MOOC8/41.57 - ROSCOMMON, IRELAND, UITENHAGE, UITENHAGE

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🔎 MOOC8 Inventory for Roscommon, Ireland, Uitenhage, Uitenhage

MOOC Reference: MOOC8/41.57
Date: 18260113
Names: Roscommon, Ireland, Uitenhage, Uitenhage
MOOC8/41.57 {18260113} 13 January 1826 John Cochrane H: Somerset Inventory of all such effects and goods as are belonging to the estate of John Cochrane died on the 3:d June 1826 without a will the effects and property being returned to the undersigned agent by the under sheriff at this place At the quarters occupied by the deceased in the prison establishment to which he was attached It is also put down that the deceased at the sequestrator’s sale held the 4:th Nov:r 1825 bought a house and premises situated in this place, but that by a private document signed by him it appears he merely gave his name to the transaction and that the property actually belongs to John Etchells The deceased was about 39 years by his discharge The said Etchells hereby declare to have bonafide returned the property mentioned herein and to the best of his knowledge and belief promising should it be discovered that there is still property belonging to this estate, he shall give notice thereof and that he is at all times ready to make oath for the truth of this return. Thus done in Uitenhage on the [ ..... ] June 1826. John Etchells In my presence: J:J:F: Roselt Copy I the undersigned John Cochrane do by these presents solemnly declare that the house and premises belonging to the separated married people Stephen Wilkenson and wife, and sold by the sequestrator on their account on the 4 November 1825, although bought in my name is however not for myself, but that I did bid and buy the house for John Etchells that the first instalment already paid was also actually given me by said Etchells and therefore do look upon this property as the bonafide and indisputable possession of him Etchells, to whom the property must be transferred on his pledging the same for the 2:nd and 3 instalments Uitenhage January 13:th 1826 His marks + + + John Cochrane In presence of us the undersigned: (signed) P: M:c Cabe, Robert Dunn A true copy: J:J:F: Roselt

a watering pot
a saddle and bridle
a sett of candle mould
a candle stick
a frying pan
a baking pot
a mat
an axe
a table
a chair
six common spoons
a small lot of old iron lumber
a bed stead
two blankets
a black hat
a chest, containing wearing apparell
ten cotton shirts
four cloth jackets
two p:r cloth trowsers
one p:r corderoy trowsers
five waistcoats
three p:r of stockings
three rasors
two silver watches
a bay horse
a cow and calf which the deceased expressed his wish should be given to his natural son John begotten by a Hottentot girl named Alett
Heirs to the estate
the mother of the deceased who was alive by the last accounts, also two brothers William and Patrick Cochrane living in the county of Roscommon , Ireland

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