State of Louisiana
City of New Orleans
Be it known that on this thirteenth day of August Eighteen hundred and thirty two by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the honorable the Court of Probates, in and for the City and Parish of New Orleans dated the twenty-eighth day of August Eighteen hundred and thirty two and granted on the Petition of Charles Anderson Jacobs of the said City. Testamentary Executor of the last Will Robert Lewis late of said city deceased, a copy of which said petition and Order of Court is hereto annexed and makes a part of these Patents
I William Young Lewis Notary Public in and for the city of New Orleans duly commissioned and sworn in presence of the witnesses hereinafter named and Thomas W. Farrar Esq. attorney and counselor at law, duly appointed to represent the absent heirs, went to the Dwelling House of the deceased situated in and Poydras Street, Fauxburg, St. Mary and their in the presence of said petitioners and Hardin Lewis Tillman one of eight league ATs are the said deceased and Nathaniel Cox and Samuel Elkins both of this said city duly appointed in appraisers of the estate by said notary according to law and proceeded to inventory the effects of the said deceased in presence of Wilkins Turbo Elm and Louis L. Marcelli both of this said city witnessed as aforesaid, who have hereunto signed their names with said petitioners the council for the absent heirs, one of the league ATs, the appraisers and meet the said notary signed
Charles A. Jacobs Nathaniel Cox L. Elkins
Thomas W. Farrar Lewis G. Marcelly
attorney for absent heirs Wilkins L. Turberville
W. Y. Lewis Notary Public
Thereupon the said notary commenced said Inventory with the parties present, in the following manner __________Lewis
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Peter, a mulatto man aged thirty-two years estimated at six Hundred Dollars.____________________________________________________ |
$600.00 |
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Phill, a Negro man, aged fifty years estimated at two hundred fifty dollars. Matt, a Negro man, aged fifty-eight years and estimated at fifty dollars. Jim, a Negro man aged twenty-eight years estimated at five hundred dollars. Phill, Matt and Jim, estimated at fourteen hundred dollars emancipated by the will of the deceased. Alfred, a Negro man, aged twenty-seven years. Estimated at five hundred dollars. Lloyd, a Negro man, aged twenty-two years. Estimated six hundred dollars. Jeffery, and Negro man aged about twenty-three years at four hundred & fifty dollars. Washington, a Negro man aged about twenty-five years estimated five hundred & fifty dollars. Randall, and Negro man aged twenty-eight years. Estimated at five hundred dollars. Lewis, a Negro man aged twenty years, estimated at six hundred dollars. George, a Negro man aged ?????? Years. Estimated at four hundred fifty dollars. Milford, a mulatto man, age twenty-six years, estimated at four hundred & fifty dollars. Pompey, a Negro man, aged nineteen years, estimated at six hundred dollars. Billye, a Negro man aged thirty-two years estimated at five hundred dollars. Wesley, a negro man (blacksmith) aged twenty-eight years estimated at nine hundred dollars. John Watson, a mulatto man aged twenty-six years, estimated at five hundred dollars. John Wilson, a Negro man (like Smith) aged about twenty-six years, estimated at nine hundred dollars. Sam Mack, a Negro man aged 25 years, estimated at four hundred & fifty dollars. |
600.00 250.00 50.00 500.00 500.00 600.00 450.00 550.00 500.00 450.00 450.00 600.00 500.00 900.00 500.00 900.00 450.00 |
$ 9400.00
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Hercules, a Negroman, aged about thirty one years. Estimated at Five Hundred Dollars Davy, a Negro man, aged twenty-six years estimated at Five hundred Dollars. Robert, a mulatto man aged twenty-two years. Estimated at Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Sam. Childs, a Negro man aged twenty three years. Estimated at Six Hundred Dollars. Little Jim, a Negro Boy, aged Sixteen years estimated at Five Hundred Dollars. Jesse-Gray, a Negro man, aged thirty nine years. Estimated at Four Hundred Dollars. Charles, a Negro man, aged twenty one years, Estimated at Six Hundred Dollars. Harry, a Negro man aged twenty-six years, estimated at Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Washington