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    1. Daniel Hope John Joseph Kingsbury & William in 1802 Butternuts Day Book
    2. Kathryn Bassett
    3. A while back I promised to post the Covey entries in this book. William would be my Wm born 1765 died 1845, and married to 1) Esther Yarns, 2) Betsey Coon (mine), and 3) Nancy Smith. The names Hope and Kingsberry prove there is *some* connection with the descendants of the 1640 immigrant, but just exactly who are these people? Since William's first son wasn't born until 1797, then these names have to be his contemporaries or elders. Are they brothers? uncles? cousins? Who is Daniel? The only Daniels in the Quist book are all born after this time period. And of course, which John, which Hope, which Joseph, which Kingsberry? I suspect the latter 3 are the sons of James & Mary (Lanphere) Covey, but where do Daniel and John fit in, and how does William fit in with the rest? Covey Entries in the day Book for the store of William Musson in the town of Butternuts, Otsego County NY (Day Book covers 7 May 1802 2 23 Feb 1803) The original book is at the public library in Butternuts, in the basement genealogy collection. The book can be looked at, but copies only from the typed extract. Spellings are as in the typed extracts. To clarify the difference between an entry being actually 1/2 versus half, when there is a fraction, I've put the fraction in [brackets]. Example for Joseph, that is one and a half yards of callico and 8/four and a half. Alphabetic list gives name and 3 columns, A B C A: listed 1800 ensus B: date 1st entry C: no. entries (blank=1) Name (Covey) A B C Daniel Hope x Jn14 John Jn19 Joseph My10 1 Kingsberry My10 William x My8 3 Entries 7 May 1802 William Covey 3 pints rum @ 1/6, 4/5 May 10 Kingsberry Covey 1 gal & 3 q spt @ 15/, 1/6/3; cr by cash, 8/- Joseph Covey 1/2 yd muslin @ 6/6, 1/8; 1[1/2] yd callico @ 5/7, 8/4[1/2]; 1[1/2] do., 4/6, 6/9; tap 1/2; snuff, 1/-; milk pan, 1/10 June 14 Hope Covey 1/2 bush salt yr proth?, 9/1 Joseph Covey [1/4] tea, 1/1; [1/4] powder, 2/3; flint, 4d; tape, 6d; comb, 2/6 June 19 John Covey peck salt Levis?, 4/6 [comment, are Levis that old?] June 24 William Covey [1/4] snuff, 1/- Dec 22 Wm Covey [1/4] peper, 1/3 Dec 16 Wm Covey [1/2] bushill of slat, 10/-; wiske, 1/6 "(This account is on last page in the book)" Account of work don at the Still House 10 Nov 1802 Hope covey 2 day choping, [1/2] day drawing ditto -- Kathryn Rhinehart Bassett (Pasadena CA) kathryn.bassett@switchboard.net "Genealogy is my bag" "GH is my soap" http://pw2.netcom.com/~kathrynb/kathryn.htm ICQ World-Wide-Pager address http://wwp.mirabilis.com/17663458

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