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January 20, 1813 - Acct. of sales and Inventory of the estate of William Daily sold on a 6 months credit.  Total sale amounted to a little over £2006.  This inventory encompassed many pages.  /s/ William Parmele, Executor

List of Negros
Negro man Daniel	Aged 35 years
Negro man James	Aged 40 years
Negro man Foster	Aged 32 years
Cate	Aged 40 years
Negro man Ruben	Aged 32 years
Negro man Isaac	Aged 18 years
Negro boy Moses	Aged 14 years
Negro boy Ben	Aged 11 years
Negro man Luke	Aged 25 years
Cate woman	Aged 20 years
Woman Silvey	Aged 24 years
Season? a boy	Aged 4 years
Boy	Aged [blank] years
Lue a woman	Aged 27 years
1 boy Albert	Aged 7 years
1 girl Ellen	Aged 6 years
1 boy Pilson	Aged 5 years
1 boy Simon	Aged 3 years
1 boy Wilie	Aged 3 months
Rodah a woman	Aged 45 years
1 woman Tish	Aged 50 years
Joseph a man	Aged 55 years

Feb. 1813 - Elizabeth Daily, widow of William Daily prays for her one year's support.  She states that her late husband died about November 1812.  [This document was almost too dim to read]

Nov. Term 1813 - Inventory and Account Sales returned to Court by William Parmele and ordered to be recorded.

Jan. 19 & 20, 1814 - Commissioners lay off to Elizabeth Daily, widow of William Daily, dec'd., a certain plantation that was seized & possessed by said William, lying on the west side of the Pongo River in Hyde County, it containing 12 acres in the township of Woodstock.  Also another tract of land lying back or to the westward of Woodstock containing 160 acres -- part cleared & part woodling.  Also another tract of land containing 180 acres joining & lying on Jordans Creek.  They also set off 8 Negroes to Elizabeth--Reuben, Luke Lusinda, Ellen, Albert, Pilson, Simon & Wily valued at $2325.00.  Elizabeth is to pay over to Samuel Daily the sum of $163.75

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