In Obedience to an Order of Court held for York County dated April 17th. 1780 We the Subscribers being first Sworn have met and Appraised the Estate of John Morland decd. as follows.
| 1 Negro Woman Sarah | 2500..-..- |
| 1 Negro Girl Lucy | 1000..-..- |
| 1 Negro Girl Milly | 500..-..- |
| 1 Spinning Wheel | 9..-..- |
| 1 Pine Table | 2..-..- |
| 1 parcel of Pewter | 20..-..- |
| 1 Razor and Strop and parcel of Iron buckles | 2..-..- |
| 1 Butter pot £6 1 Tub and Pail 20/ | 7..-..- |
| 2 Bedsteads and Cord | 10..-..- |
| 4 Empty barrels | 5..-..- |
| 1 Trunk and Chest | 5..-..- |
| 1 Ax and Froe | 30..-..- |
| a parcel of Carpenters tools | 40..-..- |
| 1 Tea Kettle 40/ a parcel of old Iron £5 | 7..-..- |
| 1 Frying pan and pair of Tongs | 3..-..- |
| a parcel of Lumber | 3..-..- |
| 1 Cow and Calf | 150..-..- |
| 1 small Gin | 0..5..- |
| £4293..5..- |
William A Rogers
Allen Chapman
John Burcher
Returned into York County Court the 19th. day of June 1780 and Ordered to be recorded.
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Thos. Everard Cl. Cur: