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73 L Boyd minor do return as this estimate the Rental value thereof as follows. For his Farm adjoining the lands of A. J Wallis & others Two hundred & seventy five Dollars The Dwelling house & out buildings are very ordinary & stable out of repair out buildings inadequate for the scematy of the grain The farm requires granary & corn crib The fencing is post & rail & worn fence all in bad condition requireing much repairs & considerable labore arable land are The farm about 125 acres diveded into 5 fields we would recomend the division of the farm into five fields & cultivated ^on that sistem^ in wheat Sixteen There are about 20 acres of good woodland and at least five acres of bearnk or meadow land In testimoney whereof we have hereunto subscribed our hands & seals the day and date above written Arthone J. Wallis (seal) R J Lusby (seal) In persuance of the forgoing commission we the subscribers after being duly sworn entered upon the premises of Caleb W Spry late of Kent County Deceased there found the Homestead Farm No 1 supposed to be two Hundred and fifty acres supposed to be ten acres in Apple and Peach trees supposed to be Forty four acres to be put in wheat supposed to be Forty four acres to be put in corn and twenty two acres in oats supposed to be sixty six acres in Grass supposed to be Four acres in Pine Timber and the Balance in marsh This has on it the following one Three Story House Frame 30 by 32 Breakfast Room and Kitchen attached eighteen by thirty in good Repair Porches attached Front and Back the whole tenth of said Building in good repair Garden House six by eight in good Repair Poultry House sixteen by seventeen in good Repair Carrige House 12 by 16 in good repair two sheds attached 9 by 16 in good Repair Smoke House ten by twelve in bad Repair Grainary and corn House two story thirty by thirty in good Repair Tool shed eighteen by Forty in good Repair stable eighteen by thirty two in good Repair Corn House eighteen by sixty two two story in good order stable two story Fourteen by sixteen in good Repair Mash shed Fifteen by twenty in good Repair Garden and Poultry Yard supposed to contain about two acres enclosed with Board & Pailing Fence in Good Repair We recomend that there shall be twenty five Hundred bushels Lime put on annually also clover seed and Timothy and to be paid by the tenant Lime to be paid by the Hairs and the tenant to put it on free of charge |
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Kent County Register of Wills, Valuations and Distribution of Slaves, 1860-1895
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