Colonial Williamsburg Digital Library

Names	Places	Age	Trade	Sex	Parents
Jacob	Charlotte	40	Field	male
Jenkins	do	16	do	do
Old Jack	do	40	one armed jobber	do
Roger	do	50	field	male
Sally	do	24	do	female	Nanny
Jenney	do	22	do	do	Nanny
Bella	do	20	do	do	Sarah
Phillis	do	24.6	do	do	Sarah
Doll	do	40	do	do
Sarah	do	40	do	do
Judy	do	17	assistant at the Loom	do	Doll
Lewis	do	10		male	Sarah
Lydia	do	20	Spinner	female	Doll
Adkins	do	4		male	Jenny
Joe	do	3		do	do
Nanny	do	2 or 1½		female	do
Charlotte	do	9 months		do	Sall & Adam
Moses	do	1 year		male	Jack & Phillis
Stepney	do	9 months		female	Aby & Mingo
Sam	do	2		male	Frank
Gaby	do	8		do	Gaby & Dilce
Beck	do	6		female	same
Joan	do	5		do	same
Jenny	do	4		do	same
Lucy	do	3		do	same
Hannah	do	1		do	same
Peter	do	30	Field	male

[illegible] of those born or dead at Martin's Hundred once [illegible] death

Names	Place	Name	Place
Jack	Albemarle	Jacob	do
Jack	do	Will	do
Jack	do	Tom	do
Orange	do	John	do
James	do	Polly	do
Dick	do	Sampson	do
Philladone	do	Red	do
Jupiter	do
Juba	do
Peter	do
Moses	do
Riddey	do
Bridget	do
Jane	do
Agatha	do
Lucy	do
Nam	do
Peg	do
Rachael	do
Kate	do
Sue	do

A list of Negroes belonging to Edmund Randolph in Charlotte, Albemarle and James City independent of those born or dead at Martin's Hundred since my Aunts death September 25, 1784

Phill	Albemarle
Wilcher	do
Sanchor	do
Rose	do
Tom	do
Ben	do
Celia	do
Cause	do
Tab	do
Sary	do
Betty	do
Ned	do

				Parents
Dick	do	Dicks	do		Betty	do
Jacob	Same City	Golah	do		Aby	do
Betty	do	Fanny	do		Mourning	do
Jenny	do	Moll	do	Fanny	Sally	do
Sue	do	Luceno	do	Same	Billy	do
Ned	do	Nancy	do		Hamp	do
Betty	do	Sam	do	Nancy	Billy	do
Sue	do	Lukey	do	same	Charles	do
Agatha	do	1 not Xtend	do	Same	Bob	do
Sam	do	Billy tarm	do		Mars	do
Charles	do	Robin do	do		Bob	do
1 not baptised	do	Natt do	do		Sam	do
Billy	do	Jemmy	do		Ben	do
Lydia	do	Billy & ? do	do		Watt	do
Joe	do	Lucy do	do

A list of negroes belonging to Edmund Randolph in Charlotte, Albemarle & Jas City independent others born or dead at Martin's Hundred since my Aunt's death.

Denbou	James City
Stephen	do
Roger	do
Jenny	do
Jenny	do
Conn	do
John	do
Gabriel	do
Harry	do
Jenny & Porringer do	do

A list of negroes belonging to Edmund Randolph in Charlotte, Albemarle, Jams City and Henrico independent of those born dead at Martin's Hundred since my Aunts death. September 25, 1784

Old Betty	Henrico
Betsy	do
Betty	do
Stepne	do
Aga	do
Sue	do

1780 Will of Betty Randolph

In the name of God Amen I Betty Randolph do make this my last Will and Testament June 1st 1780. I give to Edmund Randolph Esqr Nephew of my dear departed Husband the Family Picture the silver chafing Dishes the four new Silver Salt Cellars the Silver Cups and two silver Waiters I also give him the suit of Yellow printed cotton curtains the Bed, Bedstead; and Blankets thereunto belonging the Clock, and his uncles seal which I wear to my watch. I give to my Nephew Harrison Randolph the silver cruit frame Table Spoons, Sour ditto, Punch strainer ladle the four old silver Candlesticks two old silver salt cellars the Cross the China bowls the Tea set of India China all the House Linnen and half the Beds with Blankets &c

I give to my Neice Elizabeth Harrison who lives with me the new Tee spoons four silver saucers all my wearing cloths my minature Picture of my dear Husband my Watch and the Treasury Bond of the United States for ninety Pounds now in the House - I give to my Niece Lucy Burwell the set of Chelsie Tea China, as a token for the same reason - I give to my niephew Benjamin Harrison of Berkley four silver candlesticks called the new ones which were given me by my grandmother Harriso[n] I also give him a mulatto Woman called Little Aggy, her Daughter Betsy and her son Nathan to him and his heirs forever. I also give him the other half of the Beds Blankets and Curtains.

I give to my Niephew Carter Harrison of Berkley a Molatto Boy names Wat, to him and his Heirs forever. I give to my niece Ann Coupland a negro woman named Eve and her son George to her use and after her death to her Heirs. I give to my niece Elizabeth Harrison who lives with me a Girl named Kitty & daughter little Aggy to her use and after her Death to her heirs - I give to my niece Elizabeth Richman a negro Woman called great Aggy and her Son Henry to her use and after her death to her Heirs.

I give to my Niece Lucy Randolph daughter of my sister Hecks [?] a molatto girl named Charlotte to her use and after her death to her Heirs. I give to my Niephew Harrison Randolph a negro Woman named Lucy, and her children to him and his Heirs forever.