Yates, a Negro manage twenty four years, Estimated at Six Hundred Dollars. Lizzy, a Negro woman, aged thirty four years. Estimated at Four Hundred Dollars. Rhody, a Negro woman aged twenty four years & Dickey, her infant Negro child of One Year both estimated at Five Hundred Dollars. Nancy, a Negro woman, aged twenty two years & Mary her infant Negro child of aged one year. Both estimated at Four Hundred Dollars. Coleman, a Negro man aged _____ estimated at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Jim Cannon, a Negro man, aged __________Estimated at two Hundred & Fifty Dollars Sick at Bay St. Louis Abraham, a Negro man aged ______ Estimated at two Hundred & Fifty Dollars. Sick at Bay St. Louis. Rowland, a Negro man aged ______ Estimated at two hundred and Fifty dollars, Sick at Bay Sr. Louis Nathanl. |
$ 9400.00 500. 500. 550. 600. 500. 400. 600. 450. 600. 400. 500. 400. 250. 250. 250. 250. $16400 |
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Nathan, a Negro man, aged ___________ Estimated at two hundred & fifty dollars Sick at Bay St. Louis Archer, a Negro man, aged ___________ Estimated at two hundred & fifty dollars Sick at Bay St. Louis John Harper, a Negro man (runaway) aged ____ having been absent about eighteen months without having been heard of it. Estimated at nothing. The following Eleven Slaves are owned jointly with Charles Anderson Jacobs of this city.____________________________viz. |
16,400 250. 250. 000. |
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Reubin, a Yellow man aged twenty two years, Estimated at Six Hundred Dollars. Gabriel, a Negro man aged twenty five years estimated at Five Hundred Dollars. Linus, a Negro man aged twenty five years estimated at Five Hundred & Fifty Dollars. George, a Negro man aged twenty five years estimated at Five Hundred & Fifty Dollars. Marie, a Negro woman aged twenty three years, Estimated at Five Hundred Dollars. Fleming, a Negro boy aged twelve years Estimated at Four hundred Dollars. Anthony, a Negro boy aged thirteen years Estimated at Five Hundred Dollars Jackson, a Negro boy aged thirteen years. Estimated at three hundred & Fifty Dollars. Preston, a Negro boy aged thirteen years. Estimated at Four hundred & Fifty Dollars.- “ Page, a Negro boy aged aged nine years. Estimated at three hundred Dollars. Tom, a Negro boy aged Fourteen years and Estimated at Three Hundred Dollars. Amounting to Five thousand and |
600. 500. 550. 550. 500. 400. 500. 350. 450. 300. 300. $5050. |
$26,900. |
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Fifty Dollars, the undivided half of which belongs to the Succession of the Deceased Robert Lewis being Twenty five hundred & Twenty five Dollars._ |
16900. 2525. |
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One Lot situate on Poydras Street whereon the dwelling House of the deceased is built, with all the improvements consisting of a One Story frame House in front & the two-story back brick building & kitchen in the rear built also of brick, running back to the dividing wall of the Brick ware House and the said brick building with a four foot alley or entrance on each side of the dwelling from Poydras Street. Estimated at nine Thousand Dollars. House Whole Furniture consisting of three Beds & Beddings, One Side Board, Six chairs, One B(usiness?), threshed? In the Hospital and at set of Kitchen _______ utensils at One Hundred Dollars. Willy, a Negro man aged twenty two years, estimated at Five Hundred Dollars. Patsy, a Negro woman aged twenty years estimated at Four hundred Dollars. Delsey, a Negro woman aged sixteen years. Estimated at Five Hundred Dollars. |
9000. 100. 500. 400. 500. 10600. |
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The above described slaves, Lots, And House hold furniture is bequeathed by the deceased to Archibald Ritchie Taylor of this City and amounts by appraisement to Ten thousand Six Hundred Dollars. Thirty Six Drays estimated at twenty dollars each with Harness.__________ |
10600. 720. $20745. |
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_________________________ Nine Carts Estimated at twenty Dollars each with Harness.____ Twenty One Horses Estimated at 30 dollars______ Twenty three Mules Estimated at 30 Dollars._________________________ One Set Blacksmiths Tools with Bellows &c. Estimated at Thirty Dollars.__ Five Hundred Pounds of Iron, estimated at Ten Dollars.
