Estate of Philip Lengel
Probate Court
Fairfield County, Ohio
Case File 2575
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The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, S. S.
Be it Known, that on the 10 day of February A. D. 1851 before the Subscriber, a Justice of the Peace within and for Said County Appeared Andrew Knopper, John Brunner and Jacob Boyer Appraisers of the property and Estate of Philip angle Late of Said County, Deceased; who were duly Sworn, Truly, honestly and impartially To appraise the Estate and property of the Said Philip Langel, which Which[sic] Shall be Exhibited to us and perform the other duties Required by law, in the premises, According to the best of our Knowledge and Ability
Andrew Knepper [sig]
John G. Brunner [sig]
Jacob Boyer [sig]
Sworn and Subscribed the day and year Aforesaid before me
A. D. Benadum J. P. [sig - hard to read]
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Recorded March 24, 1851, Inventory and Sale Record Book 6, page 346
A true inventory of All the goods and chattles, rights and credits of Philip Langle Late of the Township of Violet in the County of Fairfield. Dec'd the following property to wit.
two Truas chain 37 1/2
Two Ogee and Chesel 50
A lot of Legals and Iron wage & Drover Kinfe and pingers 87
one Sifter 50
one meet tup 62 1/2
one gun 2 00
three axes 37 1/2
one heff bushel and pak 25
A lot of forks 1 25
one food use and four bos and hamer 50
one straw box 1 50
one futher tross 50
10 bags 1 50
one bogy gears 10 00
one windmell 3 00
one cow and calve 15 00
one brown cow 12 00
one spoted cow 13 00
one Red ster 13 00
one Spotted Steer 12 00
one hefer 6 00
one steer 5 00
one Reed hefer 3 00
7 heat of shep 5 25
one strager 62 1/2
one log chain 1 25
one four Hors wagon 75 00
one Bugy 45 00
one Harow 3 25
one plough 0 75
one bay horse 42 50
one Mare Cold 26 00
10 head of Hogs 11 12 1/2
5 Ton of hay 35 00
75 bushel of Ots 17 75
250 bushel of Corn 75 00
one pair of brast Chaine 25
Lot of iron and Chain 62
ohl Bugy gears 25
Lot of iron and iron hub 12
one Cradle 12 1/2
325 bushel of what 195 00
15 acres of what in the ground 45 00
two bushel of lime 25
one iron Cidle 2 50
one Chain 37
5 Bees hives 8 00
2 wash tub 75
one stove and pipe 8 00
one Clock and Case 15 00
one Beoureu 4 00
one Table 3 00
one Bad and Bedding 8 00
Dito 9 0
Dito 10
Dito 9 00
one Stand 50
A Lot of Bade Close 20 00
one Chest 75 75
8 yard of Carped 1 50
Dito 12 yard 2 25
Dito 1 00
one wool weel 1 50
8 Winsor Chire 5 00
one women Sadle 6 00
one man Sadle 2 50
one German Biblia 6 00
one Cross Cut Saw 3 00
one Cooking Stove 8 00
one Table 2 50
on Cuberd 1 50
one Stelyerds 75
One Note on hand of Adam Lengle for fifty Dollars
One Note on hand of David Lengle for one hundred and Ninty Dollars
One Note on hand of Philip Lengle of one hundred and fifty Dollars
One Note on hand of Daniel Lengle of two hundred and fourty Eight Dollars
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We John G. Brunner Andrew Knepper and Jacob Boyer appraisers duly appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Said County of Fairfield do hereby Certify that having been first duly Sworn according to law, and it having been given to the legatees of the Said Philip Lengle Deceased, of the time and place of making the inventory and apprasement on the 10 day of February 1851 at 10 oclock A. M. at the late residence of the Said Philip Lengle We proceeded to inventory and appraise the goods Chattels monies, rights and credits of the Said Philip Lengel, wich are deemed assets by the Statute in Such case made and provided; and that the foregoing is a correct Statement of the property and effects by us inventoryed and apprised, as exhibited to us
Dated the 10 day of February 1851
John G. Brunner [sig]
Andrew Knepper [sis]
Jacob Boyer [sig]
Appraisers
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The State of Ohio
Fairfield County
Before me personally appeared David Lengle ex'r of Philip Lengle deceased & made oath that the foregoing inventory is in all respects just & true. That it contains a true statement of all the Estate & property of deceased which has come to his knowledge except about Twenty Dollars in Cash and that there were no notes in hand other than is contained in said Inventory & to the best of his knowledge and beleif[sic].
Sworn & subscribed before me this 24 March A. D. 1851
Radebaugh Clerk [illegible]
David Lengel [sig]
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Transcribed by Julia Langel, October 15, 2003