I have in the loan office of this Commonwealth the sum of NIne hundred pounds which I dispose of in the following manner, five hundred Pounds I give and bequeath to my Niece Elizabeth Harrison who lives with me. One hundred to her sister Ann Harrison, One hundred to Sarah Harrison, daughter of my brother Benjamin Harrison, one hundred to Ann Harrison daughter of my Br Charles Harrison, and One hundred to his daughter Betty Randolph Harrison. My will and desire is that the House and all the lots in Williamsburg given me by my dear Husband together with the furniture not particularly given away, Chariot, Waggon & Horses in town, and all the Estate I shall die possessed of not particularly disposed may be sold, and after paying my debts (which I design shall be very few) the money arising from the sale thereof may be divided into two equal parts, the one half I give and bequeath to my Niephew Harrison Randolph, one of the other half I desire forty Pounds may be divided among the Servants that shall attend me in my illness as they shall deserve, the remainder to be divided into six equal parts to be given to six persons hereafter mentioned viz: Peyton Harrison, son of my Br Carter Harrison, William Harrison, son of my Br Benjamin, the youngest son of my Br Nat. the youngest son of my Br Charles and the two sons of my Br Robert Harrison. If either of my brother Robert son should die before the age of twenty one the survivor to take both his own and his Brothers part. My will & desire is that the Heirs of my dear & honoured Husband (by whose bounty I have been enabled to make these bequests) may be to no conveniency by my heirs, for which reason I desire the Carts, Waggons & work Horses in the Plantations & tools for the use of the Plantations tho purchased by me may not be looked on as part of my Estate. I also desire a sufficient quantity of Corn and fodder may be left on the Plantation for the use of the Negroes & stocks. I also direct that whatever Cloths, or materials for making Cloths for the Negroes, that shall be found in the House shall be given up for the purpose. If I should have any Money in the House or Treasury not already given away I give it to Harrison Randolph-I have lent the Estate Money as Mr Cocks receipt & Books will show to the amount of One hundred & thirty pounds which I designe should be laid out in a convenient to the memory of my dear and blessed husband. My Will & desire is that the above sum of One hundred & thirty pounds due from the Estate to be paid to Edmund Randolph esqr he giving Bond to my Executors to put up a monument at the Chapel of Wm. and Mary College opposite to that of his grandfather Sr John Randolph (which I have been informed cost about that sum) as soon as possible. he is to pay no interest for the Money only to lay out the sum of One hundred & thirty pounds. My Body which I had almost forgot I desire may be put in the Vault in the College Chapel in which the remains of my blessed Husband are deposited with as little ceremony & expence as possible, as being there is the summit of all my wishes with regard to this World & that the expences of the funeral may be paid before the division is made My share in the Wmsburg factory I give & devise to Harrison Randolph, my Books to his Sister Lucy Randolph - I do appoint my Brother Benjn Harrison, my Nephew Benjn Harrison Exors of this my last Will & Testament. In witness whereof I Have set my hand & seal this 23d day of October in the Year of our Lord 1780. Signed, sealed & declared by the said Betty Randolph (l.s)
Betty Randolph to be her last Will &
in presence of us
Rachel Whitaker, Sally Singleton

1782 July 20th A codicil to the above Will,
Whereas Eve's bad behaviour laid me under the necessity of selling her I Order and direct that the money she sold for may be laid out in purchasing two Negroes Viz; a Boy & Girl, the Girl I give to my Niece Ann Coapland in lieu of Eve, in the same manner that I had give Eve. The Boy I give to Peyton Harrison son of my Brother Carter Harrison, to him & his heirs forever. I have lent Charlotte to my Niephew Harrison Randolph during my life. As he will perhaps be at some expence in raising & maintaining other Children she may have - as a gratuity I give to him & his Heirs forever her son called Thomas Prouce. I have given in my Will, forty Pounds paper currency to be divided amongst the Servants instead of which I Order Ten Pounds of the money to be given to my Niece E Harrison if she should be living with me at the time of my death in order to enable her to pay her Expences to some friendly roof. I think I have express myself with regard to Thomas Pruse [?] in a manner that may leave room for a dispute to prevent which I declare my Will is that Harrison Randolph is to have the said Thomas Pruse at all events I give to my Niece Eliza Harrison my dressing Table and Glass that stands in my Chamber and the Cabinet on the Top of the Desk.
Betty Randolph

This Codicil was signed, Published and declared to be part of the last Will of the said Betty Randolph in presence of us
John Blair
James Madison

At a Court held for York county the 17th day of February 1783
This Will was proved according to Law by the Oaths of Rachel Whitaker & Sally Singleton the Witnesses thereto & the Condicil there under written was also proved by the Oaths of John Blair and James Madison the Witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded And on the motion of Betty Harrison and Harrison Randolph two of the Executors in the said Will named who made Oath thereto and together with Abraham Archer and John Nelson Gent their Securities entered into and acknowledged Bond as the Law directs Certificate was granted them for Obtaining a Probat on due form Liberty being received for Benjamin Harrison (the elder) the other Executor therein named to join the Probat when he shall think fit.
Teste
Ms Cary DC. YC

[Wills, Inventories 1783-1811, No. 23, 4-5]

Inventory and Appraisment of the Estate of Peyton Randolph Esq in James City County - December the 20th 1775

