Found 13 collections related to Daybooks

Increase Matthews and John Matthews, early Ohio settlers, were merchants in Zanesville and Springfield, Ohio. The collection of Increase Matthews and John Matthews daybooks, 1801-1804, consists of two volumes (bound in one) recording transactions at Zanesville and Springfield, Ohio for sugar, coffee, tea, farm products, cloth, whiskey, gunpowder and lead, and general merchandise. Accounts for animal pelts and charges for cartage to and from Marietta, Ohio are also listed. less

Collection contains two volumes of Captain Jehoiakim Bergh of Rhinebeck Landing in Dutchess County New York; a ledger dated 1801-1818, and a day book dated 1810-1833. The latter volume records passengers and freight transports on the Hudson River between Rhinebeck Landing and New York City less

Benjamin Rushmore was a merchant in Babylon, New York. Daybook of transactions at Benjamin Rushmore's general store between 1817 and 1819, listing prices of food, clothing, hardware, liquor, and other general merchandise. Also included is a one-page account of Nichols & Rushmore of Hempstead, New York, from 1824 July 25 less

Uriah Woolman was a merchant in Philadelphia. This collection contains Uriah Woolman's day book (1764-1773) and ledger (1786-1805), with accounts for general merchandise, farm service, hides, leather, meats, and other items. Accounts contain the names of many residents of Philadelphia and New Jersey, including the Burr family of New Jersey less

William Thomson was a merchant in Georgetown in Washington, D.C. Day book (1796-1802) and ledger (1803-1811) kept by William Thomson recording entries for repair of household utensils made of copper, tin, pewter, and other materials, as well as for the sale of spiritous liquors. Clients in Thomson's accounts include Thomas Jefferson, Francis Key, and Dr. John Weems less