Jemima BARNHART

  General Notes:

Photo: In 1965, Shirley Allum Hudlicky's Christmas card was a photo of the serene Enon Baptist Church in West Finley, Washington County, Pennsylvania. Jemima's son, James Allum (1822-1905), was a deacon of Enon Church, and his descendants were keepers of the record books.


Shirley's 1965 Christmas newsletter states, "After installing the cooler and ice chest and packing the tape recorder, slides, projector, cameras, copying equipment and a few clothes I began my trip on June 17. Five weeks and five days later I had traveled nearly 8,000 miles, visited with all the immediate family and many of the aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Family data collected included records from courthouses--wills, deeds, contracts, inventories, vital statistics--biographies from county histories, items from genealogies, church records, maps, over 200 photocopies of obituaries, weddings, news items, Bible records and old photographs from collections in the Harley Swart home in Pennsylvania and the Merlyn Guessford home in Iowa. The Pennsylvania countryside--Washington and Greene counties south of Pittsburgh--is entirely rolling hills. When seen from one of the ridge roads, the view is spectacular."

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Charles Monroe Swart (1893-1988), August 18, 1976 letter to Shirley Allum Hudlicky:

"We are making quite an addition to the Enon Baptist Church. For want of a better name, I'll call it a social room. Herschel A. Sprowls, who is somewhat of a carpenter, and Harry Newland, who is a capable mechanic, are taking the lead in construction and donating their services along with other members of the church. Herschel expects to spend most of the summer at it. I think it will fill a need that has existed for some years. In that part of the country, the church is still the social center."

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The Allum surname is found throughout records of Enon Baptist Church, plus surnames of related families. A hardcover source book is HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF THE ENON BAPTIST CHURCH, 1848-1990, by the Historical Committee, 165 pages plus index. Pages 6-10 offer the history of Enon Church by Louis Allum Sprowls (1927-2005). He states,

"Their first house of worship was a typical rural church of frame construction which presented an attractive appearance in the little village of Jonesville. Jonesville was situated at the intersection of what was then called Waynesburg Road and Water Street. It later came to be known as Enon. The church edifice was located on the Greene County side of the stream and on the west side of Waynesburg Road. It served its function as the church house until a new edifice was built in 1881 about 300 yards north and on the other side of the stream [in Washington County, Pennsylvania]. The original structure was then placed in the hands of the building committee to properly dispose of and apply the money to the new church. The church records indicate a vote of thanks to an influential member for 'preventing the old church building from falling into the hands of another denomination,' the other denomination not being named. The old building was later used for commercial and residential purposes until it was destroyed by fire shortly after the turn of the century."


Louis Allum Sprowls was a direct descendant of Charles W. and Jemima (Barnhart) Allum, as follows: James "Jimmy" and Rebecca (Sermon) Allum; Peninah Arabelle (Allum) Ealy and Silas W. Ealy; Rebecca Jane (Ealy) Sprowls and Thomas Benton Sprowls; Herschel Allum Sprowls and Stella (McCombs) Sprowls


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Shirley Allum Hudlicky:

"The Orphans Court handles guardianships, adoptions, proof of contracts, appraisal lists, inventories, sales lists, account books, auditors' accounts, and things like that. By far this is where I got the most interesting information. I have listed all of the items pertaining to Charles Allum."


I am using this location in this online file to share with you some of the inventory lists pertaining to Charles W. Allum's property; Charles died in 1868. There are mathematical discrepancies: The lists do not always equal amounts totaled by the individuals who originally created them. --DeeAnna



CHARLES ALLUM, DEC.

Appraised Values:

A list of pursonal property

Shirley Allum Hudlicky:
"Three straight pins were holding the papers together."

[Page 1]
queensware, $5.00
1 cubboard, $8.00
1 cucking stove, $15.00
1 lot of tin ware, $1.50
1 set ladles, $1.00
1 set knives and forks, $ .75
1 set of spoons, $1.50
1 wooden bowl, $ .30
1 coffee mill & smoothing iron, $ .75
1 table & spread, $2.50
1 Looking Glass, $ .25
1 Mantle Clock, $10.00
1 set of chairs, $2.00
1 set of hand irons, $ .50
1 fire shovel & smoothing iron, $1.00
1 table, $3.50
1 pair sheep shears, $ .50
1 prooning shears, $1.25
1 bed and bedding & steads, $50.00
1 bed and bedding & steads, $38.00
1 bed and bedding & steads, $15.00
1 bureau, $18.00
1 stand, $1.00
1 pictures in frames, $1.00
1 looking glass, $4.00
1 History of the West, $ .25
1 Parlor Stove, $12.00
1 set Parlor chairs, $8.00
1 rocking chair, $4.00
1 setee, $15.00
1 lot of table linens, $3.00
1 clock & case, $5.00

Total, Page 1: $229.55

[Page 2]
1 conk shell, $ .50
1 rifle gun, $10.00
1 stand, $ .50
2 yards pants stuff .25 per yd., $1.05
1 side saddle, $24.00
1 Trunk, $ .25
1 lot of crocks, $3.50
1 lot of seed corn, $2.00
1 umbrella $ .50
1 lot of Brand, $3.00
1 lot of Shoemaker's Tools, $1.00
1 clock and cse, $ .25
1 iron last, $ .50
1 sheep bell, $ .50
1 scales beam, $1.00
1 side upper leather, $5.00
1 lot of brooms, $2.10
5 lb. of flower valued at $12.00, $60.00
1 lot of buckwheat flour, $2.00
1 lot of fruit cans, $ .50
1 lot of potatoes, $11.75
1 Grind Stone, $1.00
1 pump stock fixtures, $1.00
1 fire grate & fender, $2.00
1 mowing scythe & grain cradle, $5.50
1 corn plow, $2.50
3 stands of bees, $12.00
1 axe, $1.25
1 foot adz, $1.00
1 Log Chain, $5.00
1 iron wedge, $ .50
1 wash tub, $1.50

Total, Page 2: $164.15

[Page 3]
2 brass kettles, $7.00
1 iron kettle, $1.00
1 sausage grinder, $2.50
2 pair stilyards, $3.00
1 hnd saw, $ .50
1 lot of carpet, 15 yds., $6.00
1 wash board, $ .50
10 grain sacks, $4.00
4 do ? $1.00
1 crock, $ .15
1 barrel of vinegar, $10.00
1 iron hooped barrels, $4.00
1 barrel of Molasses, $4.00
3 meat tubs, $1.50
1 barrel, $ .50
1 five gallon keg, $1.00
1 churn, $1.00
1 mare's saddle, $3.00
1 side saddle, $3.00
2 set of harness, $16.00
1 set lead harness, $3.00
1 jack screw, $1.00
1 cross cut saw, $1.50
2 Drawing knives, $ .75
2 Augers, $ .25
1 stone Hammer, $ .25
1 cider mill, $20.00
2 Heavy wagon tires, $10.00
1 ox cart, $30.00
1 wagon, $30.00
1 cultivator, $1.00
1 log sled, $1.00
1 hill side plow, $ .50

Total, Page 3: $168.90

[Page 4]
1 gray horse, $140.00
1 bay mare, $ 75.00
1 Gray colt, $125.00
1 Gray mare, $125.00
1 buggy, $12.00
1 set of sled runners, $1.00
1/2 barrell of salt, $1.00
1 corn crusher, $15.00
1 mowing machine in running order, $100.00
1 mowing machine, $25.00
1 wind mill, $10.00
2 baskets, $ .25
1 Scoop Shovel, $ .50
1 Grain Cradle, $2.00
1 Sickle, $ .25
4 hay forks and 1 rake, $ .75
1 garden rake, $ .50
1 cutting box, $1.00
1 lot wheat at $2.00 per bushel, $60.00
1 lot buckwheat .50 per bushel, $ 3.75
1 lot rye at 1.00 per bushel, $103.00
1 lot oats at .50 per bushel, $41.00
1 lot sheaf oats, $7.50
1 lot of hay, $6.00
1 Hogshead, $ .50
2 Barrels, $.25
1 lot of corn at .90 cts., $36.00
1st lot sheep, 63 head at 3.10 per head, $210.80
6 hogs valued at $65.00
2nd lot sheep, 102 head valued at 3.45, $351.90
3rd lot 10 spanish bucks valued at .75, $75.00
1 yoke of oxen valued at $200.00
1 sled & neck yoke, $2.50

