Transcribed by Aidan Treacy, Sewanee—The University of the South
“No 107 56
The United States To Chenahse Dr.
For 1 Cow $12—20 head stock hogs @ $2—52—
,,Bed furniture $10—2 Pots @ $2 — 14—
,,1 Brass Kettle $5 —crockery $2— 7—
,,14 cups @ 12 ½ cts. 2 Pails @ 75¢ 3.25
,,1 Keeler 50 cts 10 Chickens @ 12 ½ ¢ 1.75
,,1 Loom & wheel & p[air] cards 14
,,1 Axe $ 2—4 fanners @ 25¢ 3—[total] 95
The claimant in this case states (on oath) that she lived at Ah muchee and come to this country
in Bells detachment and now lives on Saline Creek, she states she was rudely forced from home
by the soldiery where she left every article charged in the account, and was never suffered to
return
Sworn to and subscribed before me
March 15th 1842
- Mulkey Cl[erk] Genahsa her X mark
No 107 [sic]
The witness in this case states (on oath) that he lived a neighbor to the claimant, and knows that she was forced from home by the same men that forced him from home, and that she was possessed of the property charged in the account & had to leave it all behind
Sworn to & subscribed before me
March 15th 1842
J Mulkey Cl[erk] Jimmy his X mark”