1838-Claims 1063

A List of Claims for Improvements &c Contd

No. 462

The United States DO Spoliation

To Tuh-Quh of Hickory Log Dist

 

For 2 grown hogs (sows) 4 years old $5.00 ea } 10.00

“ 1 sow $5 – 1 water pail 50c – 1 keeler 50 c – 2 large tin pans $1.50 | 7.50

“ 3 tin pans $1.50 1 bed stead 3$ 2 tables $5 1 bread tray 50c | 10.00

“ 1 riddle 25c 1 jar 50c DO jug 50c 1 large pewter disk $2.50 | 3.75

“ 6 pewter plates $2.50 1 set of tea cups & saucers 2.00 | 4.50

“ 2 plough & stocks $3 1 plough 50c 2 clevises $2 2 single trees $2.00 | 7.50

“ 2 pc hames $2 2 pc traces $1.50 2 collars $1.00 7 weeding hoes $5.00 | 8.50

“ 4 acres 1/$2.00 3/50c ea 2 drawing knives $1.00 1 plain $1.00 | 5.50

“ 6 tin cups 75 c 1 bed quilt $4.00 1 featherbed $8 – 2 barrels 75 c | 13.50

“ 2 R(illegible) iron bound $1.20 & 7 chickens .87 c | 2.13

“ 1 crop on hand $155.00 & 1 set knives & forks $1.50 | 156.50

Total | 229.38

 

Personally came before me Tuh-Quh of the Cherokee nation east and solemnly affirmed that the foregoing statement of claims against the United States for property forced to abandon by the authorities of the United States since the 23^rd of May 1838 is just & true to the best of his knowledge and belief

 

Affirmed to before me this the 1^st of September 1838

George Still Senr. Agent for Col. Claims

Tuh-Quh his X mark

 

Personally came before me Lying Rock & Samuel Grasshopper of the Cherokee nation east and solemnly affirmed that the foregoing statement of claims against the United States for property is just & true to the best of their knowledge and belief

 

Affirmed to before me this the 1^st of September 1838

George Still Agent for Collecting Claims

Lying Rock his X mark

Samuel Grasshopper his X mark