		MS &c	21627	0–12– 0
Abr^m Parsons	P. Johnson			48003	0– 5– 0
H. P. Dering	Leslie & Price		Verge Pevet	123	0– 8– 0
David Gelston	Geo^e Haywood			7735	0–10– 0
John King	L. Baker		M.S.	10707	0– 8– 0
Silas Norris	Jn^o Knowles			2732	0–11– 0
Silva Cook	Geo^e Graham		MS &c&c	12590	0–13– 0
Mr. Slate	Jn^o Banks			683	0– 9– 0
Mr. Slate	Cha^s Wrench			511	0–18– 0
Cha^s Burnett	W^m Fowler			36413	0– 7– 6
Benjⁿ Davis	Jn^o Wallis			2747	0– 8– 0
Dan^l Baker	D. Edwards		MS &c&c	3006	0–14– 0
Gardiner Miller	Pat Somers			——	0– 6– 9
Jesse Tuthill	Cha^s Clay		Click Spring	13032	0– 4– 0
Benjⁿ Miller	Stepⁿ Van Wyck			36157	0– 7– 6
Dan^l Hedges	Tho^s Pearsall		MS &c	38615	0–12– 0
Joseph Gerard	Rich^d Webden		M. Spring	19156	0– 8– 0
Dan^l Terry	Tho^s Lyden			9849	0– 5– 0
John Wiggens	T. Moore			11202	0– 7– 6
Desire Havens	Pearsall & Embree			3440	0– 5– 0
Sam^l Carman	W^m Barton			2997	0– 8– 0
Rev^d Mr F. Halsey	Will. Ransom			34746	0– 5– 0
Cap^t Tho^s Osborn	W^m Barton			7160	0– 5– 0
Noah Barns	J. Bast			198	0– 9– 0
Elias Mulford	W. Beckford		Verge &c&c	55796	1– 8– 0
Moses L. Case	Mitchell & Mott		Rust &c	3782	0–18– 0
— Moore	Pearcy			17599	0– 9– 6
Stephen Parsons	Nich^s Heskin			4079	0– 5– 0
J. Wade	W^m Orford			55579	0– 8– 0
Philip Hedges	Danl Atkins			33197	0– 5– 0
Sam^l Mulford	D^l & Th^s Grignion		MS &c	1335	0–12– 0
Hemilton White	3915 GLDM in Case		M.S.	——	0– 8– 0
Stephen S. Topping	Tarat		M.S.	85 in Case	0– 8– 0
Abra^m Squire	W. Markham			5817	0–14– 0
Doct^r A. Prentice	Ja^s Gordon			1514	0– 9– 0
Lemuel Payne	M. Baker			3776	0– 8– 0
David Sayre	J. Thompson			5322	0– 5– 0
Tho^s Harris	Tho^s Honeyman			100	0– 8– 0
John Terry	C. Clay	59x9a – 232		5029	0–15– 0
John Terry	J. Butt			10762	£ 0– 5– 0
Capt. H. Latham (Clock)	N.D.			——	0– 8– 0
Conkling Havens	Rich^d Ovingham			23806	0– 7– 6
Conkling Havens	W^m Hawsley			8712	0–14– 0
Cap^t P. Latham	Eff. Embree			292	0–11– 0
Tho^s P. Ripley	Stepⁿ Van Wyck			528	0– 5– 0
M^r Beckwith	J. Pearson			1287	1– 4– 0
M^r Gracie	Jn^o Archer			123	0– 9– 0
David Tuthill	Poirot			784	0– 7– 0
Christopher Brown	Will^m Ransom			19364	0– 8– 0
W^m Foster	R. Mount			10538	0– 5– 0
G. Rogers	P. Dickens			209	0–12– 0
J. Stuart Gold	FD in Case			——	0– 9– 0
Abra^m Merrifield	——			5245T13 in Case	0– 8– 0
Cap^t J. Isaacs	L^s Duchene & fils			45307	0– 5– 0
Silvanus Cook	Ben Bullin			284	0– 6– 0
Benjⁿ Nicoll	Rob^t Jones			843	0– 6– 0
Jarius Fordham	Mitchel & Mott			6276	0– 9– 0
Eleazer Overton	Jn^o Danby			71358	0– 8– 0
Jesse Pierson	Rich^d Ovingham			38619	0– 7– 6
David Warner	Will^m Ransom			20471	0– 7– 0
Amon T. Griffing	J^no Staples			1796	0– 7– 0
Obadiah Havens	P. Fowler			40069	0– 6– 0
Deacon Talmage	Jn^o Bonner			1592	0– 4– 0
Cap^t J. Isaacs	L Epine (Gold)			——	0– 5– 0
Amos Ryan	Jn^o Hyland			6773	0– 6– 0
Deacon Horton	P^r Dupont			2268	0–18– 0
David Pain	J. Warwick			2390	0– 6– 0
Hunting Miller	Rich^d Hale			344	0– 5– 0
David Hand	Johan Ward	233	Fusee, Chain, Verge, Pevet, &c	——	0–13– 0
Francis Havens	Alex^r Hollisone			505	0– 8– 0
David Hedges	Will Ransom			34023	0– 7– 6
Ab^m Tuthill	N. Clark			5547	0– 9– 0
Silva Cook	G. Mayner			2050	0– 7– 6
Coll. S. Dering	Eff. Embree			3627	0–11– 0
Job Woodruf	Rob^t Strand			25021	0–12– 0
Joseph Moore	Jn^o Denby			4040	0– 5– 0
Eza L Hommedieu	Marm^d Storr			1226	0– 5– 0
Edw^d Mulford	Ja Vanruyven			1024	0– 8– 0
David Sherril	H Tyler			11776	0– 5– 0
Lem^l Payne	M. Baker			3776	0– 8– 0
Byram Havens	James Watts			5930	0– 5– 0
Capt D. Sayre	W^m Downham			1888	0– 5– 0
Isaac Morehouse	Baker & Baylis	59x9a – 233		313	£ 0– 5– 0
Septemus Osborn	——		scrach^d in Case	48462	0– 8– 0
						£117– 3– 9

