The attachment is the Letter of Administration of Major Ebenezer Robinson, Sr. who died in Roxbury, Feb. 16, 1802 and is located at the Del. Co. Surrogates Office in Delhi. --Wade Robinson, June 9, 1998
Transcription of Original Document
Letter of Administration (1794-1844) page 111 original
David Robinson of the estate of Major Ebenezer Robinson,
late of Delaware County
(Major, 7th Regiment Dutchess Co. Militia - Revolutionary War)
Deceased: February 16, 1802
Witnessed: Anthony Marvine, Surrogate
Original Documents viewed at:
Delaware County, NY Surrogate's Office
Delaware County Clerk's Office Delhi, New York July 2, 1997
An inventory of the goods and chattels and credits which were of Ebenezer Robinson,
deceased, taken by us this 23rd day of March, in the year of our lord 1802.
4 Cows - 50 Dollars, One yoak of Oxen - 40 Dollars, 2 Horses - 60 Dollars $150.00
8 Sheep - 10 Dollars, 5 Hogs - 8 Dollars, 2 Calves - 5 Dollars, 1 Drag - .50 25.50
1 Cart - 3 Dollars, 1 Plough - 1 Dollar 50 cents, 2 Sleds 3 Dollars, one Axe 1Doll 8.50
1 Pitchfork & 1 Rakes - 37 Cents, 1 Stub Sythe - 36 Cents .73
2 Sythes & Tackling - 1 Dollar 50 Cents, One Yoak and Chain 1 Dollar 50 Cents 3.00
1 Set of Horse Tackling - 2 Dollars 50 Cents, 2 Saddles - 8 Dollars 10.50
2 Kettles & 1 pot - 10 Dollars, Tea Kettle - one Dollar 11.00
1 Pan& 1 Shovel & Tongs, 1 Gridiron and 2 Trammels - 3 Dollars 3.00
1 Pair Flat Irons, One Pair Hand Irons, 1 Crow Bar - 2 Dollars 2.00
1 Pair Steel Yards - 1 Dollar 25 Cents, one Drawing Knife - 25 Cents, 2 Augar 25.50
1 Old Iron - 1 Dollar, 1 Hatchet - 1 Dollar, 1 Looking Glass - 1 Dollar 50 Cents 3.50
1 Small Trunk 0 1 Dollar, 1 mortar, 1 Candle Stick, 1 Pair Shears - 18 Cents 1.18
2 Bridles 25 Cents & wheels & one Real - 4 Dollar 75 Cents, 1 Tub - 75 Cents 5.25
4 Bails 1 Dollar 25 Cents, 5 Chairs - 2 Dollars, 1 Table -1 Dollar 50 Cents & 2 Dol 6.75
Earthen dishes, knives, forks & spoons - 3 Dollars 3.00
1 Milk Pan, 2 Wooden dishes, 6 trenchers - 75 Cents .75
1 Gun and Cartridge Box - 3 Dollars, 1 Sieve 25 Cents, 1 Trunk - 50 Cents 3.75
1 Shaft Axe, one hatchet 75 Cents, 1 dinner horn 12 Cents .87
Clothes Cupboard 4 Dollars, 1 fan, 1 half bushel and peck - 75 Cents 4.75
2 Beds and Bedding - 20 Dollars, 1 Churn - 50 Cents, 2 Hoes 50 Cents 21.00
Tubs and Barrels - 4 Dollars, 5 Bags - 1 Dollar 25 Cents, 4 Trays - 50 Cents 5.75
Sundry articles of furniture - 2 Dollars 11 Cents, Grain on the Ground 25 Dollars 27.11
2 Bedheads 1 Dollar 50 Cents, 1 Fro 12 Cents, Wearing Appar & 1 Hatchet 11 D 12.75
40 Bushels of Wheat - 30 Dollars, 20 Bushels Rye - 10 Dollars 40.00
30 Pounds of Flax - 4 Dollars, 1 hand saw - 50 Cents 4.50
Cash 18 Dollars, due on Book 4 Dollars and 16 Cents 22.16
Stephen Robinson, Nathaniel Robinson, Samuel Boughton $378.00
You swear that the written inventory is just and true: David Robinson
Sworn and Subscribed to this 16th day of August, 1802 before me: Anthony Marvine
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