Five Saddles & Bridles, Estimated at Fifteen dollars. One Set of Wearing apparel, Estimated at One Hundred Dollars. |
20745.00 180.00 630.00 690.00 30.00 10.00 2073.65 450.38 15.00 100.00 |
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$34,924.08 And it being near Six O’Clock P.M. the said Inventory I adjourned until now, the third day of September Eighteen Hundred & thirty two at Four O’clock in the afternoon, all parties being duly notified thereof and acknowledging the terms and hereunto signing their names. Signed. Charles A. Jacobs.______________________Nath. Cox_____________ H. Elkins: ______________Thos. W. Farrar _______________H.L. Tilghman_________ Atty for absent Heirs. Lewis Giles, or attys: _______________Wilkins L. Turbeville: ___________________ W. Y. Lewis, Not. Pub. And another day the third of September Eighteen Hundred and Thirty two, at Four oclock P.M. agreeably to adjournment of the thirtieth day of August, this Said Inventory is continued in presence of the Said Testamentary Executor the counsel for the absent Heirs & the Witnesses & appraisers. |
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When we proceeded in the appraisement description & inventory of the Lots & Causes to wit. One Lot and Buildings in a certain Portion of Ground Situated at the corner of Poydras Street and the Intended Basin of the Canal Gravier, not including the Dwellings & rear buildings bequeathed to A.R. Taylor & which Said Lot was purchased of Joseph Sanches for act passed before Greenburg R. Stringer Notary Public dated the twenty fifth day of November Eighteen Hundred & twenty five; the said portion of Ground & improvements exclusive of the Ground & Buildings received in the August aforesaid is Estimated at Twelve Thousand Dollars.__________________ One Lot & Buildings situate on Gravier Street in Suburb St. Mary in the Square bounded by Gravier, Camp, Common, & Magazine Streets, measuring One Hundred feet nine inches front in Gravier Street, One Hundred two feet four inches in the side next to Camp Street, ninethy six feet in the in the back next to Common Street & ninety-Seven feet nine inches on the sides next to Magazine Street, Estimated at Twenty five Thousand Dollars, acquired of W. Nott per act before G.R. Stringer, not. Pub. 17 Dec. 1827___________________________________________ One Lot with Buildings thereon situate ? the Fauxburg St Mary measuring forty three feet & five inches on Magazine Street between ???? & St. Tchapatoulas Streets by One Hundred & Sixty feet deep; acquired by Purchase of Saml. Elkins for act before H.C. Gordon late Notary Public, dated the Ninth Day of July Eighteen hundred & twenty nine. Estimated at Five Thousand Dollars._________________________________________ One Lot of Ground, situate in the Fauxbourg St. Mary in the Square formed by Camp |
$34924.08 12000.00 25000.00 5000.00 |
Tallie = $76924.00
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One Lot of Ground Situate in the Fauxburg St. Mary in the Square formed by Camp, ??, Magazine & St. Joseph’s Streets measuring Thirty feet front on Camp Street by One Hundred & thrty feed Deep all french measure bound soly on the One Side by Lot designated by the Letter B and on the other side by the Property of Ja. C. Deckard Estimated at Thirty five Hundred Dollars; acquired of ????? J____ for act in this office dated the Seventh day of June Eighteen hundred thirty one.____________________________________________________ One Lot of Ground with Buildings situate in the same Fauxbourg measuring forty seven feet front on Custom House Street by Eighty two feet Deep, Opening three feet or thereabouts in said depth and making the rear dividing line about Fifty feet bounded in the Side next Girod St.???????????? by Ned? Colortrand?, acquired by act before the undersigned Notary dated the twenty Second Day of September Eighteen Hundred and thirty One, Estimated at Thirty-five Hundred Dollars.__________________________________________________ Five Lots of Ground and Brick House with other Buildings situate in the Fauxbourg Connonciation? At the corner of Tchoapitoulas & Louise Streets number Two & Three in Square number Seven; Each Lot measuring Sixty feet front on Tchoapitoulas Street by One Hundred and Twenty five feet deep, acquired by Purchase of Martin Bourgeat for act Before Adolph Mazurean Notary Public the whole estimated at Twelve Thousand and Five Hundred Dollars.___________________________________________________ |
