1862 Almanac Russel & Jones, notes kept both by George Lynes Jr. and Sr. Now in the collection of the Charleston
Museum Archives.
Almanac
1862
Russell & Jones
George Lynes, Jr.
Fox Bank Jan 1, 1862
Sent 156 T [railroad ties?] by FMR
on 2nd June / 62
Sent 4 cars of Pine for Palet
Lumber on 11th Apr 1863
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Sent to R. Hunter
3 cars Pine - 5 cars oak [?]
April 20th 1863
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Sent 4 cars Pine to
Keane & McElhorse
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Sent 3 cars Pine to
Keane & McElhose
April 20th 1863
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Feb 26th/64 Killed a 4 snag [point]
Buck in Broughton Swamp
March 7th 1864 the
State owes me for
552 days work
Rec'd April 28th 1864 of
George Lynes one
hundred dollars in past
Payment of What is owing
To me.
$100.00 dollars
N.H. Guyton [signature]
Feb 3rd 1863
Lucy confined a Girl name
Katy
Judy confined Augst 31st/63
a girl name Dido
Susan confined Sept 16th
1863 a girl name Carline
[handwriting of George Sr?] 59 Negroes set
free on 23rd of
March 1865 by order
U. States belonging
To Geo Lynes
of St. James Goose
Creek Charleston
Dist [District] So Car
Fox Bank Plantation