Probate record book of the Washington County Court, including wills, appointments of estate executors, and other probate records from 1829-1839. Individuals with records contained in the book include Martha Wilson, Rial Potter, Robert Hamilton, Thomas Garvin, John L. Taylor, Benjamin Hayles, James Lawrence, Ralph Davis, John Wilson, Thomas Wagnor, Alexander Williams, William Wolf, Evan Harrah, Isham Wood, James Simpson, William A. Wilson, David Dunkin, John Jordan, Ransom Lane, Alexander W. Sweeney, Hugh Crozier, Sarah Carter, Elijah Barns, John Ake, Abel Oxford, James Clark, Stephen Strickland, Samuel O. Harris, Benjamin Reed, William M. Vaughn, William Ritter, Nathan W. Tuttle, Jeremiah Wilson, Elijah Flannery, William Rainey, and Burton Billingsley.

At least three records reference enslaved persons. On page 54, John L. Taylor's will indicates his intent to emancipate "Vigy[?], Thos. [likely Thomas], Milkey, Amanda, David, Joseph, William, Augustine, Judy Ann, Milton, Henry, Lewis, and Lilyann[?], & Milkey's youngest children whose names are not known" upon his death; Taylor also lists bequests to some of those he enslaved. On page 91, John Wilson's will indicates his intent to emancipate three persons he enslaved, Simon, Silvy[?], and Matilda, as well as made a bequest to Simon. On page 108, Thomas Wagnor's will bequeaths a nine-year-old boy, Peter, to Wagnor's son Thomas, and a two-year-old boy, George, to Wagnor's son Marshall.