$76924.03 3500.00 3500.00 12500.00 $96424.03 |
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One Lot of Ground number Six in Square number Fifteen Situate in the Fauxbourg Lacontra? Measuring Sixty feet front on Constance Street and measuring in the depth of One Hundred and Twenty feet until it lays to some/show/seven? Feet Six inches on the near lines being on the Division line of Lot number Seven One Hundred and Twenty feet and over the line of the Fauxbourg Delord One Hundred & thirty two feet and two inches; also________________________________________ One Lot of Ground number Seven, Situate in the Same Fauxbourg & Square measuring thirty feet front in Constance Street by One Hundred & Twenty feet deep both of which Lots were acquired of mad” Verloin De Grey per act before Adolph Mazurean Notary Public dated the Second day of October Eighteen Hundred & thirty and are estimated at Two thousand Dollars.______________________________________ One Lot of Ground, situate in Fauxbourt Delord between Magazine & Constance Streets measuring Fifty five feet front in Bartholomew Street by One Hundred and Twenty feet deep between parallel lines all French measure; acquired by purchase per act in this office dated the twenty sixth Day of November Eighteen Hundred & thirty one of James W. Breedkive & Charles A. Jacobs, estimated at Two Thousand Dollars.__ Two Lots of Ground, Numbers Twenty Sixx and Twenty Seven, Situate in the Fauxbourg St. Mary, each measuring Twenty One feet front on St. Joseph Street by Fifty Eight feet One inch deep all English measure acquired by purchase of James W. Breedlove per action this Office, dated the twenty sixth day of November Eighteen Hundred and Thirty one, and Estimated both together at Four thousand dollars.__________ One Lot of Ground situate in the Fauxbourg Lafayette Designated on the Plan thereof by the letter L. ___________________________________ |
$96424.03 2000.00 2000.00 4000.00 |
$104424.03
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___________________________________________________________ and being on the Battarie measuring Sixty feet front on Levee Street and running thence back to the River, bounded on One Side by Lot marked K acquired of Phillip T. Hamblet for act in the office of G.P. Stringer Notary Public and is Estimated at Four Thousand Dollars.___________ Six Lots of Ground situate in the Nuns Fauxbourg Parish of Jefferson in the Square formed by Felicité, St. Amand, St. Mary, & Bellegarde Streets designated by the numbers Six, Seven, Thirteen, Fourteen, & Sixteen in Square number Eight B: ___ Lot number six measures forty-eight feet, two inches front Felicité Street by one hundred twenty feet deep. Lot number seven measures forty-eight feet two inches front on Felicité road by one hundred twenty feet deep. Lot number thirteen measures, fifty feet front on St. Mary Street by a depth of one hundred twenty feet. Lot number fourteen measures fifty feet front on St. Mary Street by One hundred and twenty feet in depth . Lot number sixteen measures fifty feet front on St. Mary Street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth the whole french measure, acquired by Purchase of L.G. Hiligsberg per act before Theodore Seghers notary public dated the twenty Sixth Day of January Eighteen Hundred & thirty two and the Whole is Estimated at Five Thousand Dollars._______________________________________ Five Lots of Ground situate in the Fauxbourg St. Mary in the Square formed by Poydras, Carondelet?, Hesia & St. Charles Streets, numbered Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seventeen, & Eighteen._________________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~viz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
$104424.03 4000.00 5000.00 $113424.03 |
