I thought this was interesting because it names the horses and the buggies. I had never seen buggies named like this. I wondered if they were from former owners, of if these were "makes" of buggies. I"m not sure who this James A. Boothe was... pg 433 27 Oct 1860 Promissory Note James A. Boothe to James A. Rucker $880 4 horses; 1 iron grey called Flint almost 5 years; 1 sorrell called Jim 12 years old 1 bay called Lightfoot 7 yrs old 4 buggies and harness to wit Caldwell Buggy, one the Waters Buggy, one the (double) Stallings buggy and the other the McMurray buggy. All these buggys I lately bought of said Rucker Recorded: Nov 20, 1860