Bill from Mark Daniels to Erastus Williams, Overseer to the Western Pequot Indians
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Pequot Tribe to Mark Daniels
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Debit
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1825
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March 6
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To nursing Joshua George, six weeks and four days at 1 dollar per week
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$6
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.58
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April 23
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To board and nursing Ann Wampey from the April 23 till November 23, being 30 weeks and 3 days at 75 cents per week
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22
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.87
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May 4
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To board and nursing William George from the May 4 till January 15, twenty weeks at 75 cents per week
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15
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.00 x
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To ten weeks at 1 dollar per week
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10
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.00
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To board of John Nedson, 1 year at 25 cents per week
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13
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.00
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April 14
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To two yards bleached sheeting for shroud for Joshua George1 at 28 cents per yard
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.56
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To digging grave for the same 3/
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.50
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1826
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January 13
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To three and a half yards shirting cambric2 for William George
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To a shroud at 32 cents per yard3
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1
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.12
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To two yards cotton cloth for Ann Wampey at 12 ½ cents per yard
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.25
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To one pair of shoes for Ann Wampey 7/6
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1
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.25
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To making gown for Ann Wampey 2/
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.34
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To making two shirts at 20 cents
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.40
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To one bushel of potatoes to Hannah Miller 2/6
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.42
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To a half bushel of potatoes 1/3
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.21
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To drawing wood, one day 10/6
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1
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.75
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To plowing, one day for Betsy Squib 12/
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2
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.00
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To seven bushels of potatoes to Betsy Squib 2/6
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2
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.94
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To fifteen loads of wood, cutting and drawing at 2/6 per load to Betsy Squib
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6
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.20
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To one and a half bushels of potatoes at 2/6 to Betsy Squib
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.63
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To one quarter of potatoes at 2/6 to Hannah Miller
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.11
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To four loads of wood, cutting and drawing at 2/6 to Betsy Squib
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1
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.68
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To carting two loads of wood for William George to head of Mystic 6/
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2
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.00
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To digging and drawing stone for 19 rods of wall
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9
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.00
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To board of Ann Wampey, two weeks at 75 cents per week
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+1
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.50
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$100
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.31
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Credit by William George’s work
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-30
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.00
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70
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.31
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By carting stone for wall 12/ $2.00
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By 22 loads of woods at
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3
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24
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6
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$304
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Endorsement: Mark Daniels Account, $70
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- 1. The given name William was crossed out here.
- 2. A thin, plain linen or cloth fabric of fine close weave, usually white, cambric is used for linens, shirts, handkerchiefs, ruffs, lace and needlework. Lexico; Wikipedia.
- 3. This shroud was for burial of William George.
- 4. While the calculations used to arrive at this $30 figure are somewhat unclear, it is the same figure deducted from the overall amount, suggesting that the carting of stone and cutting of wood was work performed by William George.
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