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A HISTORY OF
Henry Miller, for 1 ax, 5s., Jan. 19, 1781; for 437 lbs.
beef, June 6, 1781.
Jere Besselly, for 1 bu. corn and hay for 27 horses 1
night, Jan. 13, 1781.
"Sam at harnet."
Jere Beazle, for pasturing 5 horses 4 days, Sept. 22,.
1781
Jere Beezly, for 1 gal. salt, 7s. 6d., Jan. 13, 1781. 23^
George Kessle, for hay and oats, Jan. 1, 1782.
George Kelsle, for 6 days with team, March 1, 1781.
Gorge Kessle, for 8 days rations for 2 men, Feb.
1778.
Georg Kezle,ii for 2 days with team, Feb. 12, 1781.
James Laird, for 99 days public service with his team^
acct. dated April 11, 1781.
Alexander Miller, for 725 lbs. beef, Nov. 15, 1780.
Frances Stewart, for pasturing 10 cattle 7 days, Nov. 2,.
1781; etc.
. Jas. Rutherford, for 6 bus. rye, Nov. 17, 1780.
Sam. Hamphill, for 22J lbs. bacon, at 9d., and 97 lbs.
pork, at 3d., Feb. 4, 1781.
Peter Nicholas, for 10 soldiers' diets, Febr. 25, 1781; to
the same, for hay, diets, forage, oats, corn, &c.;, at various,
times.
Jacob Nicholas, for 200 lbs. hay, and for pasturing 14
head of cattle, Nov. 12, 1780.
Reuben Harrison, for 99 days public service with his
team, acct. dated Dec. 12, 1781.
Banabas Carpenter, for 1 beef weighing 287 lbs., at 2d.
a pound, Sept. 16, 1781; and for 1350 lbs. hay, at Is. 6d. per
cwt, Jan. 1, 1782.
Barnabas Simmerman, for public service with his team,
Jan. 20, 1781; to the same, for hay, corn, diets, lodging, etc.,
at various times; and "for Damage Done by Continental
troops to the possessions of sd. Simmerm., 8 shillings," Dec.
4, 1780.
11- Kessle, Kelsle, and Kezle were obviously one and the same man^
to-wit, George Keezell, for whom Keezletown is named.
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Henry Miller, for 1 ax, 5s., Jan. 19, 1781; for 437 lbs.
beef, June 6, 1781.
Jere Besselly, for 1 bu. corn and hay for 27 horses 1
night, Jan. 13, 1781.
"Sam at harnet."
Jere Beazle, for pasturing 5 horses 4 days, Sept. 22,.
1781
Jere Beezly, for 1 gal. salt, 7s. 6d., Jan. 13, 1781. 23^
George Kessle, for hay and oats, Jan. 1, 1782.
George Kelsle, for 6 days with team, March 1, 1781.
Gorge Kessle, for 8 days rations for 2 men, Feb.
1778.
Georg Kezle,ii for 2 days with team, Feb. 12, 1781.
James Laird, for 99 days public service with his team^
acct. dated April 11, 1781.
Alexander Miller, for 725 lbs. beef, Nov. 15, 1780.
Frances Stewart, for pasturing 10 cattle 7 days, Nov. 2,.
1781; etc.
. Jas. Rutherford, for 6 bus. rye, Nov. 17, 1780.
Sam. Hamphill, for 22J lbs. bacon, at 9d., and 97 lbs.
pork, at 3d., Feb. 4, 1781.
Peter Nicholas, for 10 soldiers' diets, Febr. 25, 1781; to
the same, for hay, diets, forage, oats, corn, &c.;, at various,
times.
Jacob Nicholas, for 200 lbs. hay, and for pasturing 14
head of cattle, Nov. 12, 1780.
Reuben Harrison, for 99 days public service with his
team, acct. dated Dec. 12, 1781.
Banabas Carpenter, for 1 beef weighing 287 lbs., at 2d.
a pound, Sept. 16, 1781; and for 1350 lbs. hay, at Is. 6d. per
cwt, Jan. 1, 1782.
Barnabas Simmerman, for public service with his team,
Jan. 20, 1781; to the same, for hay, corn, diets, lodging, etc.,
at various times; and "for Damage Done by Continental
troops to the possessions of sd. Simmerm., 8 shillings," Dec.
4, 1780.
11- Kessle, Kelsle, and Kezle were obviously one and the same man^
to-wit, George Keezell, for whom Keezletown is named.
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