Research Notes - Caldcleugh Mill Account Book

In researching the Hinkles in Rowan County I came across references to Caldcleugh's Mill and in turn to Andrew Caldcleugh's Mill Account Book which is housed at the W.S. Hoole Special Collections Library at the University of Alabama.  I've been corresponding with the archivists and this week they sent images of pages in the account book.

Rowan County Jan'y 15, 1803
Received from And'w Caldecleugh Sixty Four Dollars as the Ballance Due my Late Father Robert Lindsay Deceased from Robert McCall of Yadkin County being in full for the payment of the Clame my Father had one the Ferry on Susquhana as of the Last will of John McCall Decesed which was Convayed to the Said Rob't. McCall by my Father in his Life time. Rob't. Lindsay Test: M.K. Carson

Michael Zink Jr. to 51 plank 3 1/2 in each 229 2
to 26 plank 19 feet 4 inche in  each ??
Christian Myers 15 plank 2 (?) feet in each 36 o pair
David Smith to 35 lathe 4 feet in each 54 o
(--?--) Shulter (?) 55 plank 16 feet in each 54 6 (?)
Christian Myers 33 plank ? 1/2 feet in each 34 6 1/2
Charles Goines to 43(?) plank 12 feet in each (??)
John Ledford to 58 plank 20 feet in each 360
John Shaffer Dr pint of wine 0. 2 (?)
John Shaffer Dr (?) (?) pint wine 0.2 (?)
Gasper Hinkle wife wove 28 1/2 yards of 
to linen & 18 yards of flax Linen Come
two four Bushels of wheat & four
shillings & six pence
Varnar Got 20 yards of Heisser(?) wove 0.17.0

Mrs. Hinkle Dr 
To Cash paid for a Bandana Hanchf [hankerchief] £10.10~
To a Hatt $5 . . . 1.12--
To Cash . . . 0.15
To Cash paid for (?) yarn . . . 0.3.6
April 28 By Cash for (?) Black . . . 0.6~
3.16.6
£3~6~6

Amount 34
£? 81
Ballance 30.19
paid
in full
May 1, 1804

Received from And 'w Caldecleugh
Twenty Six Dollars for keeping his
House at the Mill from May 1805 to
May 1806 in full to that time
$26-- (?) Elizabeth Hinkel

Know all men by these presents 
that we the Subscribers have Bargained
& Sold And'w Caldcleugh a certain Negro
Woman known by the Name of Jude
about Nineteen years of Age wich we warrant
to be a Slave for Life which Negro woman 
was Left us as our property agreeable to the 
Last will & Testament of our Late Father
William Letford for which Negro we
have Received Four Hundred Dollars paid
in hand & we warrant & Defend her against
all claimes whatever witness our Hands
and Seals this 26th of Nov. 1803
Squire (?) Ledford {Seal}
John Ledford {Seal}
Wm. (--?--) {Seal}
Phebe X (--?--)

Test
Elizabeth Hinkle
James Davis wit.