Bill from Thomas Hallet to Elisha Crary, Overseer to the Western Pequot Indians

 

Elisha Crary, as Overseer to Indians, to Thomas Hallet

     
         
 

Debit

     
         

1824

       

September

To nine pounds of cheese 50 cents and seven pounds of lamb mutton 34 cents

$

0

.84

November

To one pair of shoes for James Sunsamon

 

1

.50

 

To one peck of corn 12 ½ cents and four quarts of beans 12 ½ cents

 

0

.25

1825

       

 January

To one bushel of potatoes 17 cents and getting wood for Moses etc.1 75 cents

 

0

.92

 

To one peck of corn 12 ½ cents and four and a half pounds of pork 27 ½ cents

 

0

.40

 

To four pounds of codfish 17 cents and cutting and sledding wood 83 cents

 

1

.00

 

To one peck of corn 12 ½ cents and to two quarts of beans 10 cents

 

0

.22

 

To four pounds eight ounces of pork 36 cents and a peck of corn 13 cents

 

+0

.49

   

$

5

.62

 

To making ten rods2 of stonewall on Indian land at 75 cents a rod as per note given up

 

+7

.50

   

$

13

.12

 

Received payment in full of the above account in rents of Indian lands and lumber from said land.

     
         
 

Thomas Hallet

     
 

Groton

     
 

February 25, 1825

     
         
 

Endorsement: Thomas Hallet’s Account and Receipt, Number 2

     
  • 1. It is possible that the etc here refers to Moses and family as often he was listed in accounts with his family
  • 2. A rod is a unit of length measuring 16.5 feet.