Total, Page 4: $1,797.45

[Page 5]
4th lot, 4 bucks vaued at 5.00 per hd, $20.00
5th lot of sheep, 47 valued at 3.45, $162.15
1 dun cow valued at $60.00
5 head of young cattle valued at $160.00
1 field of rye valued at - in the ground - $30.00
1 Threshing Machine, $4.00
1 horse rake, $ .50
1 lot of rye in the ground valued at $18.00
1 lot of wheat in the ground valued at $110.00
6th lot of sheep, 72 valued at 3.50 per head, $252.00
2 Hill side plows, $10.00
1 lot of wheat valued at in the ground, $30.00
1 bed stead, $2.50
1 cow valued at $43.00
7th lot of sheep, 182 valued at 3.75 per head, $682.50
1 lot of rye in the ground, $4.00
1 lot of wheat in the ground, $40.00
1 cant hook, $ .50
1 colt valued at $75.00 (crossed out)
1 grubbing hoe, $1.00
1 shovel plow, $2.00
1 grain cradle, $2.00
1 harrow, $6.00
3 head of young cattle valued at 15.00 per head, $1.50
1 ice cutter, $1.50
1 black cow (widow), $50.00

Total Page 5: $1,736.65

$1,797.45
168.90
164.15
229.55
$4,096.70

[Page 6]

List of Notes on Hand
James Allum, $1,035.00
William Allum, $500.00
William Allum, $73.97
William Allum, $178.46
Henry Caseman, $275.51
Wm. McKenna, $635.00
Isaac Fry (lost), $38.80
Wm. Aul, $71.54
Jas. Allum, $323.25
Wm. Allum, $828.00
Phinas Reeve, $30.00
Morgan Wise, $414.44
Morgan Wise, $31.81
Wm. Armstrong, $282.90
Jef Jones, $16.80
Jef Jones, $120.65
Jim Livengood, $26.38
Thomas Strope, $125.00
Wm. McKenna, $967.48
J. D. Clutter, $113.50
1 Judgment on S. Houston, Esq. Docket, $77.71
(T. H. Teagarden)
money deposited in James Allum hand: $300.00
1 Judgment on J. L. Wood, Esq. Docket, Amt. $490.10
(on Wm. Burns)
(incorrect $74.50)

[Page 7]

Aprasement List of the Pursonal Property ("Appraisement" and "Personal" are misspelled)

The Homestead Farm 182 Acres valued at $39.33 cts per acre, amt. $7,158.66
The Scott Farm 134 Acres valued at $35.00 per acre, amt. $4,690.00
Fry Farm 109 Acres valued at $28.00 per acre, amt. $3,052.00
Porter Property 50 acres valued at $35.64, amt. $1,786.30
Balance Hixenbaugh artical (sic), $66.00
1 note for real property, $40.00


GREENE COUNTY

Personally appeared before me a justice of the Peace in and for the said county of Greene, Jonathan Allum, Henry Bebout and Joshua Ackley, appraisers who after being duly qualified according to law depose and say that they have well and truly appraised the goods, rights and chattels and credits that were of Charles Allum Decd. late of Richhill township Greene County, PA. and a true inventory thereof made according to law and to the best of their knowledge and abilities.

Approved and subscribed before me this 2nd day of May A. D. 1868.


(sig
ned) N. Powers, Esq.