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_______________________________________________________________ Lot number at the corner of Poydras & Carondolet Streets, measuring twenty-five feet seven inches in the front on Poydras Street by One hundred & twenty feet Deeo & Fron on Carondolet Street. Lot number Fifteen adjoining the above measuring twenty five feet Seven inches front on Poydras Street by One hundred & twenty five feet deep. Lot number Sixteen adjoining the above measuring twenty-five feet Seven inches front on Poydras Street by One hundred & twenty five feet Deep._____ Lot number Seventeen adjoining the above measuring twenty five feet Seven inches front on Poydras Street by One hundred & twenty five feet Deep._____ Lot number Eighteen adjoining the above measuring twenty feet seven inches front on Poydras Street by One hundred * twenty feet deep, all English measure, with Buildings on lots No. 17 & 18 acquired by purchase of the Heirs of ?arden ??? per act of T????? ??????? notary public dated the Sixteenth day of March eighteen hundred and thirty two, and the whole of which said Lots is Estimated Ten Thousand Dollars._____________________ Three Lots of Ground situate in Fauxbourg Sawlet & Delord in Square number Seven as follows______________________________________________viz. First = One Lot number Three measuring Sixty feet front on Benjamin Street by One hundred & twenty feet deep between parallel lines French measure.__ Second=One other Lot number Four at the corner of Benjamin & St. Thomas Streets measuring Sixty feet from on Benjamin Street by One Hundred & twenty feet Deet & front on St. Thomas Street. Third=One other parcel of Ground number Six, Situated One half in Fauxbourg Sawlet & the other._____________________________________ |
113424.03 10000.00 |
$123424.03
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And the other half in Fauxbourg Delord measuring One Hundred and Twenty feet front on St. Thomas Street by One Hundred & Seven Feet on Surette Street thereon running back from Said Lot ??????? Streeet One hundred & twenty feet to the Division line of Lot number five and upon that line One Hundred & Seven feet t the place of beginning all French measure._______________________ Fourth=One other certain Parcel of Ground number Five in Square number Seven Fauxbourg Sawlet, measuring Sixty feet front on St. Thomas Street by One Hundred twenty feet Deep on the Dividing Said Lot from lots numbers three & four & One Hundred & Seven feet on the Division Lione of Lot number Six, thereon measuring in angular Directions on the line that separates it from Fauxbourg Delord Eighteen feet Eleven inches to the Division line of Lot number Two= and upon that line Forty Six feet One inch to the rear line of Lot number Five, and ???? ????? This Said Property is owned Jointly by said deceased and Charles Anderson Jacobs of the city and as acquired by purchase of Antoine Foucher junior per act in this office dated the fourteenth day of May Eighteen hundred & thirty One, and the Whole four Lots herein Descrubed are estimated at Fifteen Thousand Dollars, the ones undivided half of which being Seven thousand five hundred Dollars belongs to this Succession.___________________ Three Lots of Ground situated in the Square formed by Girod, Camp, Lafayette & St. Mary Streets in Fauxbourg St. Mary, designated by numbers Seven, Eight, & Nine._______________________________ |
$123424.00 7500.00 |
130924.03
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Lot number Seven being a corner Lot measuring twenty feet front on Camp Street by Eighty seven feet Deep & Front on Girod Street; ___ English measure.____________________________________ Lot number Eight measuring twenty feet front on Camp Street by Eighty Seven feet Deep: English measure..____________________ Lot number Nine, measuring Twenty feet front on Camp Street by Eighty-Seven feet Deep; English measure.__________________ These Three Lots are entitled to the use in the rear an Alley three feet wide in Camp Street._______________________ This Said Property is owned Jointly by said deceased & Jonathan Chase of this City & was acquired by these of Edward Yorke, per act before Louis T. Caire notary Public dated the Fifth Day of March eighteen hundred and thirty two, and which said three Lots as herein Described are Estimated at Five Thousand five hundred Dollars. The One undivided half of which being twenty Seven Hundred & Fifty Dollars belongs to the Succession._______ A Portion of Property on the Batture lease of Alexander Milne until October Eighteen hundred thirty Eight, being that part upon which the Public Ware Houses is built which Said Property is held Jointly with Charles A. Jacobs of the city & is now under rent to the said deceased at Four Thousand Two hundred Dollars per annum; The unexpired time of Said lease for this Said portion of property is estimated at Ten Thousand Dollars, _ The One half of which being Five Thousand Dollars is for account of the Succession.________________________ One other portion of the aforesaid Batture Property being on the opposite Side of the Street and including Seven Tenements erected thereon and rented by the Said deceased at Eight Hundred Dollars; The unexpired time of Said Lease. |
