Daniel Kimbel 1804 Letters of
Administration, Inventory, Allowing Account and Receipt.
Caleb Kimble 1819 Inventory
Isaac Kimbel 1812 Allowing Account
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I, Daniel Stuart, Surrogate of the County of Sussex do certify that on
the thirteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and four, administration of the goods
and chattels, rights and credits which were of Daniel Kimbel late of the County of Sussex who died intestate, was granted
by me to Catherine Kimbel of the County of Sussex who is duly authorized to administer the same agreeably to law. Witness
my hand and seal of office the thirteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and four.
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61 Recd 15th November 1816 of Catherine Kimble administratrix of Daniel
Kimble decd the sum of one hundred & ninty dollars and twenty four cents in full of our share of the personal estate
of the said decd as children & heirs of the said Daniel Kimble decd and then of & from every part & parcelthereof
do fully clearly & absolutely acquit, release & for ever discharge the said Catherine Kimble her heirs executors administrators
& assigns- In witness whereof we have here unto set our hands & seals the day & date above written. Sealed &
delivered in the presences of Jacob Kimble Ephraim Kimble Wm A. Gurtin, John Idmar, Jur.
New Jersey
Sussex County
Be it remembered that on the 3rd day of January eighteen hundred &
fourteen, personally appeared before me John Gurtin one of the Judges of the Inferior Court of Common pleas in & for the
County Jacob Kimble and Ephraim Kimble the within grantors, who acknowledged that they signed sealed & delivered the
within release & discharge as their voluntary act & deed, for the purposes therein expressed done before me the date
above- John Gurtin
Recd & recorded 7th Jany
1817.
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the account of the Adm of Isaac Kimble decd [Sec] 722. 92
This Account having been audited and stated by the Surrogate & now
reported for allowance whereby it appears that there is a balance in the Accountants hands of seven hundred and twenty two
dollars and ninety two cents to be disposed of according to law, no exceptions having been taken to the said account nor to
the passing thereof and the accountant having complied with the requisition of the law in all respects therefore the Court
do order and decree that the said account as stated &c. be finally allowed and passed.
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the account of Catherine Kimbel admn &c. of Danl Kimbel dec [Sec] 591-24
This account having been audited and stated by this surrogate and now reported
for allowance whereby it appears that there is a balance in the accountants hands of one hundred and ninety one dollars twenty
four cents to be disposed of apreciably to law No exceptions being taken against said accountant nor the passing thereof and
the accountant having complied with the requisitions of the law in all respects the Court do order and decree that the said
account as stated &c. be finally allowed and passed.
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A True and perfect inventory of all the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of Daniel Kimbel deceased of the township of Hardiston and the County of Sussex and State of New Jersey November the
fifteenth in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and four.
- inventory - (about 103 items totaling $791.02)
appraised by us the day & year above written
James Hopkins Peter Simmons
Peter Simmons one of the appraisers of within Inventory being duly sworn
according to Law, did depose and say that, the goods, chattals and credits in the said Inventory set down and specified, were
by him appraised according to this just and true respective rates and values, after the best of his judgement and understanding
and that James Hopkins the other appraiser whose name is thereto subscribed was present at the same time and consented in
all things to the doing thereof and that they appraised all things brought to their view for appraisement
Peter Simmons
Sworn at Newton the 7th day of November Anno Domini 1804 before me- D. Stuart, Surrogate.
Catherine Kimbel administratrix
&c. of the within named Daniel Kimbel deceased being duly sworn according to Law, did declare, that the within writing
contains a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels and credits of the said deceased as far as
have come to her knowledge or possession or to the possession of any other person or persons for her use-
Catherine Kimbel
Sworn at Newton the 17th day of November Anno Domini 1804 before me- D. Stuart, Surrogate
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A True & perfect Inventory of all & singular, the Goods & Chattels,
rights & credits of Caleb Kimble, late of hardiston in the County of Sussex and State of New Jersey, Deceased made this
15th day of September 1819-
-about 21
items equaling $365.03 -
appraised
by us George Buckley, David Hopkins, Sussex County. George Buckley, one of the appraisers of the within inventory being duly
sworn did depose & say that the Goods, chattels and credits in the said Inventory set down & specified were by him
appraised according to their just & true respective rates & values after the best of his Judgement & understanding
& that David Hopkins the other appraiser whose name is thereto subscribed was present at the same time & consented
in all things to the doing thereof & that they appraised all things Brought to their view for appraisement.
George Buckley, Anna Kimble & Wm Inglish adm & of the within names
Caleb Kimble decd being duly sworn did severally declare that the within writings contain a true & perfect Inventory of
all & singular the goods, chattels & credits of the said decd that have come to their Knowledge or possession or to
the possession of any other person or persons for their use.
Anna [x her mark] Kimble
William Inglish Junr
Sworn at Newton the 17th day of Sept anno Domini 1819 before me D. Stuart,
Surrogate.