Jonathan Allum


Henry Bebout

[Glued to Page 7]

GREENE CO/ss

Personally appeared before me an acting justice of the peace in and for said county Joshua Ackley who being Duly Sworn according saith that he will, well and truly value and appriase the goods and chattels of the estate of Charles Allums Dcd. without prejudices or partiality and well and truly discharge the duties of an appriaser to the best of his skill and judgment.

Sworn and Subscribed this (signed)
13 Day of April 1868
(signed) S. A. Houston, J. P. Joshua Ackley




RICHHILL TOWNSHIP, GREENE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

A list of the personal property of Charles Allum Decd. April 28, 1868
By James Allum, Executor of the Estate.

[Page 1]
James Swart, 1 scale beam, $ .50
Joshuay Ackley, 1 Log Chane, $4.00
James M. Swart, 1 log Chane, $2.25
Isaac Allum, 1 Axe, $ .50
Wm. Hufman, 1 Foot Adds, $ .80
Thomas Fry, 1 side uper Leather, $3.35
W. L. Batson, 1 Iron wedge, $ .25
John Swart, 1 sickle, $ .15
Wm. McKannah, 1 ice cutter, $1.05
John Swart, 1 lot of old irons, $ .25
James M. Swart, 1 Kegg of white lead, $2.10
Thomas Fry, 2 Brooms, $ .40
Isaac Allum, 2 Brooms, $ .40
James M. Swart, 2 Brooms, $ .45
Isaac Fry, 1 Broom, $ .25
James M. Swart, 6 sacks, $1.75
Isaac Allum, 1 Lot of shoe tools, $2.00
John Allum, 1 Bridle Bit, $ .25
Isaac Allum, 1 iron shoe last, $ .80
Wm. Bush (Rush?), 4 Sheep Shears, $1.00
Henry Bebout, 1 pare of sheep nippers, $1.00
Wm. McKannah, 1 sheep bell, $ .35
Henry Miner, 1 pare of stylyards, $ .60
Wm. B. McNay, 1 pare of stylyards, $ .90
Thomas Fry, 3 yrds of pants stuff 20 cts per yd. $1.20 (?)
Samuel Rockey, 1 hand saw, $ .35
John Bebout, 1 tight Barrel, $ .55
Thomas Fry, 1 meat tub, $ .75
Thomas Fry, 2 meaT TUBS, $ .80
Wm. Huffman, 1 Grain Cradle, $2.20

Total Page 1: $31.20 (?)

[Page 2]
Thomas Fry, 1 Grain Cradle, $ .75
Thomas Fry, 1 Broad Hoe, $ .55
H. C. Feaster, 1 scythe, $ .65
H. C. Feaster, 1 scythe, $ .05
John Webster, Jr., 1 pare of Haims, $ .55
John Supler, Jr., 1 single tree, $ .30
James M. Swart, a 1 horse plow, $1.00
John Swart, 1 shovel and hoe, $ .25
Isaac Supler, 1 Grind Stone, $1.75
James M. Swart, 1 Mettle Pump, $1.00
Isaac Noris, 1 iron kettle, $ .54
James M. Swart, 1 two Horse plough, $1.25
Wm. Burns, 1 shovel plough, $2.00
Isaac Allums, 1 set of double & single trees, $1.30
Daniel Fry, 1 sled and all that was to it, $1.50
John Walker, 1 Harrow, $7.80
Thomas Fry, 1 two horse plough, $.50
Samuel Ackley, 1 cultivator, $2.80
James M. Swart, 1 side Hill plough, $ .50
Jacob Rush, 1 Harrow cultivator, $ .50
Isaac Allums, 1 Hill Side Plough, $10.75
John Supler, Sr., 1 Log sled, $ .50
Robt. Alison, 1 two Horse Wagon, $21.00
Luther Rush, 1 rake & fork, $ .10
Wm. McKannah, 1 corn & cob mill, $20.25
George Rockey, 10 bu. of wheat 2.21 per bu., $25.10
Thomas Fry, 10 Bu. of wheat 2.52 per bu., $25.20
Isaac Fry)Allum 5-8 bu. more or less 2.50 per, $20.00
James Marshall, 1 wind mill, $8.50
Wm. Seaman, 1 Grain Cradle, $1.25
Spencer Bebout, 10 bu. of wry 1.20 per bu. $12.00
George Rockey, 10 bu. of wry 1.21 per bu. $12.10

