Williamsburg V.aVirginia

JanJanuary1866	Hall Scott (Colord)(Colored)
Insolvent	to makeingmaking a coffin for your mother (Marinda) by your direction and agreement	6.00$6.00
JanJanuary1866	M^r W^m W Vest Paid
	to glueinggluing on 3 ft feet on a bureau	.75$0.75
	to picking 2 draw locks at 25 ct.cents$0.25	.50$0.50
pdpaid	to putting in 2 gun tubes and furnished same for son George	1.50$1.50
JanJanuary1866	Doct^r Robert P Waller Paid
	to makeingmaking a key to door lock	.50$0.50
pdpaid	to sharpening and opening a wood saw (new saw)	.35$0.35
JanJanuary1866	Arreena Baker (ColordColored)
Insolvent	to a polished raistopraised top coffin for your daughter Sallie	12.00$12.00
	Received in cash on the above	2.00$2.00
Feb^rFebruary 1866	Davy Burwell (ColordColored)^Paid
pdpaid	to makeingmaking a coffin for your son-in-law that was shot at Jamestown by a notheanother negro ^{by agreement}	8.00$8.00
Feb^rFebruary 2^nd 1866	Estate of LtLieutenant W^m Richardson^Paid
pdpaid	to makeingmaking a coffin and a case and buryelburial in 62¹⁸⁶² for himself	15.00$15.00
	to takeingtaking up Remains of deceased	25.00$25.00
	to makeingmaking a case for same	5.00$5.00
	to makeingmaking a case for do paid by M^r Ashby that came for his remains	10.00$10.00
Feb^rFebruary 1866	M^r Moses Harroll as security
pdpaid	for a coffin for an old black woman by the name of Tempy by agreement in writing with him for $6.00$6.00	6.00$6.00
Feb^rFebruary 26^th 1866	James Corbin^Paid (ColordColored) ^Paid
	to makeingmaking a coffin for your baby to wait 2 months by agreement	2.00$2.00

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