[p. [391]] [p. [392]] [p. [393]] [p. [394]] [p. [395]]

Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Domestic Equipment
To 2 flyars & 2 Spools	59X6 – [12]	£ 0– 4– 6
To making Busk		0– 4– 0
To Spindle Flys Spool		0– 4– 8
To Spindle & Flyars	[13]	0– 4– 0
To Spindle		0– 3– 0
To Flyars		0– 1– 6
To head on Spool		0– 0– 5
To Spool & Whirl		0– 1– 0
To W. Wheel	[14]	0–12– 0
To pair Swifts		0– 5– 0
To Spool Nebs &c		0– 2– 0
To 22 Spools		0– 8– 0
To whirl &c.		0– 0– 6
To W. Wheel	[15]	0–15– 0
To 1 Sneath Nebs & Rake		0– 7– 0
To 1 Dozen Spools		0– 4– 0
To heads in Bottle		0– 1– 6
To repair W. Wheel		0– 2– 0
To pair Swifts		0– 4– 6
To bore holes, put in Staple in yoke	[17]	0– 0– 6
To Spindle	[18]	0– 2– 6
To 5 Shives in Blocks		0– 2– 6
To Churn Dash &c	[19]	0– 1– 0
To 1 Spool		0– 0– 9
to 1 Spool		0– 0– 9
To 1 Woolen Wheel & Spindle	59x9a – 8	0–15– 0
To Spindle & Whorl to D^ch Wheel		0– 2–10
To Head & Box Spool	9	0– 0– 5
To Points & Eye to Shuttle	25	0– 1– 3
To rep^r Woolen Wheel	26	0– 2– 0
To rep^r D. Wheel	55	0– 1– 6
To 1 Whorl	88	0– 0– 6
To 1 Spoole		0– 0– 8
To 19 Spools	143	0– 6– 4
To 1 Spoole	149	0– 0– 8
To make Corn Broom & handle	59x9a– 150	£ 0– 1– 0
To mend D^ch Wheel	157	0– 1– 0
To 19 Spools	165	0– 6– 4
To mend Churn dash		0– 0– 6
To Meat Bench		0– 3– 0
			£ 6–15– 7
Gun Repair
To Stock 1 gun & mend Breech-brass &c	99	1– 6– 0
To Stock 1 Gun Rod &c. &c	166	1–11– 0
			2–17– 0
Metalwork
To tram^l I[ron] Head [Parsons' mill]	59x6 – [14]	0– 1– 6
To Screw to Coffee Mill	[17]	0– 0– 6
To wire Flyars	59x9a – 43	0– 0– 7
To Wire Flyars	49	0– 0– 6
To Wire Flyars	149	0– 0– 6
To wire Flyars	153	0– 0– 6
To 2 Pot-lids	165	0– 1– 9
			0– 5–10
Sale of Produce and/or Merchandise
To 1 Stove [oil stove for Josiah Mulford?]	59x6 – [19]	0– 4– 0
			0– 4– 0
Toolmaking and Repairing
To trim hand Saw & mend S[saw] H[handle]	[14]	0– 2– 6
To mend S. handle		0– 0– 9
To Hammer-Handle		0– 0– 9
To 6 Rakes	[15]	0–18– 0
To 2 Cradles		1– 0– 0
To Teeth &c Rake	[16]	0– 0– 9
To Rake head		0– 1– 0
To Cradle Finger		0– 1– 0
To 2 fingers & 1 brace Cradle		0– 2– 6
To make Screw to Auger		0– 1– 0
To bow in Rake		0– 0– 4
To Cradle		0–10– 0
To trim Saw & 2 Screws		0– 2– 6
To Sneath finger to Cradle &c		0– 3– 6
To Cradle		0–10– 0
To 1 Sneath	[17]	0– 4– 0
To 1 Sneath		0– 4– 0
To make Sneath & 2 Nebs		0– 2– 0
To 1 Rake		0– 2– 6
To Head & bows to D^o		0– 1– 9
To 1 Rake	59x9a – 1	£ 0– 2– 0
To Trim Hand-Saw	15	0– 1– 3
To 1 Rake	25	0– 3– 0
To 1 Grain Cradle		0–10– 0
To 1 Rake	39	0– 3– 0
To Heads to 2 Rakes & Bows to one	53	0– 3– 6
To Head & Bows to Rake	58	0– 1– 6
To Sneath, Finger &c to Cradle		0– 3– 6
To 3 Rake heads	86	0– 2– 3
To Trim Hand-Saw	93	0– 1– 6
To Sneath, Nebs & 1 Rake		0– 7– 0
To 1 Shovel-Handle	126	0– 3– 0
To 2 Rakes and 1 Fork Handle	143	0– 6– 6
To make Sneath & 1 pair of Nebs		0– 2– 0
To 1 Sneath	147	0– 4– 0
To Rake Head & Bows	149	0– 1– 6
To hang Grinstone & trim		0– 4– 0
To mend Harrow	150	0– 0– 9
To make 1 Swingel		0– 0– 6
To mend Rake 9^d to Crdle finger 1/	153	0– 1– 9
To Bows in Rake 6^d & bore yoke & put staple in		0– 1– 0
To 1 Rake a Head & Bows to another		0– 4– 3
To 1 Cradle Finger	155	0– 1– 0
To 2 Posts & 1 Finger to D^o		0– 3– 0
To trim Handsaw		0– 1– 0
To 1 Ax-Helve	158	0– 1– 0
To Head on Rake		0– 1– 6
To 1 pair of Nebs		0– 0– 6
To 1 pair of Nebs		0– 0– 6
To 1 Shovel Handle	163	0– 3– 0
To 1 Spade Handle & mend Shovel D^o		0– 2–10
To trim Hand Saw		0– 1– 0
To 1 Hammer Handle &c		0– 1– 0
To Eel Spear Pole	165	0– 1– 6
To Rep^r Cradle		0– 3– 0
To 1 Rakehead		0– 1– 3
To mend Sneath		0– 1– 0
			8–15– 8
Wheelwrighting
Abraham Sherril ju^r D^r To put Tongue in Cart	23	0– 4– 0
To mend Riding Chair	39	0– 4– 0