Total Page 2: $182.39

[Page 3]
George W. Bigler, 10 bu. of wry 1.19 cts per bu, $11.90
George W. Bigler, 10 bu. of wry 1.20 cts per bu, $12.00
Thomas Fry, 10 bu. of wry 1.21 cts per bu, $12.10
George W. Bigler, 48 1/2 bu. of wry 1.20 cts per bu, $52.20
John Supler, Jr., 20 bu of oats 62 cts per bu, $12.40
Dyer Clutter, 20 bu of oats 62 cts per bu, $12.40
Samuel Powers, 20 bu of oats 61 cts per bu, $12.20
Joseph McKarahan, 22 bu of oats more or less 65 cts, $14.30
Wm. Rush, 1 lot of oats in the sheaf, $5.00
Jonathan Allum, 1 lot of hay, $2.00
Nelson Sprowls, 1 mowing machine, $88.00
Wm. B. McNay, 1 mowing machine, $45.00
Isaac Clutter, 1 cutting box, $ .25
Wm. Rush, 1 four prong fork, $ .15
Silas Sprowls, 1 iron scoop shovel, $ .50
Jonathan Allum, 1 barrel of screenings & barrel, $1.00
John Supler, Jr., 2 baskets, $ .25
John Supler, Jr., 10 bu of corn 1.30 cts per bu, $13.00
Wesley Sollars, 10 bu of corn 1.34 cts per bu, $13.40
Isaac Fry, 10 bu of corn more or less 1.38, $13.80
Dr. Jonathan Simpson, 1 lot of Locust timber, $7.50
Wm. McKannah, 1 done cow, $97.75
Thomas Fry, 1 brown cow, $54.00
Hyrum Smith, 1 yoke of cattle, $200.00
Thomas Fry, 1 gray colt, $170.00
James M. Swart, 1 gray mare, $204.00
John Allum, 1 bay mare (second sail), $65.00
John Conkey, 1 ox cart, $26.25
Mulford Burres, 2 wagon tires, $9.75
Clinton Davis, 2 Hogs, $38.00
Clinton Davis, 4 Hogs, $41.00
Wm. Danley, 3 steers, $115.00
Wm. Danley, 2 Heifers, $55.00
James M. Swart, 1 gray horse, $201.00

Total Page 3: $1,621.10

[Page 4]
Hyrum Smith, three calves, $61.00
Jacob Swart, one hundred yearling lambs more or less $3.20 per head
Jacob Swart, 1lot of sheep 20 more or less $3.20 per head
Jacob Swart, 1 lot of sheep 60 head more or less at $3.60 per head
Jacob Swart, one lot of yews $3.20 per head
Jacob Swart, one lot of weaters 85 more or less $3.55 per head
Jacob Swart, Twenty sheep more or less $3.25 per head. Hole (sic) amount $1,405.50
Isaac Supler, 1 spanish Buck, $36.00
Isaac Supler, 1 spanish Buck, $27.00
John Supler, Jr., 1 stone hammer, $ .50
Isaac Allum, 1 tight barrel, $1.85
James Allum, 1 soap cagg and soap, $ .15
Wm. McKannah, 1 Barrel and Molasses, $5.00
Porter Allum, 1 cagg of Pickles, $1.50
Jacob Swart, 1 cagg of Fish Salt, $ .25
Porter Allum, 1 tight cagg, $ .75

