Isaac Roberts, Jr.

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Isaac Roberts, Jr (b. October 03, 1776, d. March 1839)

Isaac Roberts, Jr [278]

• was born October 03, 1776 in Moreland Twp, Philadelphia, PA [279], and
• died March 1839 in Preble Co., Ohio [279].
• He married Christiana "Tiney" Banta on December 07, 1820 in Preble Co., Ohio, daughter of Peter S. Banta, Sr and Effie "Effa" Hole.

Notes for Isaac Roberts, Jr:

Per Dan Roberts information dated 1995: Chronology of Events Extracted From: History of Green Co., Wisconsin published in 1884, from information received from Susan Kendall, Librarian at Eaton, Ohio, and from information received from Mrs. John Irvin of Monroe, Wisconsin. 1790-1800 Isaac Roberts was born in Pennsylvania, and came to Ohio with his parents when a young boy.

• 1819 Moved from Warren County, Ohio to Preble County, Ohio
• 1820 Married Christina Banta in Preble Co., Ohio
• 1817-1821 First child born. Marriage date indicates this should be 1821, however the article in the above book states that Christina moved to Clarno from Ohio in Sept 1842 with twelve children, the oldest about 25 years of age, which would put the birth date back to 1817.
• 1823 Isaac is listed as witness to a Deed in Preble Co., Ohio
• 1825 John V Roberts born.
• 1827 By this time, 4 other children born. At this point, there were four boys and two girls.
• 1828 to 1834 Four more children born; Daniel about 1828; William about 1831; Effie about 1833; Anna about 1834
• 1830 The family is listed in 1830 census of Lanier Township, Preble Co., Ohio. Isaac is shown at age between 30 and 40, so would have been born between 1790 and 1800, approximately. Note that the Census also lists a male in the household age between 15 and 20. Must have been someone other that a son, because Christina was only about 26 at that time.
• 1835 Isaac is listed in Personal Property tax rolls in Lanier Township, Preble Co., Ohio. That fall he "entered land" in town of Clarno, Green Co., Wisconsin then went back to Ohio.
• 1836 Albert was born on May 21, 1836. In this year, Issac is not listed in the tax rolls in Preble Co. Note that Glen Carter told someone that his grandfather "Albert Guy Roberts" was born in Ashtabula, Ohio. Possibly the family, or at least the mother was back there that year?
• 1837 Isaac is listed as a mail recipient at the Post office in Eaton, Preble Co., Ohio.
• 1840 Isaac died in Ohio. Albert would have been 4 years old then.
• 1842 In September, Christina and the twelve children moved to the land in Clarno, Green Co., Wisconsin, which Isaac had "entered" earlier. The article in the History of Green Co relates that when they arrived in Clarno they had a team, three cows, and $2.00. That first fall, they put up a log house, and managed to pass the winter with but little suffering. The article goes on to say that the family continued together for a number of years, working by the month during the summer season, until most of the children reached maturity. So, here was a woman who had been married when she was about 16, and by the time she was 35 or so was a widow with 12 children, the youngest about 1 year old, who moved her family from Ohio to Wisconsin to a bare piece of land.
• 1849 John V Roberts, who was still on the homestead at Clarno, returned to Ohio, married in 1850, and returned to Clarno.
• 1854 John V moved to Monroe, Green Co., Wisconsin and operated a sawmill for 8 years, which would have been until 1862. Another account in the Green Co. History talks about a Shattuck sawmill at Monroe which was originally built by Barber and Chenoweth in 1855, and was operated by Henry Barber for a number of years, then was owned by Roberts & Land until 1866, when it was purchased by J. E. Shattuck. If that was this John V Roberts, the two sets of dates don't match.
• 1862 John V then moved to Cadiz, Green Co., Wisconsin. At the time the History was written in 1884, his farm at Cadiz consisted of 400 acres. Note: the current map at hand shows Clarno located south of Monroe, Wisconsin near the Illinois border, but it does not show Cadiz. However, there is a Cadiz Springs Recreational Area shown near Browntown, west of Clarno.
• 1862 Christina moved to Monroe, Green Co., Wisconsin (from the homestead in Clarno??)
• 1865 Christina died in Monroe on Nov. 19, 1865, at about 61 years of age. John V Roberts filed a petition with the Court asking for letters of administration, as follows: To the Judge of the Co. Court Green Co. - Wisconsin - Your petitioner John Roberts would Respectfully show unto this court that Christina Roberts departed this life at her Residence at Monroe in said Co. on the 19th day of November AD 1865 - intestate - leaving assets both personal and real in said Co. -- She left the following named heirs to wit: Peter Roberts, Residence Green Co.; James Roberts, Residence Green Co.; Magdalene Wilson, Residence Green Co.; J. V. Roberts, Residence Green Co.; Hannah Smith, deceased, children residence unknown; Daniel Roberts, Residence Nebraska; Wm. Roberts, Residence Oregon; Effa Jones, Residence Green Co.; Anna McDuff, Residence Green Co.; Albert Roberts, Residence Minnesota; Henry Roberts, Residence Minnesota. Your partitioner is one of the above heirs and has been requested by all said heirs residing in this Co. to make this application. Your petitioner prays for Letters of Administration in said Estate. Signed: J. V. Roberts, Subscribed and sworn before me this 14th day of March AD 186_? (Can't read signature of witness)
• 1878 Thomas Roberts, son of James Roberts and Mary Ann McGriff Roberts, died at the home of John V Roberts near Monroe, Green Co., Wisconsin.
• 1884 At the date of the historical article, 1884, eight of the twelve children were still living. John V was still in Green Co. One son of Isacc and Christina had served in the 21st Wisconsin Regiment, Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, and was living in Texas.

