A One-Name Study for the BARNUM/BARNHAM Surname
Warren Partch appears in the 1828-1832 Account Ledger of James Barton, Blacksmith of Ferrisburg Hollow, Addison County, Vermont, as follows:
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Warren Partch Dr [debit]
Oct 8, 1832. To Shoeing horse $0.25
26. To mend Bolt $0.10; Do [ditto] ear To pail $0.08; Do [ditto] To Shoeing $0.63
Nov 11. To hooks and ketch $0.32
Dec 2. To mend Sleigh $1.00
10. To Shoeing $1.42; Do [ditto] mend whiffletree $0.25; Do [ditto] mend chain $0.06; Do [ditto] To hook $0.08
Feb 2, 1833. to Shoeing horse $0.73
14. to Shoeing $0.32
March 15. to Shoeing $0.13
April 24. to Shoeing $0.13
May 6. to Shoeing $0.13
14. to mend clevy $0.13
June 12. to Shoeing $0.25
14. to Shoeing $0.25
Feb 4, 1836. $6.46
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March 16, 1833. by cash $1.64
Sept 9, 1835. by cash $2.02
by cash $0.05; Do [ditto] by cash $0.08
Feb 4, 1836. by cas(h) to balance Book $2.67
$6.46
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