- negro boy Harry (age 24)
- one sorrell horse
- one clock
- two feather beds and furniture
- 8 head of cattle
- 30 head of hogs
- one woman’s saddle
- one man’s saddle
- 8 chairs
- 2 pots
- 2 ovens
- one skillet
- 3 pails
- one washing tub
- 3 tin pans
- 2 tin buckets
- 12 plates
- one desk
- one set of tea cups and saucers
- 2 glass pitchers
- one trunk
- one band box
- one sugar box
- one looking glass
- one set of knives and forks
- one loom
- 3 bedsteads
- one table
- one spinning wheel
- one pair cotton cards
- 2 bottles
Musings on family history, regional history, book reviews, and miscellaneous observations and comments by a genealogist and librarian living near the Great Smoky Mountains in East Tennessee.
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
What $550 Bought in 1828
I'm in the midst of analyzing a lot of records for a report. I came across an interesting chattel deed from 1828. Here's a list of what $550 could buy in 1828 in northeast Mississippi:
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