Total Page 4: $1,539.50

[Page 5]
James Allum, 1 Barrel of Vinegar, $1.00
Porter Allum, 2 bu of Potatoes, $1.00 per bu, $2.00
Thomas Fry, 2 bu of Potatoes, $1.00 per bu, $2.00
James Allum, 5 bu of Potatoes, .90 cts per bu, $4.50
James Allum, 5 bu of Potatoes, .95 cts per bu, $4.75
George Rockey, 5 bu of Potatoes, .95 cts per bu, $4.75
James Allum, juggs 3, $ .05
Daniel Alison, 1 pare (sic) of bedsteds (sic), $1.55
Jonathan Allum, 1 garden rake, $ .55
Joshuay Ackley, 1 Half bushel, $ .35
Henry Miner, 1 tub, $ .80
Thomas Fry, 1 Reel, $2.00
Thomas Fry, First Bee Scap & Bees, $7.25
Spencer Bebout, Second Bee Scap & Bees, $1.55
John Supler, Sr., Third Bee Scap & Bees, $6.35
John Swart, 1 store box, $ .50
John Supler, Jr., 1 cant hook, $ .50
Dyer Clutter, 1 Tarr (sic) can, $3.80
Spencer Bebout, 1 side saddle, $7.35
John Stilwell, 1 mans saddle, $2.15
Thomas Fry, 1 pare (sic) of Hip Straps geers, $2.15
James Allum, 1 pare of Brech band geers, $6.00
James Allum, 1 pare of Brech band geers, $7.75
Thomas Fry, 1 Blind Bridle, $ .50
James Allum, Buggy Harness, $ .10
Isaac Noris, 1 lot of old harness, $ .10
Clark Clutter, 1 halter, $ .25
James Allum, 1 set of quilting fraimes, $ .10
Jonathan Allum, 1 sider mill, $25.00
Isaac Noris, 1 X cut saw, $2.80
Warren Rush, 2 Augers, $ .10
Wm. McKannah, 1 drawing knife, $ .40
Alexander Miller, 1 Bridle, $ .20

Total Page 5: $ 97.00

[Page 6]
James Allum, 1 pare (sic) of Buggy Shafts, $ 1.00
Jacob Swart, 1 half barrel of salt, $1.25
Henry Bebout, 1 jack screw, $ .80
Alexander Miller, 1 buggy, $10.00
John Walker, 1 Bucket, $ .15
Thomas Fry, 1 lot of carpet by the yd., 45 cts per yd., $7.00
John Supler, Sr., 1 lot of qt. fruit cans, $ .65
John Supler, Sr., 8 cans, $ .50
John Walker, 1 sausage mill, $1.20
Thomas Fry, 1 conk shell, $.25
Wm. Rush, 1 cream jarr (sic), $ .20
Henry Miner, 1 cream jarr (sic), $ .50
Wm. Clutter, 1 gal jarr (sic), $ .10
Z. Burnfield, 2 crocks, $ .25
Harvey Burns, 1 umbrella, $2.05
Thomas Fry, 1 Brass Kettle, $ .45
Wm. Clutter, 1 wash pan, $.45
H. C. Feaster, 1 cream jarr (sic), $ .25
John McGinas, 1 basket, $ .10
Thomas Fry, 1 wash board, $ .30
John Bebout, 1 basket, $ .10
Isaac Noris, 1 churn, $ .80
Thomas Fry, 1 trunk, $ .10
H. C. Feaster, 1 clock, $1.05
H. C. Feaster, 1 clock, $3.00
James Allum, 1 Ladle, $ .40
Thomas Fry, 5 bu of brand 25 cts per bu, $1.25
Manervy Reeves, side saddle, $27.00
Isaac Supler, 1 lot of inch poplar lumber by the hundred ft. 1.30 cts per hundred ft., $2.50
Isaac Supler, 16 sled shoes, $1.10

Total Page 6: $ 64.70

[Page 7]
Alexander Miller, 1 poplar log, $ .70
H. C. Feaster, 1 dish, $ .15
Isaac Allum, 2 dish, $ .30
Isaac Allum, 1 dish, $ .10
Wm. Rush, 2 plats (sic), $.40
Thomas Fry, 1 Boals (sic), $.25
Wm. Rush, 1 Pitcher, $ .45
Hary Burns, 2 Boals, $ .15
John Bebout, 1 Boal, $ .35
H. C. Feaster, 4 Dishes, $ .30
Thomas Fry, 7 Plats (sic), $ .30
Wm. Clutter, 1 shugar (sic) Boal, $ .30
Thomas Fry, 1 Tea Pot, $ .95
Henry Miner, 1 Tea Pot, $ .15
Isaac Allum, 1 shugar Boal, $ .45
Thomas Fry, 1 cream, $ .15
John Webster, 1 Glass dish, $ .25
John Bebout, 1 Glass dish, $ .10
John Bebout, 1 glass salt sellar (sic), $ .10
John Bebout, 1 glass tumblers, $ .35
H. C. Feaster, 1 dish, $ .10
H. C. Feaster, 3/4 of a set of cups and saucers, $ .20
John Bebout, 1 Deep dish, $ .10
John Bebout, 2 plats (sic), $ .10
Alexander Miller, 1 lot of knives and forks, $ .85
John Bebout, 1 set of tea spoons, $ .50
Thomas Fry, 5 sets of Table spoons, $ .55
James Allum, 2 Ladles and a Flesh fork, $ .60
John Supler, Jr., 1 Coffy (sic) Mill, $1.25
Wm. Rush, 1 coffy (sic) Pot and Candle Molds, $ .20
Wm. McKannah, 1 smoothing Irons, $1.20
John Bebout, 1 cake Paddle and grater (sic), $ .15
John Bebout, 1 Butter Boal (sic), $ .30
H. C. Feaster, 1 cricket, $ .25

Total Page 7: $ 12.40

[Page 8]
Wm. Clutter, 1 tin bucket, $ .40
J. W. Batson, 1 set of chars, $6.25
Thomas Fry, 1 Rocking Chair, $2.00
John Bebout, 1 armed rocking chair, $5.15
Isaac Allum, 2 split Bottomed Chairs, $1.20
Isaac Allum, 2 chairs, $ .50
Isaac Allum, 1 chair, $ .50
Thomas Fry, 1 Looking Glass, $3.05
Jonathan Allum, 1 Picture, $ .30
James Allum, 1 Picture, $ .75
John Swart, 1 Glass Lamp, $ .35
Warren Rush, 1 Book, $ .50
H. C. Feaster, 4 Pie Pans, $ .10
Clark Clutter, 1 Brass Clock, $9.95
John Walker, 1 Bureau, $15.25
Jonathan Allum, 1 Pauler Stove, $15.25 (again)
Thomas Fry, 1 Bedstead & Bedding, $22.50
James Allum, 1 Blanket, $3.00
John Walker, 1 Bedstead & Bedding, $9.35
James Allum, 1 Table Cloth, $ .50
James Allum, 1 Table Cloth, $ .50
James Allum, 1 Table Cloth, $ .25
James Allum, 1 pare (sic) of Pillow slips, $ .25
James Allum, 2 pare (sic) of Pillow slips, $ .25
H. C. Feaster, 1 Towel, $ .15
James Allum, 1 pare (sic) of window Blinds, $ .10
James Allum, 1 pare (sic) of window Blinds, $ .10 (again)
Isaac Allum, 1 Towel, $ .10
John Supler, Sr., 1 Sopha (sic), $15.00
James Allum, 1 stand, $ .05
John Supler, Sr., 1 (Lance?), $ .50
Alexander Miller, 1 Gunn (sic), $8.25
James Allum, 1 Barrel of Vinegar, $5.00