Peter £70 dead..Dinbon £70 gone to ye enemy...Gabirel £70...	£210
Billy...60....Stephin..70....Harry 55..	185
Robindo...55...Roger..50gone to the enemy...Dick..45gone to the enemy..	150
Natt do..35...Somonydo..70...Sam..50....	155
Jacob...30...Jimmyat the farm...40....Golah..10....	80
Ben...50 deac Ned dead 10....Fanny..44....	115
Betty...55....Jenny....60....	115
Jenny & her Child Jennydead...70...Sykey..20...	90
Sue & her Child boy...65....Judyat farm...40....	105
Lydia..44...Aggy...20...Billyat farm...15...	80
Jimmyat farm called ?...20....Constant..20...Nannygone to the enemy..50...	90
Sall dead 10....John....35.....Sall dead...12..	57

M[blurred] dead...	0..0..0
16 Hogs & 5 Shoots	7.10..-
5 Sows a 15/. £3..15.- 8 Shoots a 6/..£2.8..-..	6..3..-
15 Pigs a 1/3..18/4.. 7 Hogs a 10. £3.10..	4..8..9
79 head of Sheep a 10/. £39.10.- 3 Horses £20...	59.10..-
2 Carts £5...a parcel of old Hoes, Axes, & Spades £2	7..-..-
1 x Cutt Saw 10/. 1 Whip saw 20/...	1.10..-
12 pewter dishes £3.. 6 tin Milk pans 12/	3.12..-
4 butter Potts...	12..-
297 bbls Corn.. a 8/...	118.16..-
95 bush. Wheat a 3/...	14..5..-
400 do Oats a 2/...	40..-..-
94 head Cattle	200.-..-
3 Plows £3... 3 fluke Hoes, 1 Harrow & 1 drag Harrow 40/	5..-..-
a parcel of Tops, Shucks, & Straw...	15..-..-
	£1915..6..9

[Estate of Peyton Randolph - M-1005]

^{add to inventory}

[1 Mahogony Tea board 7/. 6 japan'd Waters 10/...	-..17..-]
a Chariot & 8 Harness	60..-..-
5 Chariot Horses £230... 3 Cart Horses £25...	255..-..-
1 Mare & Colt £40... 1 riding Horse £30...	70..-..-
1 Phaton £15... 5 Cows £20...	30..-..-
2 Carts, 1 rumbrill & Harness	20..-..-
[11 frying pans a 3/...	1..13..-]
[4 jugs 8/. 1 butter pot 2/. a box & half of Candles 60/...	3..10..-]
a firkin of butter 40/. 5 flasks of oyl 10/...	2..10..-
30 Galls Rum £7.10.- a parcel Lumber 5/...	7..15..-
2 Soap Jars...	..15..-
[6 Mahogony Hook Presses	9..-..-

Negroes

Johhny..£100...	Jack.. £25...	125..-..-
Billygone to the enemy...100...	Watt..100...	200..-..-
Braches dead 10...	Ben...80...	90..-..-
Cesar..sold..25...	Georgegone to the enemy.30...	55..-..-
Henrygone to the enemy...30..	Samgone to the enemy..40...	70..-..-
William..30...	Bob...25	55..-..-
Casar...30..	Watt..25...	55..-..-
Evegone to the enemy...100...	Charlotte..80...	180..-..-
Aggygone to the enemy...60...	Succordia..10...	70..-..-
Little Aggy..60...	Kitty...20...	80..-..-
Betsey...10...	Lucygone to the enemy..60...	70..-..-
Katey...20..	Petergone to the enemy..15...	35..-..-
Betty..100...	Roger sold 60...	160..-..-
Moses...		60..-..-
		2883.14..6

Inventory and Appraisment of the Estate of Peyton Randolph Esqr in Charlotte County.

Negroes.

Charles...£60...	Harry...£70...	Jamey...£70...	200..-..-
Bob...70...	Godfrey...70...	Gabriel...60...	200..-..-
Peter...70...	Will...70...	Roger...80...	220..-..-
Jacob...80...	Blannum...90...	Ebas & Sam...30...	200..-..-
Lewis dead...20...	Stepney...60...	Jacob...40...	120..-..-
Naney...40...	Diley & Child..70...	Phillis...70...	185..-..-
Gray...80...	Bellow...80...	Sall...80...	240..-..-
Fanny...50...	Doll...60...	Avey...50...	160..-..-
Aggy...50...	Nanny...60...	Frank...60...	170..-..-
Lydia...60...	Sall...30...	Sue...35...	125..-..-
Nell...35...	Judy...30...	Mars...30...	95..-..-
Gabriel...30...	Lewis...15...	Betty...15...	60..-..-
Beck...15...	Mingo...90...	Will...70...	175..-..-
Jenkins...95...	Sam...20...		55..-..-