To small Waggon [child's?]	136	0– 5– 0
Axltree Cart & 1 Rave & Rounds	149	0– 7– 0
To put Tongue in Cart		0– 4– 0
To Axletree Cart	150	0– 5– 0
			1– 9– 0
Work, Miscellaneous
To myself [Nathaniel V] and Asa two days each at 9/ per Day	59x6 – [18]	£ 0–18– 0
			£ 0–18– 0
		TOTAL PRODUCTION	£233– 4– 0 3/4
Contra
By 19 Feet of Oak Board	[185]	£ ——
By Cash of Miller Dayton		2– 0– 4
By Sawing 49 Feet of Cherry Plank		——
By Cash by the hands of D^r Gardiner	59x9a – Index (opposite M)	9–16– 0
By Carting Hay from Plains 1 load 4/ & D^o down lot 1/	1	0– 5– 0
By Horse to Ride to Sag Harbr	5	0– 2– 0
By Carting 1 load of Wood from Harb^r Lot	8	0– 5– 0
By d^o 2 D^o of Timber from Grassy hollow		0–16– 0
By Carting Wood from Harb^r Lot 1 load	9	0– 5– 0
By D^o from J hole D^o		0– 3– 0
By Cash by your Boy	11	1– 0– 9
By Sowing with Rye & Harrowing 2 Acres @ Amaganset Close	12	0– 6– 0
By Carting 1 load of wood from Harb^r Lot &c	14	0– 5– 6
By Lamb-Mutton 17^lb 3/4 at 5^d	15	0– 7– 4
By Cart 1 Load of Wood from J. hole	23	0– 3– 0
By Cart 1 Load from Harb^r Lot & cut	25	0– 5– 6
By sole Pomps double stitch & Straps	26	——
By Carting Wood from Harb^r Lot	29	0– 5– 0
By D^o D^o		0– 5– 0
By Work 1 1/2 @ 4/on my Suit		0– 6– 0
By Tayloring 2 Days @ 4/	38	0– 8– 0
By Weaveing Ticken 13 y^ds	43	0–19– 6
By D^o 17 1/2 @ 1		0–17– 6
By D^o Blanketing 5 y^ds		0– 5– 8
By D^o Linnen 12 1/2 yards		0–10– 0
By D^o 14 yards, 3 1/2 of it Flannel the rest Blanketing		0–11– 6
By Cash of Jonathan Mulford Ju^r, Exec^tr	50	0–15– 8 1/2
By Carting Wood from Harb^r-lot 1 load	53	0– 5– 0
By Carting Wood 1 load from Harb^r Lot	55	0– 5– 0
By Carting 2 loads Poles from J. Hole		0– 6– 0
By D^o Wood from Harb^r lot 1 load		0– 5– 0
By D^o D^o		0– 5– 0
By D^o 3 loads from J. Hole		0– 9– 0
By Plowing 2 Days at Amaganset Close	58	——
By 1 pair of Shoes for Clara	59x9a – 68	£0– 9– 0
By D^o for Clara (Tempe had y^e other)		0– 9– 0
By Horse to go to Fireplace with Waggon	72	0– 2– 6
By D^o to Ride to Sagg Harb^r		0– 2– 0
By Carting Wood from Harb^r lot 1 load	77	0– 5– 0
By D^o D^o		0– 5– 0
By D^o D^o		0– 5– 0
By D^o D^o		0– 5– 0
By Cash 5 Doll's	78	2– 0– 0
By Wheat & Rye 1 Bush^l each		1– 0– 6
By Cart Wood from J. Hole 2 loads	88A	0– 5– 4
By D^o from Harb^r Lot 1		0– 5– 0
By Horse to Ride to Sagg-Harb^r		0– 2– 0
By Cart Timber from Grassy Hollow 1 load		0– 8– 0
By D^o Wood from Harb^r Lot 1 load		0– 5– 0
By Carting 1 load of Wood from Harb^r Lot	112A	0– 5– 0
By D^o 1 D^o		0– 5– 0
By D^o 1 D^o		0– 5– 0
By Carting Wood 1 load from Harb^r lot	114	0– 5– 0
By D^o 1 D^o		0– 5– 0
By D^o 1 D^o		0– 5– 0
By Plowing in ye Lot about 30 Rods of Ground	118	0– 3– 0
By Cash for Ball^c	124	0–16–11
By Turnips 2 bush^ls & 1/2 peck	138	0– 5– 0
By Cash	141	1–11– 4
By Carting Wood 1 load from Harb^r Lot	143	0– 5– 0
By D^o 2 D^o		0–10– 0
By D^o 1 D^o		0– 5– 0
By D^o 1 D^o		0– 5– 0
By D^o 3 D^o		0– 5– 0
By Carting Corn & Stalks from Amaganset Close 2 loads	149	0– 4– 6
By D^o Wood from J Hole 3 loads & cut		0– 9– 0
By D^o from Harb^r Lot		0– 5– 0
By Potatoes 3 pks		0– 1– 0
By Cash 1 1/2 Dolls	153	0–12– 0
By Cash, Viz. U.S. 5 Dollar Bank-Note N^o 1378	155	2– 0– 0
By Molasses 10 gall^s @ 5/		2–10– 0
By 1 fat Ox W^t 596 1/4^lb @ 4^d		9–18– 9
By Carting Hay 1/2 load from Nathan Dayton's	157	0– 2– 0
By Harrowing Corn 2 Acr^s–&c–		0–16– 0
By Beef 1 Quarter 77^lb at 4^d		1– 5– 8
By Carting Wood 1 Load from Harb^r Lot		0– 5– 0
By D^o D^o	158	0– 5– 0
By Cart Dung, Plow, Saw &c 65 Rods in y^e Lot	59x9a – 159	£ 0– 6– 0
By D^o Wood, 1 Load from Harb^r Lot		0– 5– 0
By 1 fat Cow W^t 450^lb at 2 1/2	160	4–13– 9
By Cash 1 Dollar	168	0– 8– 0
		TOTAL INCOME	£ 59–10– 6 1/2

