Case no. 438, regarding the estate of Goodman R. Bass.

Case no. 1689, regarding the estate of Michael Blake (d. 12 July 1859).

Case no. 2140, regarding the estate John S. Cook (d. 25 July 1868).

Case no. 1906, regarding the estate of Joseph Cooper (d. 1864).

Case no. 821, regarding the estate of Maj. William C. Demoss of Hinds County (b. 1800, in Virginia; d. 8 June 1845, in Louisiana).

Case no. 971, regarding the estate of Edward Engelhard.

Case no. 303, regarding the estate of Wilkins J. Harvey.

Case no. 1494, regarding the estate of Cynthia Kerr.

Case no. 648, regarding the estate of Perry King, Sr. (d. November 1840).

Case no. 1910, regarding the estate of John Raney (b. 1813, in North Carolina; d. 17 February 1863). Worked as a planter, with real estate valued at $10,400 and a personal estate valued at $65,050 (including 48 slaves) in the Federal census of 1860.

Case no. 1736, regarding the estate of William B. Mower (b. 1810, in New York; d. 25 February 1860). Worked as a saddler, owning eight slaves by 1850.

Case no. 1320, regarding the estate of Joseph Spengler (b. 1812, in Englethal, France; d. 17 October 1852). Spengler immigrated to the United States in 1838, where he worked as a brickmaker. In the 1850 Federal census his real estate is valued at $10,000; he owned eight slaves.

Receipts.