Williamsburg 1866

Feb^rFebruary 1866	Alexander Dunlop (ColordColored)
Settled	to makeingmaking a fine coffin and case by agreement for an old ColordColored woman by the name of Nancy Hill his mother in law for thirty fine dollars$35.00 by agreement	35.00$35.00
June 3^rd1866	Pryor Jackson (ColordColored)
Insolvent	to makeingmaking a very neat coffin for his child	4.50$4.50
	Jane Jackson (ColordColored)
Insolvent	to makeingmaking a coffin for your son by your direction	10.00$10.00
	to grave and burial	2.00$2.00
	M^r John Bacon Paid
pdpaid	to coffin & case and funer- al expensisexpenses for your child including grave	13.00$13.00
1866	Estate of Sam Minor decddeceased
	to furnishing a first class cherry wood coffin and a case to same for himself	50.00$50.00
	to herasehearse and horse and myself to drive to go to warwickWarwick County to be burriedburied	5.00$5.00
June 26^th1866	Estate of M^r Richard C Wynn deceased in (Martin hundred)
	to a first rate coffin and case for himself	45.00$45.00
Settled	to horse and hearse and drove myself down in war- wick County (plasplace called the old lodge)	5.00$5.00
June 19^th1866	John Bryant (ColordColored) for your Mothers Polly Bryant's coffin
Insolvent	to making a fine raistopraised top coffin by agreement for your mother	15.00$15.00
	to plank to go over	1.00$1.00

From the Archives
Of Swem Library at the College of William and Mary