$130924.03 2750.00 5000.00 |
$138674.03
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Lease for the Portion of Said
property is estimated at Three Thousand Dollars Said portion being originally
held under lease Jointly by Said deceased & said Charles A. Jacobs. A quantity of Lumber, Five wood Boat Gunwales & now lying upon the lot leased of Alexander Milne, estimated at Two Hundred Dollars. A lot of inferior Brick about Eighty thousand, Estimated at Two Hundred Fifty Dollars. Two pair Balint? Balances at the Public Warehouse, Estimated at Fifty Dollars. Four Tobacco Screws with presses, Lines? And Baling boxes, Estimated at one hundred dollars. A Lot of Loose Tobacco supposed to weigh Eighteen hundred pounds at two dollars per hundred, making three hundred & Sixty dollars. Nine Hogshead Tobacco supposed to weigh twelve Hundred pounds and at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per hundred making Two Hundred & Seventy Dollars. One Pile of River Sand in Constance Street. Estimated at Two Hundred Dollars. One Pile of River Sand in Tchoapitoulas Street, Estimated at Two Hundred Dollars. One Pile of River Sand at the corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets, Estimated at Two hundred Dollars. One Pair Scales, Counting House Furniture, in the Ware House in Gravier Street, The Whole Estimated at Fifty Dollars. One Lot of Hoes, Coopers Tools in the public Ware house, Estimated at Twenty Dollars. Eighteen Shares in the Capital Stocks of the City Bank, estimated at thirty Dollars per share; being Five Hundred & Forty Dollars. |
$138674.03 1500.00 200.00 250.00 50.00 100.00 360.00 270.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 50.00 20.00 540.00 |
$142614.03
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Twenty four Shares in the Capital of the Merchants Insurance Company; estimated at Thirty six dollars each share, being Eight Hundred & Sixty four Dollars.______________________________________________ |
$142614.03 864.00 |
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$143,478.03 And it being now Six O’Clock P.M. the Said Inventory is adjourned until Tuesday the fourth day of September Eighteen Hundred & thirty two at four O’clock in the afternoon; all parties being duly notified thereof and acknowledging the Same and hereunto Signing their names ______________Signed.____________Charles A. Jacobs Nath. Cox___________________ S. Elkins.______________________Thos. W. Farrar Atty for absent Heirs H.L. Tilghman ______________________________________ Lewis G. Marcelly ____________________________Walkins S. Turbeville ________ W.Y. Lewis, Not. Pub. And In this Fourth day of September Eighteen Hundred and thirty two at Four o’clock P.M. agreeably to adjournment of the third instant the Said Inventory is Continued in presence of the Said Testamentary Executor Charles A. Jacobs of the City and Heirs of ??????????????????? Having affirmed all the real and personal property we now proceed to the Examination of the Papers belonging to the Deceased which are as follows: |
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BB.Copy of an act of sale from Joseph Sanches to the late Robert Lewis dated the twenty fifth November Eighteen Hundred & twenty five. C. Copy of an Act of Sale from William Nott to the Same dated the seventeenth day of December Eighteen Hundred & twenty Seven. D. Copy of an Act of Sale from Samuel Elkins to the Same dated the ninth day of July Eighteen hundred & twenty nine. E. Copy of an Act of Sale from Madame Lore to the same dated the seventh day of June Eighteen Hundred & thirty One. |
143478.03 $143478.03 |
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$143478.03 $143,478.03 |
