Adam Brandt Inventory

The following record is a transcription in the Estate Inventory Adam Brandt. The original record is held at the Cumberland County Historical Society in Carlisle, PA.

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The following is a list of all the goods and chattles rights and credits which were of Adam Brandt, late of Monroe Township, Deceased, at the time of his death, with valuation annexed as appraised August 24th 1838.

1 clock	$	40	00
1 stove and pipe		8	00
1 wood chest		2	00
shovel tongs and scraper		1	00
1 table		3	00
1 lot of tin ware		-	25
1 lot of delph ware		-	50
1 lot earthen ware		-	31 [not legible]
1 looking glass		-	25
1 pr bellows and brush		-	25
1 pr saddle bags		2	00
1 lot carpet		2	00
4 chairs @37 1/2		1	50
1 slate and basket		-	12 1/2
1 lot of spoons		-	37 1/2
1 gridiron etc		-	25
1 bed and bedding		6	00
1 bed and bedding		13	00
1 table		-	50
4 augers @ 25		1	00
1 lot tubs etc [not legible]		1	00
1 iron kettle and chimney hooks		2	00
1 lot benchs		1	50
1 stove and pipe		3	00
1 lot of books		2	00
1 lot knives and forks		-	25
1 case drawers		5	00
1 box and thread		-	50
Amount		97	56 1/2

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Carried forward		97	56 1/4
1 lot of bedclothes		1	50
1 pr bottles etc		-	50
1 lot sheets and bedtick		2	00
1 lot table cloths towels etc		1	00
1 lot Sundries		-	37 1/2
1 pr scissors and yarn		-	37 1/2
1 set scales and weights		1	00
1 box and pocket book		-	12 1/2
6 pr spectacles @20		1	20
1 pr spectacles silver		2	00
1 lot sundries [not legible] etc		1	00
1 box sundries		-	12 1/2
1 Girth		-	12 1/2
1 lot wearing apparel		7	50
5 Shares Bridge Stock Harrisburg @$20		100	00
3 Shares Berlin and Hanover [not legible] Com  @50		150	00
Cash		111	20
Bond. Principle and Interest		749	83
Note Principle and do		306	87 1/2
Note do and do		118	00
Note do and do		158	49
Note do and do		152	00
Note do and do		50	00
Note do and do		25	37 1/2
Note do and do		102	16
Note do and do		27	18 3/4
Note do and do		30	00
Note do and do		56	25
Note do and do		265	00
Note do and do		75	00
[not legible]		2583	75

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brot over		2583	75
1 Bond payable 1st April 1839		583	33 1/3
1    do       “         1    “      1840		583	33 1/3
1     do      “         1    “      1840		583	33 1/3
1 payement due  1    “      1839		150	00
1      “                  1    “       1840		150	00
1      “                  1    “       1844 (or [not legible])		597	94
	$	5231	64

Cumberland County [not legible]

     Before me the subscriber, a Justice of the peace in and for the said County, personally came Lewis Hyer, Esq and John Brandt, who being duly affirmed as the law directs, do depose and say that they appraised the personal property of Adam Brandt of Monroe township late deceased, as contained in the foregoing inventory, to the best of their Judgements and abilities. Further they say not. 

Affirmed and Subscribes      }                                                        Lewis Hyer

the 25th day of August         }

A.D. 1838 [not legible] me  }                                                        John Brandt

   Lewis Learing

Levi and Eliza Heagy Celebrate Golden Wedding

The following article appeared on page 4 of Harrisburg's The Patriot on Friday, January 11th, 1907.

     Mr. and Mrs. Levi Heagy, 1516 1/2 North Fourth street, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in a most fitting manner at their homes last evening.
     The couple received the congratulations of their friends, and were presented with a purse of gold by John Heagy in behalf of their children. The house was beautifully decorated throughout with flowers, potted plants and greens. Refreshments were served. The event was closed with a prayer by A. K. Hollinger.
     Mr. Heagy was born in Lancaster county seventy years ago and has lived in this city for the past twenty-six years. He is a carpenter by trade, and is a veteran of the Civil War.
     Those present were the following: Children, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hollinger, of Shippensburg; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hayes, of Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. William Kreig, Mr. and Mrs. William Heagy, Mr. and Mrs. John Heagy, and A. L. Heagy, of this city. Grandchildren, S. A. Hollinger, of Chambersburg; Mrs. Clarence Railing, of Shippensburg; Nora Hollinger, Ester V. Hollinger, Mollie A. Hollinger, Elmer H. Hollinger, Herman Hollinger, of Shippensburg; C. A. Hayes and Jesse Hayes, of Carlisle; Levi R. Heagy, Miss Sarah E. Creig, Miss Mary E. Thomas, of Harrisburg. Great-Grandchildren, Mrs. William A. Hollinger, of Chambersburg, and Herman C. Railing, of Shippensburg.