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[Item]	$	[Cts]
Amt. brot. forward			personal belongin to said Estate within
1 Jemmett	100	00	the County of Franklin which was
1 Gray Filly	70	00	shown to them, together with the Value
3 Mules old	180	00	thereof as assessed by them this day.
16 Work Mules	1920	00	Sworn to and Subscribed before me.
6 Yoke Oxen	300	00	this 9th day of October 1852.
1 Mare [Kil?]	50	00	Jno G. Shine
I Jack	400	00	Saml. J.Harrington
2 Mule Colts	70	00	Benj Wilson Jr.
1 Mare Colt	35	00
200 Pork Hogs	1800	00	F.G.Newman J.P. [seal]
30 breeding Sows	240	00
200 Stock hogs	400	00	Continuation of Inventory.
11 Milch Cows	165	00	80 Shares in New York & Miss.
18 Head Cattle	144	00	Land Company at $ 250. Chase 20000. 00
11 Calves	27	50
120 Sheep	180	00	The State of Alabama } personally
3 Large Wagons	225	00	Laurence County. } appeared before
1 Small Wagon	12	00	me Thomas T. Tweedy, a Justice of the
1 Water Cart	5	00	peace in and for said County, Samuel
30 Farming plows	60	00	W Shackelford & Charles F.Sherrod
20 Bull tongs	20	00	Administrators of the Estate of Benj,
14 Side harrows	28	00	Sherrod decd. and being duly sworn say
1 Lot Blacksmiths Tools	30	00	that the foregoing is a true Inventory
1 Lot Carpenters Tools	15	00	of the said deceased, to the best of their
10 Chopping Axes	10	00	knowledge so far as has come into their
6 Grubbing Hoes	4	50	hands including the property Aforesaid
20 Weeding Hoes	6	00	in Franklin County.
20 Sets Gear	20	00	Sworn and Subscribed before me this
1 Cotton Gin	75	00	8th Novr 1852 S W Shackelford
2000 lts Bacon	220	00	C.f Sherrod
1600 acres land	32000	00	Thomas T.Tweedy
	$87866	00	Justice of the Peace.

The State of Alabama } Personally "Endured."
Franklin County. ss. } Appeared Feted in my office this 27^th day of Nov^r.
1852 John H. Hansell Register.

Appeared
before me Felix G Norman an
Acting Justice of the peace for said
County John S.Shine, Samuel J.
Harrington & Benjamin Watson Jr.
Commissioners appointed by the
Judge of the Court of Probate of the
County of Laurence to Appraise
the property belonging to the estate
of Benjamin Sherrod in the County
of Franklin, who being duly
sworn according to law, say upon
their oaths that the foregoing list
Contains a true and Correct
Inventory of the property both Real and