19 Headsheep £9.10..2 (37 Oxen £14...	23.10..-
70 Head Cattle £130...104 Hog including small ones £41.5...	171..5..-
a Waggon & Gear £15..15 reap hooks 15/. 2 Cotton Wheels 15/...	16.10..-
2 flax Wheels 25/. 8 Pr Cottn Cards 15/.. 1 flax Hackel 12/6...	2.12..-
13 Grubbing Hoes 55. 28 broad do 84/. 9 Trowell do 36/...	8.15..-
1 Sett Wedges 7/6. 15 old Hoes 37/6. 15 Hilling do 45/. 14 Narrow Axes 72/	8//2..-
8 old Hoes 12/6. 1 Plow 30/. 3 frying pans 9/. 5 tin do 6/0	2.17..4
1 handsaw, drawing knife &c. 15/. a parcel old low irons 5/...	1..-..-
4 Horses £47..6 Earthen plates Chambr pot & Spoon 12/6...	17.12..6
140 bbls Corn £52.10. 100 bush Wheat £12.10...	65..-..-
5 old bags 15/. 1 Tobo Hhd. 4/. 6 do 18/. What sive 1/6...	1.18..6
2 grind stones 11/3. a quantity flax broke & unbroke £5...	5.11..3
a quantity Tobo Suppos'd 4 hhds £20.. 2 Corn bbls 3/...	20..3..-
1 Iron pot & Churn 12/6. 2 Coulters, Ox Yoak & Chain 20/.	1.12..6
20 ½ Spun Cotton £3.12.6. 2 do not spun 3/...	3..4.-
3-½ Cow hides 30. 8 head small Cattle £5...	6.10..-

[Estate of Peyton Randolph M-1005]

Sales of the Estate of Peyton Randolph Esqr

1776
Feby. 26	Thos Jefferson Esqr for Sundry Books	£ 38..7..6
June 3d	Cash recd Colo Bland for Vettells Law of Nature & the History of the Royall Society	1..-..-
	do for Clark on the Trinity 6/. Horace 3/. Casar 3/	12..-
Decr 10	Thos Jefferson for Books & presses...1d	191.12..6
1779	Cash recd of Ch. Taliaferro for a Negro man named Casar	60..-..-
Decr 21	Do recd fo David Ross for Roger a Negro Man	1600..-..- [sic]

January 25th 1783
I have this day taken into my hands the estate of my Uncle at Martin's hundred There are one hundred and forty barrels of Corn on the plantation; out of which is to be deducted the share of the overseer for the last year, which is one ninth of the whole crop, amounting to two hundred and ten barrels. The 1/9 is twenty three barrels and an half. The allowance for bread corn in 96 barrels, i.e. 84 for the ngroes and 12 for the overseer.

List of negroes.

Jacob	Roger
Betty	Jemmy
Jenny, and her childred Sue	Jenny
	Cor
Charles & one not baptized	John
Billy	Gabriel
	Harry
	Dick
Lydia and child Joe	Sam
Denbow	Golah
Stphen	Fanny & children Moll & Lucsay
7 Sows	Nancy & children Sam, Sukey & one not Christened
8 Shoots in the neck
16 pigs	3 fluke hoes
9 shoots at the house	1 drag harrow
24 head of sheep
one horse
2 Carts
a Cross cut saw & a whipsaw
12 pewter dishes
40 head of cattle
2 ploughs

There were put into the ground twenty five bushels of wheat, which sowed 27,000 cornhills Out of these negroes are Golat, Con, & Sue, as fit for labour.
Three hundred & fifty lbs cotton in seed
The old woman Succondia is here omitted by mistake

[Estate of Peyton Randolph - M-1005]

March 28, 1783
I have this day received the following account of the estate at Charolotte from (blank) Wade, the present overseer.

Negroes	Negroes
Jack	James
Adam	Blenheim
Harry	Sam
Godfrey	Will
Old Jack	Jemmy
Peter	Gaby
Roger	Jenkins
Jacob	Gaby
Sam	Lewis
Atkyns	Sarah
Gon	Doll
Mingo	Nancy
Phillis	Diley
Beller	Jenny
Fran	Sally
Amey	Nanny
Sall	Lydia
Judith	Nell
Beck	Wm Juno
xxx	Lucy(?)
Jenny	Lucy
	Joan
21	23
	21
	44

These old horses and two mares
a strag mare & 2 colts

Cattle 91	1 Waggon	11 old axes
Hogs & Pigs 155	2 pr iron traces	6 plough hoes
17 sheep	1 Chisel	11 grubbing hoes
3 lambs	1 Crosscut saw	3 iron wedges
		1 iron froe.

[Estate of Peyton Randolph M-1005]

Dr The Estate of Peyton Randolph Esqr in Accot with Betty Randolph & James Cocke acting Executrix & Executor

