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88 .In accordance with the requirments of the above warrant the undersigned on the twenty sixth Day of Febuary one thousand eight hundred & Seventy two after vewing the real Estate of Henry Clay, Edward Ellenora and Herbert Lusby Mansion House 46 by 18 two Rooms below 18 by 18 Passage 9 ft Second story 2 Rooms 18 by 18 Cloth Press Garret 2 Rooms not Finished in good repair Kitchen 24 by 18 including Pantry two Rooms above in tolerable repair. Hen House 19 by 14 in good repair. Carriage house 24 by 16 in good repair Corn Crib 12 by 24 in bad repair Granery 18 by 20 in bad repair Barn 24 by 40 two story Corn Crib 10 feet in the end in good repair Stable 22 by 32 two Story in tolerable repair Cow Shed 12 by 50 in Tolerable repair milk House 10 by 10 meet House 12 by 12 in Tolerable Repair The Farm is supposed to contain 305 acres Divided into six Fields Orchard & Garden the Orchard is of very little account the wood land is supposed to be about fifty Five acres And we fix the annual rental value of said Farm at a money rent of nine hundred dollars As witness our hands and Seals the day and year aforesaid B. F. Beck (Seal) W. W. Stephens (Seal) Maryland Kent County Orphans Court February 20th 1873 On application of R. J. Lusby Executor of John Lusby and acting guardian to Henry Clay Edward Ellenora and Herbert Lusby minors to this Court to nominate and appoint two skillfull and discreet persons to view and estimate the annual value of the real estate of said minor do appoint Benjamin F Beck and William W. Stephens to enter on the view the same and return an estimate thereof under their hands and seals Specifying the state of repair and annual value thereof including any working beast, Stock and utensils thereon belonging to the said minor and proper to be based with the land and also what dwelling houses out houses orchards gardens medows inclosures and other improvements all on the land is in their estimation in woods how much of the arable land is to be cultivated annually in rotation they first having taken the Oath hereunto annexed) and make return thereof to the court within three months from the date ^thereof^ |
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Kent County Register of Wills, Valuations and Distribution of Slaves, 1860-1895
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