Williamsburg 1856

Oct^rOctober 30 1856	M^rJohn B Cosnehan^Paid to one metallic coffin for your wife with case and funeral expenses (except brick worckwork	75.00$75.00
	& to springing the arch over grave and attended to putting the toomtomb stone on	5.00$5.00
Nov^rNovember 2 1856	M^rN H Mott to a neat first rate lined and trimedtrimmed coffin with a case for your son sent to M^r Willmore Joneses	10.00$10.00
	to diggindigging grave for same	2.00$2.00
Nov^rNovember 6 1856	M^rChristopher J D Pryor to makeingmaking a neat raistopraised-top coffin lined and trimedtrimmed for your son ^{with a case to} same	15.00$15.00
	to diggindigging grave by W^mWilliam Briggs	2.00$2.00
Nov^rNovember 6 1856	M^rIsaac Hoffheimer^Paid to one peck lime	.12½$0.125
Nov^rNovember 7	M ^rPeter Powell^Paid to one metallic coffin and case for your little boy by agreement	20.00$20.00
	~~to a knobbknob to lock returned~~	~~.25$0.25~~
Nov^rNovember 8 1856	ColⁿColonel Robert McCandlish^Paid to takeingtaking off a lock on dining room door and put in a spring to the latch and put it on again	.37½$0.375
	to casing a door up stairs to furnishing 3 lock screws to fastningfastening on lock on entry door	.12½$0.125 .06¼$0.062 .12½$0.125
Nov^rNovember 10 1856	M^rB Handsford^Paid to makeingmaking a knewnew key to lock	.25$0.25
Nov^rNovember 11 1856	M^rsSouthall^Paid to makeingmaking7 cornish hooks	.37½$0.375
Nov^rNovember 11 1856	M^rLucias Cole^Paid to makeingmaking a key to traveling bag	.18¾$0.188

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