Probate Records:

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Know all men by these presents, That we Peter Banta, Tiney Roberts, Isaac Stephens & Lazarus Miller of the County of Preble and State of Ohio, are held and firmly bound unto the said State of Ohio, in the penal sum of Two Thousand Dollars, lawful money of the United States, for the payment of which well and truly to be made, we do hereby jointly and severally bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators, sealed with our seals and dated this Twentieth day of March One Thousand eight hundred and 39.

The condition of the above obligation is such, that whereas the Court of Common Pleas has this day granted Letters of Administration on the Estate of Isaac Roberts late of said County, dec'd unto the above bound Peter Banta & Tiney Roberts. Now if the said Peter Banta & Tiney Roberts shall truly and faithfully perform and discharge all the duties required of them as such administrators according to law, and the instructions of this court then this obligation to be void and of none effect, otherwise to be and remain in full force and virtue in law.

• Signed sealed & __ Peter Banta seal
• in presence of Tiney Roberts (mark) seal
• F. A. Cunningham I Stephens seal
• Laze Miller seal

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Isaac Roberts Estate

• Peter Banta Admin
• Tiney Roberts
• securities
• Isaac Stephens
• Lazarus Miller

Amt of personal Estate $800.00

Appraisers

• Harvey H Wilson
• John Curry
• George Watt

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Peter Banta and Tiney Roberts Administrators of the estate of Isaac Roberts deceased in the amount with said estate -

• Dr. To amount of sale Bill $ 999.78
• Debts due the estate 27.04

Amt in Admin hands $1026.82

Dr. By preferre claims paid in full _____________

• No. 1 F. A. Cunningham Clk Receipt $ 10.50
• No. 2 S. W. B. Teggards Receipts for pub dr (sp??) 3.25
• No. 3 Clerks and appraisers Receipt 4.00
• No. 4 J D Means _____receipts for last ______ 1.56
• No. 5 John Mitchells _________ Receipt .50
• No. 6 Jacob E Knox crying sale 4.00
• No. 7 Henry Crouse for work during last _________ 20.25
• No. 8 Jacob Sackman receipt fpr coffin 7.50
• No. 9 Tax receipt on land in Territory 3.92
• No. 10 Atty Gaines fees for court _____________ 10.00
• No. 11 Dr fees for attending Shears Hickman case 15.00
• Per record - Part of the widows years maintenance 65.68
• ________ fees for settling estate 61.60

List of Bad Debts

• William Kelly note 2.50
• Wm Millers Book acct 14.14
• John Johnson _________ .37 1/2
• Hiram Donohoe _________ .46 3/4
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• $ 225.24 1/4

Amt in Adm. hands $1026.82

Amt paid in full 225.24 1/4

Amt to be applied in the payment of Debts $ 801.57 3/4

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List of Debts against the estate entitled to distribution

