{"value"=>"<p>The collection also contains fragmentary records of public and private institutions in Cazenovia, 1794-1867. These consist of letters, accounts, legal documents, military papers, petitions, town meeting minutes, meeting notices, an 1812 assessment list, and a manuscript copy of an 1803 census, clippings, and printed material. The records document: political affairs; the post office; liquor licensing; stage and mail coaches; and railroad construction. Such local institutions as the Cazenovia Boat Club, or Owahgena Lake Club, (receipts and accounts, 1865-1867); the Cazenovia Lecture Association, (a printed resolution, 1860); the Farmers' Bank (printed rules, undated); and the Seminary of the Genesee Conference, (a list of officers and students, 1829), are also documented. A few Madison County records, 1808-1868, chiefly document political and judicial affairs.</p> <p>A small group of letters and accounts, 1797-1822, concerning Holland Land Company business are also included. Correspondents (a few letters are in Dutch) include Gerrit Boon; Adam G. Mappa; Stadnitski and Van Heukelon Co., Amsterdam; and John Jacob Vanderkemp.</p>"}