[p. [396]]

1810
Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Cabinetmaking
To makeing Chest your boards	59x6 – [66]	£ 0–12– 0
To Back and top to great Chair	[70]	0– 2– 6
To put 2 Rounds in Chair	9	0– 1– 0
To hang grindstone & frame	16	0– 6– 0
To 1 Bedsted short posts	19	0–14– 0
To Chest for Peter	21	1– 4– 0
To 1 Stand	23	0–10– 0
To Bedsted & Stand	27	1–18– 0
To 6 Chairs @ 9/	29	2–14– 0
To put 3 rounds in chair	30	0– 1– 0
To 6 Rollers for Wind Curtains		0– 1– 6
To Repair old Drawers	31	0–14– 0
To 1 Bedsted 2 long posts	35	1– 4– 0
To 1 Desk	37	10– 0– 0
To mend Stand	38	0– 2– 0
To make rockers to Cradle & paint D^o	42	0– 4– 6
To mend 3 old Chairs		0– 2– 6
To make Draw to Mulford [Stratton Chest]		0– 2– 0
To cherry breakfast table	54	2– 0– 0
To mend Stand & Chair		0– 3– 0
To rocking chair		0–14– 0
To 2 Mahogany Tables @ 4£		8– 0– 0
To Bedsted	55	0–16– 0
			£32– 6– 0
Carpentry
To half Day & Lewis D^o [fitting new saw for hanging in Saw Mill] mend Crane &c.	[186]	0– 6– 0
To 3 1/3 Days & Boy 4 D^o on stock points		1– 6– 0
To 9 lights of Sashes at 5^d	36	0– 3– 9
To 3 window frames 12 lights 1 of 20		1– 3– 0
To alter 2 frames		0– 2– 0
To Isaac Peter work on Mill	54	0– 3– 0
To put Tail in Mill 1 1/3 Day	57	0–10– 0
			3–13– 9
Cash
To Cash £2–12.3	59x6 – 54	£ 2–12– 3
			£ 2–12– 3
Clock and Watch Work
March 7 Benjamin Miller To 9 Doll^s due for part of timepiece	29	3–12– 0

[p. [397]]

