In Obedience to an Order of York Court dated December the 17th 1753 to us directed we the Subscribers whose Names are underwritten being first Sworn have Valued and Appraised the Estate of John Pegram decd. Vizt.
| 1 Stack of Fodder 8/, 1 Cowhide 5/, 1 Stone Jug & old Spit 3/ | £0..16..0 |
| A Parcel of old Lumber 3/, 6 Bottles 7½ | 0.. 3..7½ |
| 2 Small Hoggs 12/, 1 Bed & furniture 25/ | 1..17..0 |
| 1 Earthen Pot 9 d. 2 Sifters and 1 funnel 9 d. | 0.. 1..6 |
| 2 Looms & 4 Setts of Harness 14/, each | 1.. 8..0 |
| 6 Dunghill Hens & 2 Cocks | 0.. 5..0 |
| 4..11..1½ |
William Graves
Matt. Shields
Fips Jackson
Returned into York County Court the 21st day of January 1754 and Ordered to be recorded.
Exd.
Teste
Thos. Everard Cl. Cur.