• Judgement in Preble County Pleas in favor of Danl Fisher to estate rendered 10th Sept 1839 $284.69
• Note in favor of Josiah Broadwell ____________ to Abr _______ (Due 3rd Sept 1839) $80.00 Int $92.60 92.60
• Note in favor of James ___________ due $156.00 174.72
• Jeremiah C. Cramplaus amount 7.372 8.00
• C Collins amt 13.59 1/2 14.00
• N____ Dehellans (due ) 5.00 5.00
• Isaac Stanbarks amount 9.12 10.00
• George Mulls note ( due 50.00 56.00
• George Mulls amount 6.12 1/2 7.00
• John Cates note ( due 30.00 36.00
• George Walls amount 25.63 27.00
• C Canansdale note (due 80.00 89.60
• Do Do note (amt 80.00 88.90
• Cornelius __ Banta amount 17.88 19.00
• Peter Stunekayne amt 4.87 1/2 5.00
• Amt due the estate of Samuel Roberts wherein deceased was administrator of the said Saml estate any file short 553.23
• Lewis Laracio amount in articled 320.00 330.00 (350.00)
• Jacob Freidyn (sp?) for money paid as security of deceased (due 30 MAR 1841) as 29.81 31.50 Morford & McCake amt 4.00 4.50
• William Curry _______ plough 9.25 12.00
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• 1849.24

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• William Wright note & interest 6.04
• error on above 20.00
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• $ 1875.28

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Sale List

List of the sale of the goods and chattle belonging to the estate of I Roberts late of Jefferson township Preble County deceased sold at public ________ the undersigned Administrators of said estate on the ___ day of April 1839.

Purchasers Property Price

• Thomas _______ 1 Shovel and spade 0.87 1/2
• Henry Hickman 1 Basket 0.20
• Jacob Gephart 1 Draw Knife 0.81 1/4
• John Veasen 1 Curry comb & Brus 0.21
• Thomas Fudge 1 Pair Hames and mall 0.17
• Peter Slinck 1 Ast 0.40
• Peter Swanson 1 Tar Bucket 0.12 1/2
• Henry Hickman 1 Curry comb & Brush 0.17
• Peter Swanson 1 Draw Knife 0.25
• Jacob Hoover 1 Saddle 0.56 1/4
• George Watt 1 lot of Sundrys 0.18 1/4
• John Veasen 2 Planes 1.27
• John Veasen 2 Planes 1.43
• Thomas Bridge 1 Box of Sundrys 0.50
• James Bowman 1 Wood Saw 0.93 3/4
• John Spracht 1 Wedge & Sundrys 0.81 1/4
• Andrew Shafer 2 Sickles 0.12 1/2
• George Whitsell 2 Sickles 0.06 1/4
• George Whitsell 3 Augers 0.91
• Henry Hickman 1 Cast man ________ 0.43 3/4
• Geroge Brubaker 1 Saw and Wedge 1.44
• Stephen _______ 1 _______ 0.75
• Jacob Hoover 1 Log chain 2.06 1/4
• John Veasen 1 Adz & corn cutter 0.54
• Peter Slinck 1 Chain & ring 0.75
• George Whitsell 1 _____ & rat trap 0.50
• Peter Slinck 1 Chain & __________ 1.68 1/2
• Theo Frick 1 Box of Sundrys 0.41
• Wm Hartz 1 Set of _________ 2.00
• Wm McKee 1 Lot of Sundrys 0.52 1/4
• Wm McKee 1 Box of Sundrys 1.25
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• 22.35 1/4

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Purchaser Property Price

• Thomas Bridge 1 Hand Saw & Plain 1.43 3/4
• Sampson Richards 1 Hand saw and tar bucket 0.23 3/4
• Wm Wollem 1 Gouge __ 0.22
• Jesse Parmore 1 Cross cut saw 6.00
• Jamy Bansman 1 Saddlery clamp 0.38
• Wm Wollem 1 Pair check lines 1.50
• Henry Jenkins 1 Pair check lines 1.75
• Elijah Kelly 1 Ax & plough shear 0.57
• Peter Callreng (?) 1 Stove 2.12 1/2
• Harvey H Wilson 1 Grind stone 1.43
• Peter Stambough 1 ________ 0.27
• George Brubaker 1 Shovel plough 2.18 2/4
• John Craig 1 Shovel plough 1.23 3/4
• George Mull 1 ____chet 0.49 2/4
• Samuel Slusher 1 __________ 1.67 1/2
• George Watt 1 1/7 bushel Peck 1/7 peck 1.00
• Albert Aresmith 2 Hoes 0.32
• George Watt 1 Lanttrom (?) 0.12 1/2
• _______ Woofter 1 Cooking stove 15.25
• George Watt 1 Table & Base 0.28
• George Watt 1 Small bureau 1.14
• Jacob Stugher 1 Small cupboard 0.50
• Theo Fudge 4 Bottles 0.06 1/4
• Jacob Sackman 1 Lot Sundrys 0.63
• George Brubaker 1 Table 1.75
• Jacob Leach 1 Bureau 1.85
• Jacob Pang 1 Bed & Bedding 6.37
• Jacob Leach 1 Bed & Bedding 4.12 1/2
• Henry H Wilson 1 Tub & Table 0.16
• Peter Callewitz 1 Kettle 1.06 1/4
• Peter Slinck 1 Kettle 1.62 1/2
• George Mull 1 Kettle 1.00
• Sampson Richards 1 Kettle 2.00
• Peter Banta 1 Cut Bacon 8.25
• Jeremiah Bramm 1 Cut Bacon 8.75
• Jacob Sackman 1 1/2 Cut Bacon 13.12
• Jamy Aresmith 1 Pair ______________ 1.00
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• 91.88 1/4

