Individual Details

Jacob Clingman

(30 Nov 1786 - 8 May 1817)



From the Surry Co NC book of Inventories, Bonds, etc. dated 1809-1818 and digitized on FamilySearch.org.
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Inventory of the book accounts of the Estate of William Moreland deceased revealed that he was the town's blacksmith. I just happened on the page and noticed that one of those owing Moreland for "smith's work" was Jacob Clingman, 1815 and 1816.
p.229
Lay off one years allowance to Jane Clingman wife and relict of Jacob Clingman, dec'd. Alloted her 120#'s bacon, 62#'s coffee, 125#'s sugar, 2#'s Allspice, 4#'s pepper, cow & calf, portk head of hogs, 62 bushels corn, 25 bushels, wheat, 425 weight of beef, 2 1/2 bushels salt, garden of greens, 4 #'s green tea. 8 Nov 1817. signed: John Welch, JP, Saml S. Davis, Wm. D. Kelly, Joshua Creson.
Nov Term 1817. Foregoing allowance to Jane Clingman for one years support was returned and recorded. JoWilliams, CC

Inventory and sale of the Estate of Jacob Clinman deceased commenced September 5, 1817.
Peter Clingman, apparently his brother, was the main purchaser. He may have been doing so for the benefit of the widow. Items included furniture, books, a cow and calf, bedsteads, cuboard and chest, looking glass and a Negro woman and child [$585]. He also bought a cutting machine with patent rights for Surry County.
Elizabeth Clingman purchased a flax wheel and cotton
Thomas M. Poindexter bought 1/5 part of Negro Boston for $120, and a horse.
Henry P. Poindexter, Administrator.
Nov Term 1817. Inventory was returned and recorded.
Notes due the Estate of Jacob Clingman were listed. Most were small amounts, $5 or less - the only family member I noted was Francis A. Poindexter who owed $1.50. Joseph Patterson did own a note for $35. This accounting was also returned to the Nov Term 1817 and recorded.

Events

Birth30 Nov 1786
Marriage13 Aug 1811Surry County, North Carolina - Jane Frances "Jennie" Poindexter
Death8 May 1817

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