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No 1. Copy of an act the sale of slaves to Robert & Le??en from Nancy Tinsley to the late Robert Lewis dated the first day of October eighteen hundred and twenty eight. No 2. Copy of an act of sale from William Cotton to the same dated the thirtieth day of November eighteen hundred and twenty seven for slaves; Sam, Davey, & Henry. No 3. Copy of an act of sale from Abner Robinson to the same dated the twenty fifth day of July eighteen hundred and twenty six for slave Squire. No 4. Copy of an act of sale from Leon Charbert to the same dated the thirtieth day of November eighteen hundred and twenty seven for slave Big John. No 5. A receipt dated the 10th day of September Eighteen hundred & twenty seven ??? ???? B. Williams & William H. Goodwin to Nancy Tinsley for Negro James. No 6. Bill of receipt of Nicholas Lewis dated the Thirteenth May Eighteen hundred & twenty nine to the said deceased for Eleven Negro's, Viz. Phill, Matt, Jesse, Jim, Peter, Moaning & child, Millie, Patsy, Delsey, & Nancy. No 7. Copy of that an act of sale dated the thirteenth day of November 1827 from Henry de Endé two said deceased for slaves Washington & John. No 8. Copy of an act of sale from William Thornby to the same, dated the twelfth day of January Eighteen hundred & twenty nine for the slaves Charles & Sam. |
$143,478.03 $143478.03 |
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No 9. Copy of Ivan act of sale from Thomas Taylor to the same dated the 11th day of May 1829 for slave Milford. No 10. Copy of an act of sale from William Tindall to the same dated the second day of April 1831 for slave Pompey. No 11. Copy of an act of sale from William W. Eldridge dated the twelfth day of April 1831 to the same for slaves Abraham & William. No 12. Copy of an act of sale from Joseph Thigaud for the same dated the sixtth day of December 1831 for slave Ripper. No 13. Copy of an act of sale from M. C. Hanson for the same dated the sixteenth day of December 1831 for slave Lloyd. No 14. Copy of an act of sale from Maurice Payne to the same dated the 12th day of December 1831 for the slaves Jim, Jefferson, Arch, Rowland, & Washington. No 15. Copy of an act of sale from Nancy Tinsley to the same dated the seventeenth day of December 1831 for slave Harry. No 16. Copy of an act of sale from John Debbie Anderson to the same dated the nineteenth day of December 1831 for slaves Lewis & George. No 17. Copy of an act of sale from charge or Jacobs to the same & Charles A. Jacobs dated the twenty second day of March eighteen hundred & thirty one for the slaves George, Jack, Maria, Randolph, Reuben, Gabe, Linus, Preston, Giles, Henry, William, Jackman, Fleming & Anthony. |
$143,478.03 $143478.03 |
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No 18. Private bill of sale from G. Williams to the deceased dated the twenty-third day of December eighteen hundred & twenty eight for slave Job. AA. One bundle containing bills, receipts, & Other papers. CC. One bundle containing bills, receipts, & other papers. DD. One bundle containing the same. EE. One bundle containing the same. FF. One bundle containing the same. A statement of an account from T. F. McCobb to be deceased which the said Mc Cobb witn himself dated to the succession about two hundred seventy-two dollars, which account the said notary delivered two said Mc Cobb his request for examinations he promising to return the slaves to the testamentary executor. GG. A Promissory note drawn by Joseph M. Fernandez to the order of Robert Lewis dated twenty-seventh day of July eighteen hundred & thirty at four months after date for three hundred & nine dollars. HH. A due bill of ????? ?????? Last day of January eighteen hundred & twenty-seven for thirty seven dollars. II. A Promissory note of L. G. Marcelly to the order of our H. Barnett dated the twenty-fourth day of July eighteen hundred & thirty two for thirty-five dollars. JJ. A Promissory note drawn by Jay E. Wallace to the order of our Lewis dated the seventh day of March eighteen hundred & thirty one, with two percent from date for eighty-two dollars. KK. A Promissory note drawn by Joseph Haden to the order of Robert Lewis, dated the twentieth day of November eighteen hundred & twenty nine for ten dollars. LL. A Promissory note of Horton Tuthill to the same dated the Twenty-eighth day of November eighteen hundred & twenty nine for One hundred Dollars. |
