An inventory of the personal estate of Henry H. Chapman : late of George Town in the County of Washington deceased : appraised by us the subscribers this thirty first day of December ... one thousand eight hundred and twenty one
1821
MSS L1970.29.2 MB
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Title
An inventory of the personal estate of Henry H. Chapman : late of George Town in the County of Washington deceased : appraised by us the subscribers this thirty first day of December ... one thousand eight hundred and twenty one
Variant Title
Inventory of H. H. Chapman
Published
[Washington, D.C.] 1821-1823
Description
[8] p. ; 41 cm. (fold.)
Call Number
MSS L1970.29.2 MB
Note
Caption title
Docketed: Copy / Inventory of H. H. Chapman
On p. [8]: "I certify that the foregoing is truly taken from the original ... this 28th day of January in the year 1823 [signed] Henry Neale, Reg. Wills
Inventory totals $4,990.54
The highest priced items @ $300 are: 1 Negro boy Joseph, about 20 years old; 1 [Negro boy] Tomas, 15; I [Negro] girl Floretta, 13. The next highest @ $100 is a sideboard.
Among the books inventories are American Revolution by Basil Allen, $2; Marshall's life of Washington .. $7.50; Lee's Memoires, $2; and the life of Marion $.25. The majority of titles were of law books.Chapman had served in the Lower House of the Maryland Legislature from 1787 to 1815 and was speaker in 1798 to 1799 and 1814 to 1815. He was also a Justice of Charles County from 1789 to 1793, an associate Justice of the First Division in 1792, a Maryland Senate Elector in 1796, 1801 and 1811 and served on the Executive Council from 1816 to 1819.
Gift of William McCasley Chapman, Maryland Society of the Cincinnati
Portion of original sewing intact
Pages [1] and [2] are on blue paper, slightly longer than the attached white leaf
Last leaf torn at fold
See also the inventory of the estate of his wife, Mary Davidson Chapman (MSS L1970.29).
Docketed: Copy / Inventory of H. H. Chapman
On p. [8]: "I certify that the foregoing is truly taken from the original ... this 28th day of January in the year 1823 [signed] Henry Neale, Reg. Wills
Inventory totals $4,990.54
The highest priced items @ $300 are: 1 Negro boy Joseph, about 20 years old; 1 [Negro boy] Tomas, 15; I [Negro] girl Floretta, 13. The next highest @ $100 is a sideboard.
Among the books inventories are American Revolution by Basil Allen, $2; Marshall's life of Washington .. $7.50; Lee's Memoires, $2; and the life of Marion $.25. The majority of titles were of law books.Chapman had served in the Lower House of the Maryland Legislature from 1787 to 1815 and was speaker in 1798 to 1799 and 1814 to 1815. He was also a Justice of Charles County from 1789 to 1793, an associate Justice of the First Division in 1792, a Maryland Senate Elector in 1796, 1801 and 1811 and served on the Executive Council from 1816 to 1819.
Gift of William McCasley Chapman, Maryland Society of the Cincinnati
Portion of original sewing intact
Pages [1] and [2] are on blue paper, slightly longer than the attached white leaf
Last leaf torn at fold
See also the inventory of the estate of his wife, Mary Davidson Chapman (MSS L1970.29).
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