Folder 59
Contains 21 Results:
Woolfe & Clark, 1834 Oct 22
Item 10
Woolfe & Clark of New York bill to E.A. Lord for $102.10 in goods including shaving soap, brushed, spades, fancy belows, latches, etc., with a note of payment received by money order and cash.
L. West bill, 1834 Oct 22
Item 11
A. West of New York bill to E. Harrison for shawls, with a note of payment received by J.T. Jewitt.
Elias Fountain bill, 1834 Oct
Item 12
Elia Fountain, 64 Maiden Lan, New York, dealer in Frech fancy goods, silks, Paris embroideries, merino cloth, shawls, etc., bill, with a note of payment received by James E. Fountain.
Thomas Frazier bill, 1834 Oct 23
Item 13
Thomas Frazier , No. 206 Water Street, New York, dealer of stoves, stove fixtures, iron, etc., bill to Mr. harrison for one stove, with a note of payment received.
Alex T. Steward & Co. bill, 1834 Oct 23
Item 14
Alex. T. Stewart, No. 257 Broadway, New York, bill for fabric., with a note of payment received.
Kellogg & Baldwin, 1831-1834
Folder 59
Bill, receipts and correspondence from wholesale merchants Kellogg & Baldwin in New York to Elihu Harrison. Harrison purchased items including fabrics and trimmings.
Kellogg & Baldwin, 1833 Feb 19
Item 1
A letter to Elihu Harrison asking for his opinion about John Bissel of Litchfield who wishes to start a merchandising business, and whether Harrison thinks that he is competent to start a business and trade with Kellogg & Baldwin.
Kellogg & Baldwin, 1831
Sub-Folder 1
Bill, receipts and correspondence from wholesale merchants Kellogg & Baldwin in New York to Elihu Harrison. Harrison purchased items including fabrics and trimmings.
Kellogg & Baldwin, 1832-1833
Sub-Folder 2
Bill, receipts and correspondence from wholesale merchants Kellogg & Baldwin in New York to Elihu Harrison. Harrison purchased items including fabrics and trimmings.
Kellogg, Edward, 1834 Feb 21
Item 2
A letter from Edward Kellogg to Elihu Harrison informing him that the copartnership of Kellogg & Baldwin has been dissolved and that Harrison remit to him any amount due to the late firm.