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Purchaser Property Price

• Harvey H Wilson 1 Saw logs 7.62 1/2
• John Craig 1 Sythe 0.88
• Sampson Kirkman (?) 1 Sythe 0.63
• George Whitsell 1 Sythe & Cradle 1.81 1/4
• Daniel Shearer 1 Lot of gearing 2.62 1/4
• George Null 1 Plough line 0.32
• Levi Shearer 1 Lot of gearing 11.75
• Cornelius Hickman 1 Lot of gearing 1.00
• James Arasmith 1 Lot of gearing 1.63
• John Curry (?) 1 Pair Martingales 0.76
• Samuel Dickey 1 Waggon Whip 0.30
• Daniel Shearer 3 Pair Hip straps 1.50
• Peter Collinets 7 Bags 1.37 1/4
• John Nearen (?) 1 Saddle 2.25
• Henry Jenkins 1 Plough 9.37 1/2
• Job Gephart 1 Harrow 4.43 3/4
• Job Gephart 1 Plough 2.76
• James Seasmith 1 Double tree & single tree 0.78
• Jacob Leach 1 Plough 3.06 1/4
• H H Wilson 1 Cutting Base 2.75
• George Null 1 Waggon 71.25
• George Fudge 1 Waggon 50.00
• Thomas Harris 1 pair stretchers 2.00
• Henry Harshman (?) 1 sort gelden horse 46.50
• Henry Hickman 1 grey gelden 70.50
• Henry Gephart 2 Halters 1.62 1/2
• George Whitsell 1 sifter 0.18 3/4
• George Brubaker 2 pitch forks 0.33
• H H Wilson 1 Lot of forks & rakes 0.62
• James Waffters 1 spade 1.52
• David Mays 20 Bushel wheat 20.00
• Samuel Dickey 4 Bushel buckwheat 3.64
• Henry Gephart 2 pine boxes 0.51
• Benjamin Richards 2 Boxes 0.50
• Henry Tramel 2 Boxes 0.50
• H H Wilson 2 Barrels 0.06 1/4
• Oliver Cleveland 40 bags oat at 40 ch per dozen 16.00
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• 342.66 1/4

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Purchaser Property Price

• Daniel Shearer 1 Threshing Machine
• the_______ of 2 townships 140.00
• Robert Brown one Bull 8.56 1/4
• do do one Steer 10.50
• Wm B Wilson 1 Heifer 12.25
• do do 1 white face cow 11.25
• do do 1 cow and calf 16.12 1/2
• Cash 2 Barrels 0.62 1/2
• Cash 1 Bat 0.37 1/2
• Thomas Nation 1 lot of hay 8.00
• Wm B Wilson 3 calves 12.18 3/4
• Oliver Cleaveland 5 sheep 8.37 1/2
• Samuel Dickney (?) 5 sheep 7.00
• do do 5 sheep 6.43 3/4
• Lewis Larose the priviledge of farm 248.00
• H H Wilson 3 hogs 6.68 3/4
• do do 3 hogs 6.25
• do do 5 hogs 9.00
• do do 5 hogs 8.00
• Cash 1 lock (?) 0.25
• John Curry 1 Bottle 0.31 1/4
• Sampson Richards 1 Bottle 0.12 1/2
• Wm Miller 1 Whip 0.32
• James A Tramel 1 lease one year 20.00
• do do 1 Halter 0.50
• Peter Banta 1 Halter 1.00
• do do 1 feed trough 0.50
• H H Wilson 1 sled 0.12 1/2
• Tiney Roberts 1 Table (?) 0.13
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• 542.88 3/4
• 342.66 1/4
• 91.88 1/2
• 22.35 1/4
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• Total amount of sale 999.78 3/4
  • Being $72.83 1/4 cents less than the appraisement
  • Peter Banta
  • Tiney Roberts Admins