1776
Jany	17	To Cash pd Archd Cary Esqr for 52 lb Bacon for the workmen at Bushy Park	1..6..-
		To do pd do for Smith Work & mendg the Waggons at do	12..-..-
Feby	12.	To do pd Robt C. Nicholas Esqr his Accot	46..2.10-½
	16.	To do pd Edward Roberts his....do...	1.14..-
	"	To do pd Robt Nicholson his....do...	54.10..-
	"	To do pd James Cocke....his....do...	26.10.10
	"	To do pd Wm Nicholson...his....do...	14..2..4
	"	To do pd Messrs Dixon & Hunter their do	3..5..3
	"	To do pd Robt Miller his....do...	22..5..6
	"	To do pd Doctr Pasteur his....do...	11..1..6
	"	To do pd ... Ditto & Co their....do...	3..9..3
	"	To do pd Donald Ross...his....do...	3.10..-
	"	To do pd Jane Charlton her....do...	5..5..7-½
	"	To do pd Margt Hunter her....do...	1.18..1
	"	To do pd Jacob Bruce his....do...	1..2..-
	"	To do pd Rob Bond his....do...	1..6..3-½
	"	To do pd Doctr deSequiyre his....do...	38.14..-
	17	To do pd Thos Pearman his....do...	54..7..-
	21	To do pd James Craig his....do...	1..1..4
	23	To do pd Wm Pierce his....do...	2.11..3
	"	To do pd Thos Pate his....do...	10.17.10
March	2	To do pd Henry King for Sussex Dare's Bond & Int..	19.10..8
	"	To do pd Robt Pleasants & Co their Accot	4.10..-
Apr	20	To do pd Charles Miles his....do...	-..5..-
May	11	To do pd James Taylor his....do...	1.14..6
	18	To do pd Richd Eggleston his....do...	8..2..6
	20	To do pd Wm Russell....his....do	10.10..-
June	7	To do pd Charles Barham his....do...	2.16..3
	"	To do pd Paul Carrington for Levies in Charlotte	2.16.3
	8	To do pd Jno Bowdoin & Co their Accot	9..9.10
	"	To do pd John Roan...	5.17..3
July	18	To do pd Benjn Allen in [illegible] [part]	21..-..-
Augt	12	To do pd Lewis Burwell jr...	6..-..-
	13	To do pd James Roan	13.19..-
	14	To do pd Edmd B. Dickenson...	2.15..9
Octr	21	To do pd the Inspectors at Warwick...	3..5..-
1777
Feby	6	To do pd Richd Egglestone...	8..-..-
	7	To do pd Benja Allen in full...	12.17..6
Mar	6	To do pd Thos Everard Clk York for fees...	1.18..1
May	8	To do pd Wm Graves his Accot...	-.12..-
	9	To do pd Alexr Speirs & Co do...
		To do pd Wm Barret p rect...	-..10..6
		To do pd Corbin Griffin p do	10..-
		Carried to page 18	£460..-..3½

1775			Cr
Novr	15	By Cash recd. of Mrs Randolph being so much in the House at the Speakers death	30.15..3
1776
Feby	12	By Cash recd of the Treasurer for Bal of his Salary as Speaker to the 6th Decr.	274.17..4
	16	By Cash borrowed of Mrs Betty Randolph	50..-..-
May	18	By..do..do..of.....do	68..-..-
June	3	By do recd of Colo Bland for 2 Books	1..-..-
		By do ...for......3 do....	0.12..0
		By do of Charles Taliaferro for a Negro man named Caser sold him...	60..-..-
1777
March	7	By do recd Peyton Randolph for a plow...	4..-..-
		By do of Mr. Randolph for a Bible...	1.18..-
May	10	By do Mr Jefferson for Books ¢38.7.6 & Int. 7/6...	38.15..-
		By do of Archd Cary Esqr Bal. his Accot fees...	7.10..-
		By do of do...for Erbys....do..do...	2.10..-
		By do of Chs Carter.....do..	5..-..-
		By do of Mr Wm Fleming for Deans Est. for do	63.12..6
		By do of Jno Mintor...	8..8..-
		By do borrowed of Mrs Randolph 12 Augst...	12..-..-
		By do recd of Colo Richd Lee for fees...	7.10..-
		By do of Richd Eggleston for do...	5..2..6
		By do of Saml Spurr Bal. his Accot	2.11..-
		By do of the Est. Littlsberry Hardiman Acco fees	7.14..-
		By do of Lewis Burwell of Gloster....do ...	10..-..-
		By do of Phil. P. Edmondson in fl [full]...do...	3..-..-
		By do of Miss Molly Davenport Bal her Acco	3..7.11
		By do recd for Books....	3.12..-
		By do recd of Colo Johnson Bal. his Acco. fees...	4.10..-
		By do for 4 hhds Tobo made at Bushey Park...	41.10..7
		Carried to Page 19	£717..8..1

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Dr.

Mrs. Betty Randolph in Accot with the Est. Peyton Randolph Esqr

Cr

[Cr]
1776
Feby	16	By Cash borrowed of her for the Est P. Randolph Esqr	50..-..-
May	18	By..do...do..... for.... do....	68..-..-
Augst	13	By..do...do.... for.... do...	12..-..-

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1777	Dr	The Estate Peyton Randolph Esqr bro. from page ..14..	460..-..3-½
Sept	28	To Cash pd Benjr Allen his Accot	10..-.1-
		To do pd the Wmsburg Lodge	1.12..9
1778
Jany	20	To do pd John Prentis & Co	55.15..5
		To do pd Harrison Randolph	84.10..-
Apr	10	To do pd Benja Bucktrout	5..7..9
May	21	To Geo. Webb esqr Teasr lent him on Int Feby 6.1775	100..-..-
June	5	To...Ditto.....do.....do	197..-..-
		To Cash pd John Jaram for Drawing off accots	1..7..-
		To do pd Dixon & Hunter their Acot	16..-
Septr	11	To Alexander Purdie his Acct	2.16..3
1779
March	13	To James Southall his acct	11..5..6
		To Cash pd Jno Carter Bursar of the College in pr [part] of Jno Randolphs Bond for which P.R. was Security	230..2..9
June	15th	To Cash pd Jno Saunders his Accot	4.11..11
Decr	21	To do paid Jno Carter (Bursar of the College) in full of Jno Randolph's Bond for which P.R. was Security	401.15..-
1780
Jany	27	To George Brooke esqr Treasr lent him on Int	1247.10..-