Owner	Maker	MS and page	Repair	Serial number	Charge	Totals
Asa Miller	M. Dexter	59x9a – 197		1019	£0– 6– 0
John Smith	Geo^eEdwards			34036	0–12– 0
Silas Jessup	Cha^s Deake			2608	0– 7– 6
Esq^r Dayton	E P in Case			6797	0– 7– 6
Oliver Sayre	Swanson			6165	0–10– 6
Tho^s Baker	R. Robinson			18010	0–10– 0
Jere Miller	Jn^o Stillas	198		543	0– 6– 0
Tho^s Baker	R. Robinson			18010	0–16– 0
Cap^t W. Parker	Joh And Zolling			——	0– 6– 0
Silva Parsons	B. Careson			30804	0– 9– 6
Josua Penny	W N B			812	0– 6– 0
Elnatha Parsons Clock.	N.D			——	0–16– 0
Jere Dayton	T. Strong			59267	0– 6– 0
Uriah Smith	Mitchel & Mott			2621	0– 7– 6
Elnathan Parsons	E. Embree			546	0– 8– 0
Benjⁿ Miller	Rich^d Bentley			909	0–10– 0
Henry Topping	Hyland		MS &c &c	15937	1– 0– 0
Ez^kl Paine	J. Kirby	198		——	0– 7– 6
Cap^t Silva Howell	P. Trueman			7054	0–11– 0
Jere Sherry	Newman			14257	0–12– 0
Ab^m Bennet	Jos^h Fleetwood			98	0– 6– 0
Ab^m Gardiner	Tarts			2230	0– 6– 0
W. Foster	Embree			216	0–10– 0
Cha^s &c Mulford	Rich^d Ovingham			35982	0– 8– 0
Ab^m Parsons Esq^r	P. Johnson			4803	0– 6– 0
Jere Dayton Ju^r	T. Strong		M S	59267	0–10– 0
John Dayton	Benjⁿ Edwards			15339	0– 8– 0
D. Talmage J^r	W N B		Bale	812	0–10– 0
Abra^m Paine	Geo^e Williams			25392	0– 7– 6
Doctor A. Huntingⁿ	——			8626 in case	0– 8– 6
Joseph Moore	Jn Denby			4040	0– 9– 0
Silas Negro Ga^nr	——		MS &c &c	19922 in case	0–18– 0
John H. Cooper	C. Mortimore			643	0– 6– 0
Elisha Mulford	Will^m Morgan			69850	0– 7– 0
M^rs Reeve	L. Manly			2582	0– 6– 0
Dan^l Hedges	Tho^s Pasall	198		38615	0–11– 0
D^r Udel	J. & J. Jackson	59x9a – 198		9612	£ 0– 9– 0
Enoch Fithian	Jn^o Edgar			20193	0– 6– 0
Rev^d J. Hunting	J. Alwin			5988	0– 6– 0
Robert Parsons	Tho^s Lyden			12806	0– 8– 0
David Tuthill	Poirot			784	0–12– 0
Elisha Fithian	P. Ovingham			44428	0–12– 0
A. M. Topping	H. Nelson			670	0– 6– 0
Major Corwin	W^m Knowles			813	0– 9– 0
Uriah Smith	Mitchell & Mott			2621	0–11– 0
Cap^t J. Plato	W^m Allison			28720	0–16– 0
Horrace Isaacs	Romilly			12686	0– 7– 6
David Lester	C. Chareson			11481	0– 9– 0
Jason Sanford	Geo^e Haywood			2227	0–16– 0
M^r Hallock	Geo Chalmers			118	0– 6– 0
Thom [illegible]	J. Richardson			341	0–10– 0
Ambrose Parsons	J. Malsak			34203	0– 6– 0
Cap. Tho^s Osborn	W^m Barton			7160	0– 8– 0
Rev^d Mr. Bull [Buel?]	B. Galfield [Gatfield?]			9508	0– 4– 0
Ellis Parsons	Jn^o Champion			14033	0– 6– 0
Isaac Leek	Sam^l Merriman			7383	0– 7– 6
Jonaⁿ Stratton	W^m Ransom			30678	0– 6– 0
Orrin Miller	E. Brownlow			1738	0– 8– 0
Alfred Gable	B. Clowes			1896	0– 7– 0
Terril Peirson	Edw Wheynow			1691	0– 9– 0
Coll. Becwith	P. Fowler			40069	0– 10– 0
Tho^s L. Harris	Tho^s Honeyman			100	0– 8– 0
Deacon B. Sanford	Ja^s Walls		MS &c	5930	0–15– 0
J. Landon Esq^r	R. Innes			10144	0– 9– 0
Dan^l Edwards	W^m M. Fell			902	0– 7– 6
Elihu Edwards	S. Salmon			8313	0– 6– 0
Nath^l Bunce	Rich^d Ovingham			34762	0– 8– 0
Ab^m Mulford	H. Coply			4522	0– 7– 6
Stepn Stamboroug	——		MS &c &c	11889 in case	0–17– 0
Archibald Jayne	Jn^o Mathews			9082	0– 6– 0
Hunting Miller	Rich^d Hale			344	0– 7– 0
Ab^m Barns	C. Retsof			52	0– 6– 0
Polly Moore	Caron			638	0– 7– 0
Ja^s Edwards	W^m Dallington			15173	0– 6– 0
						£36– 9– 0

[p. [398]] [p. [399]] [p. [400]]

