Box 4

The property was inherited from his grandfather, Stephen Paschall (1714-1800), as his share of the estate. Nathen Sellers, guardian. With loose plot plans

Thomas J. Paschall (1786-1819). Begins with an account of death Stephen Paschall (1752-1790) on 12 mo 31 1800. Small volume with miscellaneous notes including "The money that I spent this year"and directions for working metal, cement.

Handmade small book. "Book of the prices of things" with Events 1803-1805 and scientific notes.

Recipes, chemical instructions, notes.

Journal of of a trip to Niagara Falls commencing 10 mo, 6, 1810, to 11 month. 26.

Bound in crude leather cover. Note inside cover "The cover of this book was Stephen Paschall's the son of Jonathan Paschall who died [?] 19 years about the year. Record of chemical tests, etc.

Small leather bound volume with daily events, interesting details. Author nentioned bound workers including a black boy (Jesse Dexter), until of age. Paschall suffered from asthma. He bought a new book in 1815 which he hoped would suffice for 20 years, if he lived that long.

Accounts and expenses for minor children. Stephen and Mary

Teacher [?] but early entries mention working at quarry and with masons. Attended funeral of Thomas Paschall on 2nd month 22, 1819. Author attended Quaker meetings and also Methodist and Baptist.