19			Cr
1778		Brot from Page 15	717..8..1
Jany		By Cash recd of Thos Rutherford in pr [part]of his Note hand	15..-..-
		By do recd of Mr Parker by Robt Carter jr?	1..1..5
June	5	By do of Mr Jerrerson for Books £191.12.6 Int £5.1.-	196.13..6
July	22d	By do of Mr Thomas Epes by Nath. Harrison	2.12..6
		By do of Jno Woodliess Esqr by do1	2.10..0
		By do of Mr John Madison	1..1..-
Novr	30th	By do of John Hartwell Cocke for the Esta Jno Ruffin	10..-..-
		By do of do for Majr Campbell	1..1..6
		By do of do for Majr Clinch	5..2..6
		By do of the Trustee Jno Randolph esqr	230..2..9
		By do of Thos Rutherford for Bal. of his Note hand & Int	19..3..4
		By do of Mr Jno Tazewell subscription Money toward paving the Streets retd	5..-..-
Decr	21	By do recd of David Ross for Roger a Negro Man sold him	1600..-..-
1780
Jany	10	By do recd of the Est. Carter Burwell Bal. His Accot	16.15.6

Dr		The estate of Peyton Randolph esqr in account with Edmund Randolph (Martin's hundred)
[debit side]
1783
January	25	To a pair of red shoes for Nancy (a negro woman)
		To do for Succordia
	27	To 5 sides of sole leather for shoes
		To 6 sides of upper leather do
		To 6 pr of Virginia cloth breeches made up
		To 1 do not made up
		To 116 barrels of corn, given by my aunt Randolph to me at 12/6 per barrel
		To a bushel of salt	1..-..-
1784
		To my assumpsit to a Mr. Roberts for Dr Galt & Barraud's acct	£20.19..6
		To paid Barham (overseer) by an order on Colo Nath. Burwell
[credit side]
1783
January	25.	By the estate taken into my hands as anumerated in page 11, except the implements of husbandry and corn, devised me by my aunt Randolph
1784
Feby	1	By 100 bls of wheat 50/ sold to N. Burwell and fifty to Mrs. Nicholas at 6/.
		By fodder sold General Nelson.

Dr.		The estate of Peyton Randolph esqr in account with Edmund Randolph
(Charlotte)
[debit side]
1783
March	25	To 2 bushels of slat at 20/ pr bl	£ 2..8..-
		To baby clothes & sugar 6 lbs.	-12..-
		To needles	6..-
		To 7 lbs of steel at 2/6 per pound	17..6
Decr	24	To paid the blacksmith for work doen for the plantation	9.18..-
		To 15 blankets for the use of the plantation	9..-..-
		To 12 bushels of salt for do	3.12..-
		To 25 yards of cotton cloth at 3/. for do	3.15..-
		To 236 lbs of iron for do	3.18..8
1784
May	4	To paid Paul Carnington esq: for parish and country levies	3.18..-
		To paid do for last years bale of public tax	3..7..-
		To pd do for property and land tax 10-8-3	33..7..-
		Debits exclusive of the nails	£74.19..2
Sept	5	To pd for oznabrigs for the negroes 200 yds at 10-½ pr yd	8..5..-

Charlotte - 2

[credit side]

1783
March	28	By 2 small beeves at about 50 lbs per quarter at 4d per pounds	£ 6.13..4
Decr	20	By forty logs weighing 5215 lbs at 25/ I took them to myself	65..3..9
		By about 60 lbs of butter, used by myself at 1/3..	3.15..-
		By two hogsheads of tobacco, weighing 1986 lbs at 28/ per hundred - sold	27.16..7-½
1784
July	1	By 4250 lbs tobo at forty shillings (?) wt	14..9.11-3/?
		By the crops of 1783 barrels the foregoning tobo	85..-..-
		more tobo is expected
		Credits exclusive of future tobo	£184.18..8
October		By about eight hogsheads of tobo from the corp of 1783
		By the crop of corn necessary for my own year 1784

Dr		The estate of Peyton Randolph esq in account with Edmund Randolph (independent of the two plantations)	Cr
[debit side]
1783
Janry	23	To a bond, this day given by James Cocke esq surviving acting executor to the exrs of Mrs Betty Randolph for money lent P. R's estate in 1776	£130..-..-
		as may be seen in page 17, and by them assigned to me
		To a bond given by John Randolph and Peyton Randolph esqrs to Benjamin Waller esqr and by him assigned to me	[np]
March	25	To paid by my assumpsit to Joseph Hornsby by an order of Mr Cocke, as my uncle's exr	19.18..-
		This money was paid April 5, 1783 to Thos Dowson by order of Mr. Hornsby
April	3	To paid Mr. Lyons for a fee due from Mr. Grymes's estate, assumed by my uncle	-.16..-
May	30	To paid John Greenhow	1..8..4
1784
Apr	18	To my assumpsit to Mr. Leighton Wood for Mr
		the house of Norton and Son's with interest from March 1774 (see the account)	20.12.-8 sterling

Edmund Randolph - independent - 2

[credit side]

1783
March	17	By 3 laon office certificates dated 6th feby 1778 for 333-1/3 do, 5th June 1778 for 656-2/3 dols and 26 Jany. 1780 for 4158-½ ds

Dr		John Randolph esq in account with Edmund Randolph This account is inserted in this book because E.R. intends to set the articles of charge against the life estate of the said J.R. in the property of P.R.	Cr
[debit side]
1783
March	23.	To the amount of a balance due on Mr Jas Cocke's bond assigned to me...	np
1784
October
[credit side]
1784
Feby	1.	By what shall appear to be due after all deductions from the property* of Martin's hundred and Bushy Park (see the (see the memo)
		By Dr. Pasteur's bond for the hire of negroes
1784
		By the tobacco received from last years crop the amount must be got from the inspectors books.