Description	MS and page	Charge	Totals
Domestic Equipment
To pair Flyars	59x6 – [64]	£ 0– 2– 0
To D. Wheel Crank		0– 3– 0
To W. Wheel & Spindl		0–16– 0
To Spool and whirl		0– 1– 4
To W. Wheel &c		0–16– 0
To Mend Card	[68]	0– 0– 6
To whirl & board to Spindle	[70]	0– 0– 9
Spool to Wheel		0– 0– 6
To Wool Wheel & Spindle	[72]	0–16– 0
To Wool Wheel & Spindle	[78]	0–16– 0
To Flyars & Spool head	8	0– 2– 3
To Woolen Wheel & Spindle		0–16– 0
To Yoke	9	0– 4– 0
To Repair Dutch Wheel		0– 2– 6
To Axletree wool wheel		0– 0– 9
To Wool Wheel & Spindle	10	0–16– 0
To make Crank to Dutch Wheel	12	0– 3– 0
To heads on Spools	14	0– 0– 6
To Axletree & whirl to wheel	17	0– 1– 3
To Repair Dutch Wheel	19	0– 7– 0
To 19 Spools		0– 6– 4
To mend W. Wheel	24	0– 1– 9
To Repair D. Wheel	25	0– 5– 0
To whirl	30	0– 0– 6
To Repair Dutch Wheel	33	0– 4– 3
To Repair Dutch Wheel		0– 4– 0
To Dutch Wheel	41	0–10– 0
To make shives to Blocks & Shuttle	42	0– 5– 0
To Woolen Wheel and Spindle	45	0–16– 0
To Whirl		0– 0– 4
To Whirl	51	0– 0– 6
To Woolen Wheel & Spindle	52	0–16– 0
To Whirl		0– 0– 6
To Dutch Wheel crank	53	0– 3– 0
To make handle to Dipper	54	0– 1– 0
To repair Dutch Wheel	59x9a – 14	0– 5– 0
			£11– 4– 6
Gun Repair
To Stock Gun &c	59x6 – [64]	1– 6– 0
To braze piece in Gun Barrel	21	0– 3– 0
To work on Gun lock	42	0– 0– 6
			1– 9– 6
Metalwork
To whet & set hand Saw	[66]	0– 1– 3
To Clean & Sharpen Surg^s Ins^t	10	0– 2– 6
To wire Flyars	14	0– 1– 6
To wire Flyars	59x6 – 16	0– 0– 9
To wire Flyars	19	0– 0– 6
To wire 2 pair of Flyars	22	£ 0– 1– 0
To wire Flyars	40	0– 0– 6
To mend key	58	0– 1– 0
To Grinding his Razor	59x9a – 128	0– 1– 0
To Rep^r Steelyards	167	0– 8– 0
			£ 0–18– 0
Sale of Produce and/or Merchandise
To laying cod lines	59x6 – [70]	0– 1– 0
To 2 oz of Steel filings	10	0– 2– 0
To 1 pair hinges & screws to table	21	0– 3– 0
To 6 Appletrees @ 1/6^d	30	0– 9– 0
To 2 Bass W^t 3 3/4 @ 2^d	42	0– 0– 7
			0–15– 7
Toolmaking and Repairing
To put 2 fingers to Cradle	[68]	0– 2– 4
To 2 Rakes at 3/		0– 6– 0
To Rake head and 1 bow	[74]	0– 2– 0
To make corn harrow	9	0– 4– 0
To make garden Rake	10	0– 1– 9
To 1 Rake	11	0– 3– 0
To 1 Rake	19	0– 3– 0
To 2 Rakes at 3/	21	0– 6– 0
To 1 Rake	22	0– 3– 0
To mend Saw handle	28	0– 1– 6
To new bow & 4 teeth to Rake	30	0– 0– 9
To cuting Ran-file	42	0– 0– 4
To cuting another D^o		0– 0– 4
To making Spade handle		0– 1– 6
To head for Coal Rake		0– 0– 6
To cuting 2 Ran files		0– 0– 8
To cut off teeth and whet up Saw	45	0– 4– 0
To 2 Rakebows	51	0– 0– 8
To make Barrow to wheel	52	0–10– 0
Triming saw	59x9a – 167	0– 1– 4
To extra triming saw		0– 2– 0
			2–14– 8
		TOTAL PRODUCTION	£92– 3– 3
Contra
Credit by cuting 9 1/2 loads of wood at 1/3^d eels 1/	59x6 – [64]	£0–12– 0
To thirteen Dollars and 1/2	[68]	5– 6– 0
To Calf skin Weight 7 lb at 1/		0– 7– 0
By piece of Gold	[79]	2– 9– 9
By horse twice for John ride harbor		0– 5– 0
By 34 lb of Mutton @ 4^d	21	0–11– 4
By 32 1/2 lb of Mutton @ 4^d		0–10– 9
By Cash		0– 6– 0
By piece of Mahoggany of Edward [Mulford]	24	0– 4– 0
By Cash	59x6 – 33	£ 0– 5– 6
By Cash	35	1– 3– 6
By Cash	36	3– 6– 6
By Cash	37	10– 0– 0
By weaving	38
By 14/ in Cash		0–14– 0
By 30 Dollars	41	12– 0– 0
By 15 lb of Wool @ 4/6^d		3– 7– 6
By 3 barrels of Cider at 8/		1– 4– 0
By Stick of walnut timber	44	0– 2– 0
By 1 wild Goose W^t 5 1/2 lb @ 5^d	45	0– 2– 4
By 1 1/2 Doz Eels W^t 9 lb @ 3^d		0– 2– 3
By 1 Doz Eels W^t 6 lb 1/4 @ 3^d		0– 1– 7
By 1 Doz Eels W^t 5 lb 14 oz @ 3^d		0– 1– 6
By 6 lb of fish at 2 1/2		0– 1– 3
By 7 lb. of Flax @ 1/3^d	50	0– 8– 9
By 23 lb of Flax @ 1/3^d		1– 8– 9
By 11 lb of flax @ 1/3^d & other articles		1–11– 9
By 5 hundred of hay @ 5/ and carting	52	1– 6– 0
By 13 lb 10 oz of Beef @ 4^d		0– 4– 7
By 30 lb of Cod fish @ 3^d 1/2		0– 8– 9
By 2 Gallons of mollasses		0–10– 0
By 237 lb of Beef of David S[herrill] @ 4^d	53	3–19– 0
By 6 lb of Sugar @ 1/	54	0– 6– 0
By mending Pair Shoes		——
By makeing pair Shoes for Nancy		——
By Cuting Wood 1 load	59x9a – 19	0– 1– 6
By butchering & Salt Pork		0– 6– 0
By Rye 1 Bushel @	47	0– 6– 0
By 27 yds Linen 34 Reed	96	——
To 1 Steer Hide W^t 66 lb	165	1– 2– 0
To 1 Cow Hide W^t 65		1– 1– 8
To a Watch 12^$		4–16– 0
By Butter 18^lb
		TOTAL INCOME	£61– 0– 6

[p. [401]] [p. [402]] [p. [403]] [p. [404]] [p. [405]] [p. [406]]

