Pursuant to an Order of Court for York County 15th September 1777. being first Sworn we have met and appraised in Current Money the Estate of William Baker decd.
| 2 Yoke of Steers £24. 7 Cows £28 | 52..-..- |
| 8 Heifers £24 6 Bulls £12 | 36..-..- |
| 3 Calves 3..15/ 20 Sheep 20/ | 23..15..- |
| 1 Cart and Wheels 6..- 18 Hoggs £8..4/ | 14..4..- |
| 1 Canoe 3..- 2 Beds and furniture £16 | 19..-..- |
| 1 Table 25/ 1 large Trunk 10/ | 1..15..- |
| 8 Basons 28/ Parcel of old Pewter 15/ | 2..3..- |
| Parcel of Leather 25/ 1 Mare and Colt £20 | 21..5..- |
| 4 leather Chairs 10/ 2 flat Irons 10/ | 1..-..- |
| 2 Iron Potts 15/ 4 Reap hooks 6/ | 1..1..- |
| 1 Ax and Grubbing Hoe 5/ 1 Jug 5/ | 0..10..- |
| 1 Delft Bowl 2/6 3 old Chests 6/ | 0..8..6 |
| 2 broad hoes, 2 Axes 1 frying Pan | 1..3..- |
| 4 Iron Wedges 15/ 2 Chains 7/ parcel old Iron 3/ | 1..5..- |
| 1 Negro Man Sam £75 1 Boy Frank £75 | 150..-..- |
| 1 Man Charles £100 1 Man George £100 | 200..-..- |
| 1 Woman Bess £80 1 Girl Patt £60 | 140..-..- |
| 1 Boy Ben £50 1 Boy George £25 | 75..-..- |
| £740..9..6 |
John Dickeson
William Moody
Chas. Hansford
Returned into York County Court the 15th day of December 1777 and Ordered to be recorded.
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Thos. Everard Cl Cur: