Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 161

17. 18
Summer clothes

Note 1. spun cotton, 5 yds to the will make 5. yds dble. woollen cloth.

or 1⅓ raw cotton

and 1. spun cotton will make 5. yds of shirting mixed with hemp.

yds

1818. Oct. 80 people little & big require

300. outer clothing, requirg

60 spun cotton

400. inner do requirg

80
140

Pork. Dec. 1818.

Monticello. hogs D
sold to Craven Peyton 11. weighing 1283 @ 8.50 = 109. 05½
Larkin Powers 4 618 52. 53
Jas Dinsmore 4 500 42. 50
Saml O. Minor 10 1067 90. 69½
Mary Bacon 2 250 = 3718. 21. 25
furnished 316. 03
E. Bacon 5 600
Youen Carden 2. 255 855
the House 46. 7292
84 × 141¼ = 11865

from Th:J R. sold him

450 38. 25

furnished [. . .]

400

to the house 35. hogs

3165. averages 102.
3965


hogs from Bedford Jan. 1809.

Tomahawk Bear creek total
Overseer 2 2 4
People 10 + 9 10 20 + 9
my use there 6 6 12
Monticello 25 2562 27 2747 52
43 + 9 3762+ 45 4584 88 + 9 8346.

*

Note that on the 9th of April 1820. I gave to Th:J. Randolph
Lucy and her children, Robin, Sandy, Molly, Melinda, and Nicholas
in exchange for Sally & her 3. children Cary-Anne, Jennet, and Lorenzo
and Beck and her two children Fleming and Lilburne.


Abram
Doll h
Barnaby
Beverly h
Caesar.

Davy
Isabel
Davy jr
Isaac.
James
Johnny
Randal
Henry
James L’s
James N’s
Jerry
Jupiter.
Joe
John gardener
Amy. h
John Hem.

Lewis
Jenny h


Moses
William. h
Davy
Nace h


Ned nanceh
Jenny
Moses h
Phill
Madison h
Sancho h

Shepherd h
Indridge
Thrimston


Wormly
Ursula h
Joe
[Bet] Mary Bet’s
Manuscript (Massachusetts Historical Society, Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 159; renumbered to page 161 for DASFAM). Scan available online here.

Source Information

Author Thomas Jefferson
Date 1817-9 Apr. 1820
Place of Origin Monticello
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