1820
Description	MS and page		Charge	Totals
Cabinetmaking
To makeing clapper to bellows	M310 – 2		£ 0– 0– 6
to framing lookinglass	34		0– 4– 0
to mending chair	42		0– 1– 0
to 1 post and 3 rounds to a Chair	66		0– 2– 0
to a cherry stand	68		0–12– 0
to frame a looking-glass			0– 2– 0
to makeing a Coffen for your Father, part your stuff			1– 0– 0
To 2 small benches @ 6/	73		0–12– 0
to finish over the frame of a lookinglass	M310– 72		£ 0– 4– 0
to 2 footstools @ 7/	74		0–14– 0
to a plain footstool			0– 3– 0
to alter firescreen and mend warmⁱⁿ pan			0– 8– 0
To repairing his Clock (Josiah Smith of Moriches) and makeing a Cherry case to D^o	59x6 – 45		9–12– 0
To a cherry stand	59x9.21 – 31		0–12– 0
				£14– 6– 6
Carpentry
to 30 lights of sashes paint set glass & putty D^o @ 9d	M310 – 6		1– 2– 6
to 6 lights of sashes paint set glass & putty & stock	42		0– 6– 0
to a small window frame	68		0– 3– 0
To 1 3/4 Days on [Gardiner's] Island repairing To machine	70		0–12– 0
To shaft to Capstan	59x6 – 57		0– 3– 6
				2– 7– 0
Cash
to cash	M310 – 59		1– 2–10
				1– 2–10
Clock and Watch Work and Jewelry Repair
to mend silver Watch key and put in pipe	53		0– 2– 0
to clean his Watch see credit page Aug. 16 [credit page "By 6 shillings in cash"]	73		0– 6– 0
to pendant bow to watch			0– 1– 0
to clean Davids watch & mend Sallys earing	74		0– 7– 0
to clean and bush his Watch	75		0– 9– 0
To repair Jeremiahs Clock	59x6 – 24		1– 4– 0
To repairing his Clock (Josiah Smith of Moriches) [See cabinetmaking entry]	45
Dec. 17, 1820 Elijah Simons to cut Wheels to clock	59x9.21 – E	$ .18 3/4
Mar. 1, 1820 Elnathan Parsons to clean Watch Name Stockton N^o 909		.75
to clean & rep^r main spring Name Jn^o Edgar 20193		1.00
to rep^r click spring Name Benjn Kirkinwood London N^o 3852		.25
to Clean watch & hook to Main Spg	H	1.50
to Clean watch Name Rich^d Ovingham London N^o 59692		.62 1/2
to finger ring		.50
to watch key		.31
to Clean Watch & glass	J	1.00
to mend chain [watch]		.37 1/2
to Watch glass	59x9.21 – L	$ .25
to Clean Watch		.62 1/2
to Clean Watch name James Jacks		.62 1/2
to Glass	M	.25
to Clean watch, Josh Bill London N^o 915	N	.62 1/2
to mend watch key		1.25
to rep^r Watch	P	1.00
to Clean Watch &c		.75
to put hook on chain	R	.37 1/2
to regulating hand		.62 1/2
to Watch key	S	.12 1/2
to Clean Watch		.75
to mend ear ring		.18 3/4
to pair ear rings		.50
to glass to watch		.25
to Clean Watch R^d Hampton London 4203	24	.75
to rep^r Watch		.75
to put in verge pivot		.87 1/2
to mend watch hand		.25
Rep^r B Wheel	25	.75
to Clean Watch Name T Strong London N^o 13022		.75
to rep^r Watch		.25
to Clean Watch Name Wm Williams Dublin N^o 9584		.62 1/2
to Clean Watch		.62 1/2
to key ring & Glass take up hair spg		.50
to clean watch	26	.75
to Clean Watch Norton London N^o 3503		.62 1/2
to Clean Watch Pearce & Son N^o 8419		.62 1/2
to free Verge & key pipe		.25 1/2
to watch key & seal gold	31	2.00
to rep^r watch	33	———
to put in pivot to verge		1.00
		$26.06 1/2	£10– 4– 3
				£12–13– 3
Domestic Equipment
to a pair of flyers	M310 – 1		£ 0– 2– 0
to a slat put in a Hackle [hatchel]			0– 1– 0
to reel-shaft arms & 1 standard &c.	15		0– 5– 6
to a whirl 6^d	25		0– 0– 6
to a pair of flyers & 1 Spool	28		0– 3– 0
to a Large head on Spool	36		0– 0– 6
to 2 heads and boxes in 1 spool & 1 head & box another	42		0– 1– 4
to an Apple-peeler	61		0– 6– 0
Spool & whirl to Dutch wheel	64		0– 1– 6
to whirl to dutch wheel	M310 – 68		£ 0– 0– 6
to boards on two Spindles			0– 0–10
to a swingling knife	82		0– 1– 0
to 7 weavers spools @ 6^d	83		0– 3– 6
to 1 woolen wheel	108		1– 0– 0
to mend umbrella	59x9.21 – E	$ .12 1/2	0– 1– 0
				£ 2– 8– 2
Gun Repair
to a cartridge box and alter gunlock	M310 – 73		0– 3– 0
to stocking a gun 3 thimbles 3 Loops & sight			1–12– 0
to 2 Rifles @ 6^d [wood training rifles?]	79		0– 1– 0
To repair gun lock	59x6 – 24		0– 3– 0
to screw to gunlock	59X9.21 – H	$ .25
to two screws to Gun	J	.18 1/4
to put seite on gun	N	.18 3/4
to mend gun lock & rod	S	.25
to hammer Spg to gun	2	.25
		1.12	0– 9– 0
				£ 2– 8– 0
Metalwork
To cutting a Ran file	M310 – 26		0– 0– 6
to whet and setting handsaw	28		0– 1– 3
to mend lock and put it on a Table To screws &c.	57		0– 1– 6
to mending brass kettle	59		0– 1– 2
to wheting handsaw with his File	68		0– 9– 0
to wireing Flyers	76		0– 9– 0
to wireing Flyers paid	77		0– 1– 0
to repair trunk lock	81		0– 1– 0
to an ear pin to a Pail & wire Flyers	82		0– 1– 2