Dr		John Randolph esq in account with the estate of Peyton Randolph esqr deceased	Cr
1779
March	13.	To paid Wm and Mry college for part of a bond to which P.R. was your security..	230..2..9
Decr	21.	To pad Wm & Mary College in full for the said bond	401.15..-
		Note: to hese charge will be added Mr. Waller's bond, assigned to E.R, when paid by P.R's Exrs, and Mr. Rob: Carter's bond.
[credit side]
		blank.

Dr		Martin's hundred in account with Edmund Randolph	Cr
1784
June	1	To paid J. Greenhow's acct. 3000 double 10d 4 Scythes	£ 4.12..4-½
		6 Scythe Stones, 1 drawing knife, 1 ld[?] saw file..
		To paid Robert Nicolson for 18 bd hoes at 5/..	4.10..-
		To pd do for 2 pr. cotton at 6/8, and 1 pr. wool cards at 5/	-.18..4
		To paid Josiah Moody for blacksmith's work	3.19.10-½
		To paid Messrs Galt & Barraud for medicine &c by an assumpsit to Alx McRoberts	2..4..-
Novr	1	To 200 yards plains at 2/9	27.10..-
		To 40 blankets at 9/	18..-..-
[credit side]
1785
Jany	1.	By the next crop of corn	[np]
		By 90 bls of wheat	[np]
		By fodder	[np]

Dr		Bushy Park (Charlotte) in account with Edmund Randolph	Cr
[debit side]
1784
May	7.	To 10 bushels of salt	£ -.15..-
October	20	To 10 bushels of salt	[np]
		To paid Luke Wade by order of Henry Wade for Mrs Hancock a doctress	9..-..-
		To paid for ferrages	12..-
Novr.	1.	To 48 blankets	[np]
		To 250 yds of plains at 2/9	33..7..6
		To 250 yds of oznabrigs at 1/	12.10..-
[credit side]
1785
Jany	1.	By 3000 lbs pork	[np]
		By four small beeves	[np]
		By the tobacco of 1783	[np]
		By the tobacco of 1784	[np]

Dr		Green mountain plantation Albermarle in account with Edmund Randolph	Cr
1784
May		To salt and iron I suppose amounting to	£ 5..-..-
Sepr	5	To Oznabrigs for negroes at 10-½ pr yd	7..-..-
		To hats for negro fellows	1..2..6
1785
Jany	1.	To 10 bls of salt	[np]
		250 lbs bar iron
		25 lbs steel
		6 m 10d nails
		1m 20d do
		6 iron pots
		6 frying pans
		3 stocklocks
[credit side]
1785
Jany	1.	By 2500 lbs or thereabouts of pork	[np]
		By two fine beaves
		By four good muttons
		By the tobacco of 1784
		By six firkins of butter

2][3

A list of negroes belonging to Edmund Randolph in Charlotte, Albermarle and James City. Sepr 25. 1784 independent of those born at Martin's hundred since my aunt's death.

Adam	do	25	Wheel-right	do	not alive
Nanny	do	45	Nurse	Female
Fanny	do	40	Sickly	do
Lucy	do	8		do	Roger & Fanny
Dilce	do	25	Sempstrass and Spinner	do
Aby	do	16	Spinner in the house	do	Sam & Doll
Sall	do	16	Dairy-made	do	Sarah
Nanny	do	25	Weaver	do	Sarah
Frank	do	25	Spinner	do	Nanny
Nell	do	16	do	do	Gaby & Dilie
Jack	do	30	Field	Male
Sam	do	60	too old to labour	do
Bleuheim	do	30	Field	do	Jack & Doll
Will	do	22	do	do	Nanny
Godfrey	do	25	do	do	Sarah
Mingo	do	25	do	do	Ben & Sarah
Sammy	do	40	do	do
Jemmy	do	22	do	do	Fanny & Roger
Tabey	do	45	do	do

[1] Column headed "Size"; [2] column headed "Increase & When"; and [3] Column headed "Death & When". no notation in these columns.

Property at Martin's hundred March 26, 1788

Negroes grown	Negroes young	Horse	Grown Cattle	Calves	old Hogs	Shoats
Con	Sam	3	45	7	17	33
Jenny	Charles
Sue	Sarah
Betty	Wat
Jemmy	Ned
Betty	Ned
Lydia	Stephen
Sukey	Joe
Aggy	Charles
Fanny	Sukey
Old Robbin	Molly
Harry	Henry
Dimbo	Moses
Sam	Jenny
Gaby	Con
John	14
Billy
Jacob
Bob
Billy
James
21

List of property on the Rockspring farm January 1, 1789, on which Thomas Lawson is overseer.

Negroes - Grown

Dick

Jimmy Porringer

Jemmy

Roger

William

Nat

Mars

Sam

Old Ben

Jacob

Judy

Nansy

12

Children

Sam and Ben	Nansy's
Coy and Kat and Liddy	Judy's

Horses	four
work oxen	six
Young steers	four
Bull yearlings	two
milch cows	five
small heifers	three

Sheep of Colo Nicholas's flock

	82	ewes
	30	wethers
	4	Rams
	116
Add
	12	old ewes from Mr. Beale
	19	of old stock, consisting of 2 rams, 5 wethers, 12 ewes.
		147

Ploughs	two
Waggons	2 with gear
Cart	1

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Note Jan 6, 1788 turned out 21 young wethers for next year and yesterday sent [1[illegible] ten old Ewes to Martin Hundred to fatten
1 ewe dropped two lambs today.