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• 1 Levi B Leukan (?) 138.61
• 2 George Null 2.94
• 3 Peter Steinbaugh 2.10
• 4 C C Benito 7.98
• 5 Jacob Fudge 10.00
• 6 Jeremiah C Crunpton (?) 3.30 1/2
• 7 John LeCail 15.00
• 8 G W _______________ 2.50
• 9 Winfret McCleabe (?) 1.89
• 10 H H Wilson 4.20
• 11 Samuel _________ Hawkins 232.25
• 12 William Wright 2.52
• 13 Jacob Fudge 3.63
• 14 Felix __________ 158.19
• 15 _________________ 74.75
• 16 George Null 23.52

A time and accurate statement of the debts which appear from the banks and papers which have come in to my hands to ___________ and owing to the estate of I R late of Preble County deceased so far as known to the undersigned Administrators of said estate.

• Wm Shelley (?) on note of hand 2.50
• Wm Miller on Book Account 14.14
• Daniel Fisher on do 2.43 3/4
• John Johnson on do 0.37 1/2
• Hiriam Dunahoe on do 0.46 3/4
• James Woofler on do 7.12 1/2
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• Total Amount of Debts due the estate 27.04 1/2
  • Given under our hands this 18th day of June 1839
  • Peter Banta
  • Tiney Roberts Administrators

A schedule of property set off by us the appraisers of aforesaid for the support of the widow and children one year from the death of the intestate estimated at Three hundred Dollars to wit.

• one table 1.75
• one lot of candles 0.75
• one large wheat 0.75
• one tub of pickled pork 6.00
• one set of chairs 1.50
• one barrel of vinegar 2.00
• one small bedstead and bedding 2.50
• one bureau 3.00
• one pair of smooth irons 0.62 1/2
• one lot of shoemaker tools 0.50
• one _________ and sugar 7.50
• one clock 2.25
• one bedstead and bedding coverlets, quilts and sheets 10.25
• one trunk and two _________ 0.18 3/4
• one Reel and little wheel 0.25
• one hatchet 1.00
• one keg of lard 5.00
• two hundred weight of Baking 16.00
• three bushels of potatoes 3.50
• one large kettle 2.00
• one ax and hoe and tramel 1.25
• one Bay gelden horse 18.00
• one red cow 11.00
• thirty bushels of wheat 26.50
• four bushels of corn 2.00
• one set of gears 3.00
• three ch________ 7.50
• one sorrel gelden horse 85.00
• on lot of Books 2.00
• one looking glass 0.50
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• 224.06 1/2

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• one shovel plough and single tree 1.00
• one wash tub and wash board 0.62 1/2
• one peck of clover seed 2.00
• one side saddle 2.00
• to sale ___________ 0.87 1/2
• 11 Bags 3.75
• 1.50
• 224.06
• Unable to read
• 15.68 3/4
• 300.00

Unable to read

State of Ohio I the subscriber a justice of the peace within and for the County Preble County do hereby certify that Harvey H Wilson, John Curry, & George Watt personally appeared before me, and were duly sworn according to law to appraise the goods and chattels of Isaac Roberts deceased & do ______________ on inventory there of according to law. In witness where of I have unto set my hand I seal this 30th day of march AD 1839

John Mitchell J P

A true and correct inventory of the good and chattels of Isaac Roberts late of Preble County Dec'd presented to us the undersigned appraisers of said estate by Peter Banta & Tiney Roberts, Adminsitrators of said estate (this 30th day of March 1839)

