Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Coles, Edward [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Edward Coles 1 Jas. Madison bust—$10.00
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Colonel Cary, [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Colo. Cary 1 Gen. Jackson (Bust—$11.00
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Gilmer, Peachy R., [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Peachey R. Gilmer 2. pr wine sliders @ 2.55— 5.10
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Goodman, Rowland, [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Rowland Goodman 1 Negro Girl Ellen—$340.00
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Lacy, David, [after 19 Jan. 1827]
David Lacy 1 Mahogy Sideboard $31.50
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Mr. Minor, [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Mr Minor 1. Iron barrow wheel—$2.00
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Perry, John M., [after 19 Jan. 1827]
John M. Perry 1 Marble Table—$41—
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Peyton, Craven, [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Craven Peyton $1. bread basket & 3. salt stands—4.00
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Randolph, Cornelia J., [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Cornelia Randolph French china cups & saucers—$1.50
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Scott, Jesse, [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Jesse Scott— 3 Negroes, Edy, Danl & William $505—
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Spotswood, George W. , [after 19 Jan. 1827]
George W. Spotswood
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Wood, Benjamin, [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Benj Wood 1 Cracked Tureen—$80
Bill from Monticello Estate Sale: Yates, Boswell P. [after 19 Jan. 1827]
Boswell P. Yates 1 Negro Boy Miles—$180—
Thomas Bailey to Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 19 Jan. 1827
You will do me the favour to send me the Brass Morter & pestel that I bought, by Mr. Fadely I will settle with you on sight.
Notice of Monticello Estate Sale Results, 20 Jan. 1827
Charlottesville, Va. Jan. 20.—The sale of the personal property of the late Thomas Jefferson, commenced at Monticello on Monday last, agreeable to the notice previously given in the advertisement of the executor. The sale continued from day to day until Thursday evening—all the personal property...
Thomas Jefferson Randolph, as executor of Thomas Jefferson's Will, Manumits Critty Hemings Bowles, 20 Jan. 1827
Know all men by these presents, that I Thomas J. Randolph of the County of Albemarle, in the state of Virginia, and executor of the last will and testament of Thomas Jefferson deceased, for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty dollars, to me in hand paid by Francis Eppes, the receipt where of...
Mary J. Randolph to Ellen W. Randolph Coolidge, 25 Jan. 1827
it is so long since I have written to you dearest sister, that I will not wait till the beginning of another week, our usual time for writing, though I have nothing particularly interesting to tell you, Nicholas and the girls having already given you all the details relative to the sale, that we...