Jany 17th 1776. Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr one Pound six shillings 52 lb Bacon furnish'd the workmen at Bushy Park by Jno. Rice [?], also twelve pounds for Smiths work & for mending the Wagons &c.
Archibald Cary

• Feby 12. Cash pd. Robt C. Nicholas Esqr his Accot of rect. £46..2..½
• Feby 16. 1776 Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd. one Pound nineteen Shillings in full.
  Edwd Roberts
• Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd. fifty four Pounds ten Shillings in full.
  Robt Nicholson
• Recd twenty six Pounds ten Shillings & ten Pence in full
  James Cocke
• Recd of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr Decd. fourteen Pounds two Shillings & nine Pence in full
  William Nicolson
• Recd three Pounds five Shillins & three Pence of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr in full for Messrs Dixon & Hunter
  Henry Daughton
• Recd of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd twenty two Pounds five Shillings & six Pence in full for Robt Miller
  W Maintland
• Recd. eleven Pounds one Shilling & six pence of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr in full.
  Will: Pasteur
• Recd. of the Exrs Peyton Randolph Esqr decd three Pounds nine shillings & three pence for Self & Co. Will: Pasteur
• Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr. decd. three Pounds ten Shillings in full. David Ross
• Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd five pounds five Shillings & seven pence ½ in full for Mrs. Jane Charlton
  Will: Pasteur
• Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr one Pound eighteen Shillings & one Penny in full for Mrs. Margt. Hunter
  Will: Pasteur
• 1776 Feby 16. Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd One Pound two Shillings in full
  Jacob Bruce
• Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd. one Pound six Shillings & three pence ½ in full
  Robt Bond
• February 16. 1776
  Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd thirty eight Pounds, fourteen Shillings in account of Dr. Sequryra, which I am satisfied is just and true
  Edm. Randolph
• 17. Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd fifty four Pounds Seven Shillings in full.
• 21. Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr one Pound one Shillings & nine Pence in full for James Craig
  Richard Timberlake
• 23d Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr two Pounds eleven Shillings & three Pence in full.
  Wm Pierce
• do Recd of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr ten Pounds seventeen shillings & ten Pence in full
  Thomas Pate
• Mar 20. Recd of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr nineteen Pounds ten shillings & eight Pence for Sussex Dore's Bond which the Speaker engaged to pay.
  W King
• 28 Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr four Pounds ten Shillings in full.
  Ro: Pleasants & Co.
• Ap. 20 Recd of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr. five Shililngs in full
  Chas. Miles
• May 11. Recd. one Pound fourteen Shillings & six Pence of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd in full
  James Taylor
• May 18 Recd of Mrs. Randolph. the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd the sum of Eight pounds Two & Sixpence on Acct of Richd Eggleston Sr
  Richd Eggleston jr
• 1775 May 20th Recd of The Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr [?] Ten pounds Ten shillings for his Parish Levies and Town Tax
  Will Russell
• June 7. Recd of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd five Pounds seventeen Shillings for Parish Levies in James City
  Ch Barham
• 8. Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr decd. nine Pounds nine Shillings & ten pence in full for Jno. Bowdoin & Co.
  Isaac Smith
• Recd five Pounds seventeen Shillings & three in full for Jno Roans Accot
  James Cocke
• July 18. Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr twenty one Pounds in pr. [part] for building a House at Bushy Park.
  Benj Allen
• Augst 12. Recd of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr Six pounds for 30 bushl Barley for Lewis Burwell jr Esqr
  William Padget
• 13. Recd thirteen Pounds nineteen shillings in full for bringing 196 Posts & 2300 Rales from Merchts Hundred to enclose the Meadow belonging to Jno Greenhow
  James Roan
• 14 Recd of the Exrs Peyton Randolph Esqr two pounds fifteen Shillings & nine pence in full.
  Edmund B. Dickinson
• Octr 21. Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr three Pounds five shillings for the Inspectors at Warwick
  John Turpin [?]
• 1777 Feby 6. Recd of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr eight Pounds for 8 bushs Salt lent him by Richd Eggleston
  John Miller
• 7 Recd of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr twelve pounds seventeen Shillings & six pence in full
  Benja Allen
• Received thirty eight Shillings and one penny for Clerks fees for Proving the will & of P. Randolph Esqr decd
  March 6th Thos. Everard
• 1777
  May 8. Recd. of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr. twelve Shillings in full
  William Graves
• 9th. Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr. two Pounds twelve Shillings & eight pence in full for Alexr Speirs & Co.
  Robt Nicolson
• Recd of Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr ten Pound one Shillin on account of Benjamin Allen
  John Allen
  September 28 1777
• Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr fifty five pounds 15/5 in full of Accot due the late John Prentis & Co
  Ro: Prentis
  Jany 20th 1778.
• Recd of the Exrs. of Peyton Randolph esqr eighty four Pounds ten Shillings in full
  Harridon Randolph
• Recd. of the Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr. Eight pounds five Shillings and Seven pence ½ penny for B. Dickson-
  Jno Rowsay
  1778 April 10th
• Received May 20 1778 of Exrs. of Peyton Randolph Esqr five pounds seven shillings & Nine pence
  Benjn Bucktrout
• Receiv'd Sept 1st 1778 of Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr. one Pound seven shillings for copying his Books
  John Jaram
• Received Septr 11th 1778 of Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr three pounds eight & ninepence Balance of his account Due Alexr Purdie
  James Purdie
• Received March 13th 1779 of Exrs of Peyton Randolph Esqr Eleven pound five shillings & six pence for Mr Southall
  Thos [?]