FURNISHING THE HOUSE

Other than a child's chair and a bedstead costing 10 shillings,

purchased from Enoch Innes in 1729, little furniture was acquired before

1730. Listed in "Domestick Expenses" for 1729-1730 are minor accessories

for the new house, such as HL hinges, closet locks, a "scimmer," a pair

of brass candlesticks, milk pans, pestle and mortar, "1/2 doz plates," a

"Cullender," a candlebox, earthenware, and a pepperbox, together with

several handtools.

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