Total Page 8: $126.95

[Page 9]
Samuel Burns, 1 Dutch Oven, $ .75
Stephen Stickel, 1 Copper Kettle, $3.00
James Allum, 1 Bucket, $ .25
Jonathan Allum, 1 wash pan, $ .35
John Swart, 1 set of fire iron, $ .35
Isaac Norris, 1 cooking stove, $17.00
John Stilwell, 1 Glass cupboard, $ 3.50
Thomas Fry, 1 Table, $ .45
Isaac Allum, 1 Table, $1.75
James Allum, 1 oil cloth, $1.00
John Webster, Flour $5.70 per hundred (no amount provided)
Thomas Fry, 1 lot of Buckwheat flour & Barrel, $11.00
Thomas Fry, one Half of six acres of grain more or less in the shock, $46.00
Dyer Clutter, 3/5 of 7 acres of wheat on the Scott Farm in the shock, $137.00
Dyer Clutter, 3/5 of Eighteen acres of wheat on the Scott Farm in the shock, $137.00
Collin Rush, Six acres of wry on the Scott Farm more or less, $31.00
Jonathan Allum, one 1/2 of six acres of wry on the Scott farm in shock, $26.00
Henry Miner, one 1/2 of 2 acres of wheat, $5.50
Clark Clutter, one 1/2 of thirty six bu. of sewing oats in the shock, $65.00
Thomas Fry, 25 bu of sewing oats in the shock, one half, $36.00

Total Page 9: $423.65

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John Walker, 1 Thrashing Machine, $8.50
John Bebout, 1 mettle wheel, $1.00
Samuel Ackley, 2 hundred weight of flour, $5.60 per hundred, $11.20
Samuel Ackley, ?, $11.20
James Allum, 8 bushels of wheat (crossed out on list)
James Allum, 11 bushels of corn (crossed out on list)

Last Sale
John Bebout, one lot of hay, $69.00
James Swart, one lot of hay, $77.00
John Supler, one lot of hay, $16.00
James Swart, 100 bushels at 78 ____, $78.00
James Swart, 81 bushels at (83?), $26.73
Thomas Fry, 20 bushels of b_____ at 48 cts per bushel, $9.60
Clark Clutter, one lot of potatoes? $12.50
James Allum (crossed out on list), one lot of paster, $15.00
Isaac Allum, Scott Farm 134 Akers (sic) 36 dollars per Aker, $4,832.50
Eliza Fry, ______ Farm 130 Akers 65 for Akers, $3,598.00
James Swart, Home Farm 184 1/2 Akers at 36 dollars per aker, $8.679.96
Wm. Clutter, One Aker and 35 perches rec'd from (Lawny?), $48.50
? $1.00
Received from Houston, $12.00

Notes
James Allum, $1,035.00
Wm. Allum, $500.00
Wm. Allum $73.97
Wm. Allum $178.46
Henry Caseman, $275.51
Wm. McKenna, $635.00
Isaac Fry, $38.80
Wm. Neely, $71.54
James Allum, $323.25
Wm. Allum, $828.00
Morgan Wise, Jr., $414.44
Wm. Allum, $30.00
Morgan Wise, Jr., $ 31.81
Wm. Armstrong, $282.90
Jefferson Jones, $16.80
Thomas Straupe, Jr.,$120.65
Wm. McAnah ('new one!), $967.48
J. D. Clutter, $113.50
Hamilton Teagarden, Jr., $77.71
James Allum - (deposited) $300.00
J. L. Wood, Judgment, $490.10
Jacob Swart, to paster 250, $ 50.00
Porter Allum, one lot of paster, $15.00
James Allum, to one field in corn, $15.00
Interest on notes, $300.00

Total $4,401.69 (?)

Jemima married Charles W. ALLUM, son of William ALLUM 1st Of Maryland and Pennsylvania and Our Ancestor ALLUM, about 1816 in Greene County, Pennsylvania. (Charles W. ALLUM was born on June 16, 1796 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, died on April 2, 1868 in Greene County, Pennsylvania and was buried in Allum Cemetery (Removed To Enon Cemetery, Greene County, PA In 1981).)