To sharpen saw & 2 knives	59x6 – 10		0– 3– 6
To make 2 Silver needles with steel points	59x9a – 161		0–10– 0
To shorten pair of Scissors			0– 1– 8
To New makeing large Steelyards	164		1– 4– 0
to cock screw & finish irons	59x9.21 – 2	.37 1/2
to Clean & rep^r dovetail irons		.75
to mend chain & bush irons		.75
to dice [dies?] iron & steel		.50
		2.37	0–19– 0
				4– 3– 9
Sale of Produce and/or Merchandise
to 11 1/2 lb. of Veal @ 3^d 3/4	M310 – 68		0– 3– 6
To 2 calfskins w^t of both 15 lb 3/4 @ 1/	73		0–15– 9
to a quarter of Veal w^t 10 @ 4^d			0– 3– 4
to a Calfskin w^t 9 1/4 lb. @ 1/			0– 9– 3
to a Hide w^t 47 @	M310 – 73		£ 0–18– 9
to 5 1/2 lb. of Veal @ 3^d	79		0– 1– 4
to 1 Bushel of Apples @ 2/ & 1/2 peck Quinces			0– 2– 6
To 8 3/4 lb of Veal @ 4	82		0– 2–10
Hook Seine Company to lay 1 lb twine	59x9.21 – H	$ .18 3/4
to Snuff	W	.02
		.20 3/4	0– 1– 8
				£ 2–18–11
Toolmaking and Repairing
to a handle	M310 – 1		0– 1– 4
to dung fork			0– 2– 0
to 3 teeth in a rake & churndash			0– 0– 7
to wedging box in cartwheel	2		0– 1– 0
to refit rake head 1 Bow & 1 Tooth to D^o	11		0– 0– 9
To mending a Rake			0– 0– 6
to put finger in a cradle	18		0– 1– 6
to mending Straw cutting machine	57		0– 3– 0
to rake head and bows 2/6 to shift hand D^o 6^d	59		0– 3– 0
to a Sneath			0– 3– 0
To a Rake head	66		0– 1– 9
to a cradle finger	69		0– 1– 6
To put 2 Fingers 2 rods & 1 brace to a Cradle	73		0– 4– 6
To 2 handstaves to flails			0– 2– 6
To makeing 4 fingers to a Cradle	79		0– 5– 0
To makeing Pitchfork handle			0– 1– 6
To a Cradle Scythe heel ring &c	59x6 – 14		1– 1– 6
To 2 Cradle fingers	24		0– 3– 0
To a Cradle except Sneath			0– 9– 0
to straw splitter	59x9.21 – F	.08
to Six awl hafts at 8^d	M	.50
		.58	0– 4– 8
				3–13– 7
Wheelwrighting
to 1/2 Day fastendhoops cogs & mend brake	M310 – 5		0– 3– 0
to makeing a calash to carriage &c.	14		1– 0– 0
to 3 1/2 Days put in a set of cogs &c.	78		1– 4– 6
to dressing out 52 cogs at home			0–16– 0
To fasten waggon box and fix sword	82		0– 1– 0
				3– 4– 6
Wood Products
to a bunch of chip	M310 – 51		£ 0– 2– 0
to hat chip	59		0– 1– 0
to 2 bunches of fine chip @ 2/	62		0– 4– 0
to 2 bunches of coarse chip @ 1/			0– 2– 0
to chip ^[3] to make a bonnet	82		0– 2– 0
				0–11– 0
		TOTAL PRODUCTION		£49–17– 6
Contra
by a Big Weight 47 1/2 lb at 4^cts	M310– 13		£ 0–15– 2
by cash
by 2 bushels of wheat & screws to balance	14		1– 1– 9
by 20 3/4 lb. of Wool	19		3– 2– 3
by 6/ for Cleaning his watch &c Debit Nov^r 29			0– 6– 0
by tin pan	38		0– 3– 0
by 2 quarts of Vinegar			0– 1– 0
By Cash to Balance	40		1–14–10
by carting dung ploughing & 2 Days in lot	42		——
by a walnut Log 8 feet long	45		0– 8– 0
by planting corn in the lot	50		0–12– 0
by cash £2.9.4	54		2– 9– 4
By 7 1/2 lb. of Veal part of fore Quarter @ 3^d			0– 1– 11
by carting 3 loads of Wood from 2 holes	61		0–12– 0
By 1 Day carting dung & plowing in the lot	66		0–12– 0
By cutting rakeing & carting 1 load in hay			0–10– 0
By carting 1 load of Wood from H lot			0– 5– 0
By carting 2 loads of wood from H lot	69		0–10– 0
By D^o 2 D^o and cutting 2			0–12– 0
By D^o 2 D^o and cutting 2			0–12– 0
By D^o 2 D^o and cutting 2			0–12– 0
By D^o 2 D^o and cutting 2			0–12– 0
By cash	70		2–11– 0
By 6 dollars in bills	73		2– 8– 0
by 6 shillings in cash			0– 6– 0
By cash	74		1–12– 6
By 2 bushels of Rye	78		0–10– 0
By 2 bushels of Rye and corn hog feed			0– 8– 0
By 2 Pigs 5 weeks old @ 6/	80		0–12– 0
By 2 bushels of Rye	108		——
By 1 bushel of Rye			——
By leading a cow from A. Mi	59x6 – 16		0– 3– 0
By outside right on Montauk	24		0– 8– 0
By 1/2 peck of stone lime			0– 1– 0
By passage to Sag harbor			0– 2– 0
By 10 Dollars	45		4– 0– 0
3 bushels of rye at 6/	57		0–18– 0
		TOTAL INCOME		£30–11– 9

Notes

[1*] The plus sign warns that the total would be greater if some of the entries had not been torn off.

[2*] The plus sign warns that the total would be greater if some of the entries had not been torn off.

[3*] "Chip, Wood (or woody fibre) split into thin strips for making hats and bonnets."—O.E.D.

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Hummel, Charles F. / With hammer in hand; the Dominy craftsmen of East Hampton, New York (1968)

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Appendix B

Categories of Production and Income for the Dominy Craftsmen for Sample Years, 1765–1820

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