• 1 Lot Bottles & Padlock 1.00
• 1 Small cupboard 0.37 1/2
• 1 Lot Bottles & Sundries 0.75
• 1 Small Bureau 0.75
• 1 Stand 0.12 1/2
• 1 Large Bureau 1.00
• 1 Table 1.00
• 1 Bedstead & bedding 5.00
• 1 do do 4.00
• 1 ________ cupboard 6.00
• 1 pair sillguards 0.75
• 1 Table & ________ 0.25
• Sundries 0.75
• 1 Wheat _______ 0.62 1/2
• 1 Keg 2.00
• 1 Cooking Stove 15.00
• 1 Lantern 0.25
• 2 Mowing, Sythes & Cradles 3.50
• Box of Sundries 6.50
• 1 Large B___ & Sundries 6.00
• 1 Small Stove 3.00
• 1 Lot of Bags 1.00
• 1 Cast Mould Board 1.50
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• 61.12 1/2
• 1 Grind Stone 1.00
• 1 Log Chain 2.50
• 1 lot of chains 3.00
• 4 Harness Covers 2.00
• 2 pair Checks lines 3.00
• 4 Kettles 6.00
• 1 Pot Copper Kettle & Bucket 0.75
• 1 Well Bucket 0.25
• 2 Shovel Ploughs 2.00
• 3 Barrels 1.25
• 1 Saddle 2.50
• 1 Lot of gearing 24.00
• 2 Taces 1.00
• 1 Log Sled 0.12 1/2
• 1 Saddling Bench 0.25
• 1 Lot of Bacon 36.00
• 1 Tub of Lard 8.00
• 17 Bushels of wheat more or less 14.87 1/2
• 40 Dozen of Oats 16.00
• 1 1/2 Ton of Hay more or less 12.00
• 7 Bosces (?) 3.50
• 1 Shovel 1.00
• 3 Ploughs 12.00
• 4 1/2 Bushels Buckwheat 2.25
• 1 Lot of Sundries 2.50
• 1 Cutting Box & Strechers 2.75
• 1 4 Horse Waggon
• 1 Two horse Waggon 70.00
• 1 Double Chain Treshing Machine (& her rights) 225.00
• 1 Gray Gelding 75.00
• 1 Sorrel Horse 50.00
• 1 Red Cow 15.00
• 1 White face cow 11.00
• 1 Spotted Heifer 11.00
• 1 White Back Steer 9.00
• 1 White Back Bull 7.50
• 15 Hogs 30.00
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• 734.00

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• 14 head of Sheep 24.00
• 3 Yearling Calves 10.00
• 1 Iron tooth harrow 3.50
• The rent of the farm & small grain until October next 225.00
• The Brent (?) of one Lease one year 5.00
• Said Logs at the Mill 10.00
• Whole Amount 1072.62 1/2
  • George Watt
  • John Curry ________ Appraisers
  • H H Wilson

The State of Ohio Preble County

Personally appeared in open court Peter Banta one of the Administrators of the estate of Isaac Roberts deceased and on oath says that the foregoing amount current of the estate of Isaac Roberts decd lists of debts paid and the lists of debts prepared and returned against said estate and in all respects correct and true to the best of ___________ knowledge and beliefs __________ says noe. *Subscribed and sworn to

• Before Me this 24th Sept 1841 Peter Banta
• F A Cunningham
  • Amt of assets for distribution 801.57 3/4
  • Amt of debts against estate 1875.28
  • Distribution ____ on the Dollar 42 cents

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More About Isaac Roberts, Jr and Christiana "Tiney" Banta:

• Marriage: December 07, 1820, Preble Co., Ohio.

Children of Isaac Roberts, Jr and Christiana "Tiney" Banta are:

• 1. Son Roberts, d. date unknown.
• 2. Peter Roberts, b. December 30, 1821, Preble Co., Ohio, d. date unknown.
• 3. +James W. Roberts, b. February 21, 1823, Preble Co., Ohio, d. date unknown.
• 4. Magdalene Roberts, b. January 31, 1824, Preble Co., Ohio, d. 1871, Clarno, Green Co., WI.
• 5. +John Vanmeter Roberts, b. May 16, 1825, Preble Co., Ohio, d. 1902.
• 6. Hannah Roberts, b. December 02, 1826, Preble Co., Ohio, d. Bef. 1858.
• 7. +Daniel Roberts, b. March 04, 1828, Preble Co., Ohio279, d. 1900279.
• 8. Isaac Roberts, b. April 20, 1829, d. date unknown.
• 9. William C. Roberts, b. July 17, 1830, Preble Co., Ohio, d. date unknown.
• 10. Effa Roberts, b. 1833, Preble Co., Ohio, d. date unknown.
• 11. Anna Roberts, b. April 25, 1834, Preble Co., Ohio, d. date unknown.
• 12. +Albert Roberts, b. May 21, 1836, Preble County, Ohio, d. February 09, 1901, Eugene, Lane Co., Oregon.
• 13. Henry Roberts, b. October 12, 1838, Preble Co., Ohio, d. September 23, 1908, Peshastin, Washington.