$143478.03 272.00 309.00 37.00 35.00 82.00 10.00 100.00 $144323.03 |
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MM.A draft drawn by Samuel McMaster & Robert Lewis to the order of Turner D. Woodruff dated the tenth day of June eighteen hundred and thirty for one hundred forty-two Dollars and twenty-seven cents . NN. A draft drawn by the same on the same to the order of Matthew F. Maher dated the Twenty-seventh day of January eighteen hundred and twenty nine for Two hundred Dollars. OO. A due bill of E. Wiltz dated the sixth day of August eighteen hundred and thirty one for Fifty Dollars. PP. A Promissory note drawn by John R. Blocker to our Lewis dated the seventh day of July eighteen hundred and thirty one for Sixty-eight Dollars and sixty-three cents. QQ. A Promissory note drawn by B.S. Butterworth to order of the same dated the fourth day of June eighteen hundred and thirty two for Forty Dollars . RR. A bond of Peter Ogairez to the order of the same dated the Fourteenth day at January eighteen hundred and thirty one for twenty-three Dollars and fourteen cents . SS. A Promissory note drawn by Jonathan Chase to the order of the same dated the Twenty-first day of February eighteen hundred and thirty two for Three hundred Dollars and protest three Dollars making together three Hundred & and three Dollars. TT. A Promissory note drawn by James A. Lee to the same order dated the sixth day of April eighteen hundred and thirty for one hundred thirty-nine Dollars and seventy-one Cents & protest two Dollars; making together the sum of one hundred forty-one Dollars & seventy one cents. |
$144323.03 142.27 200.00 50.00 68.63 40.00 23.14 303.00 141.71 |
$145291.76
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UU. A promissory note drawn by John R. Ferguson dated the thirtieth day of March Eighteen Hundred and thirty to the order of the same for nine hundred fifty-four Dollars and eighty-five cents, & protest two Dollars making together, the sum of nine hundred fifty-six Dollars and eighty-five cents. VV. A promissory note drawn by the same to the same order dated the ninth day of August Eighteen Hundred and twenty nine at eight months after date for nine hundred fifty-one Dollars with protest two Dollars making together nine hundred fifty-three Dollars. WW. One receipt of the Orleans Cotton press company for one hundred Dollars. XX. One ditto ditto for Fifty Dollars. YY. One checkbook on the bank of the canal banking company. ZZ. One day book. &&. One ???? Book AAA.One Storage Book BBB. One Ledger CCC. One check Book on Bank Louisiana DDD. One Book List of Balances. |
$145291.76 956.85 953.00 100.00 50.00 |
Dollars $147351.61
And thereupon the said Petitioner being duly sworn to declare the truth the poems that Charles Jacobs not knowing of any other property or effects belonging to the succession of the deceased in this parish that neither he, nor any other person to his knowledge has concealed are withheld in the article, matter of thing from the Inventory; that in the event of anything being hereafter discovered he will cause us notice thereof to be given to whom of ride it may concern. Hereby acknowledging himself to be in possession of the property herein designated. Wherefore, the said notary to hereby close the Inventory; the values of property therein contained amounting to One Hundred Forty-Seven Thousand Three Hundred Fifty-One Dollars And Sixty-One Cents .
Done and closed at New Orleans fourth day of September Eighteen Hundred and Thirty two.
In Presence of Wilkins Turbeville and Lewis G. Marcelly both of the city. Witnesses who have hereunto signed their names with said Petitioner, the Attorneys for the absent Heirs the appraisers and Harden L. Tilman and me the said Notary
Signed~~~~~~~~~~~~Charles A. Jacobs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Nath. Cox ~~~~~~~~
S. Elkins ~~~~~~~Thos W. Farrar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~H.L. Tilghman ~~~~~~~~~
Atty for absent Heirs
Lewis L. Marcelly ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wilkins S. Turbeville
W.Y. Lewis, Not Pub.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the original extant upon the current records in my office. In witness whereof I grant these presents and my Hand and Seal at New Orleans this ninth day of October 1832.
W. Y. Lewis
Not Pub