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William Deming (1833-1891) was a son of William Deming (1792-1865) and a grandson of Julius Deming and Dorothy Champion Deming 1 folder.

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1876 Apr 10 receipt for Litchfield Laundry and 1876 Dec 1 receipt for J. W. Biglow of Litchfield, dealer in domestic lumber, shingles, lath, & etc.

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Various dry goods and food purchases from Litchfield merchants E.E. Champlin, Albert L. Judd, F.D. McNeil & Co., and A.S. Wright & Co. Receipts are itemized and with prices.

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Various dry goods, food purchases from Litchfield merchants C.M. Cheney, E.E. Champlin, Foster Hurlbutt, Albert L. Judd, F.D. McNeil & Co., Charles Merriman, A.S. Wright & Co. Bills are itemized and with prices and also included is a Litchfield tax receipt in the amount of $30.90 for 1876.

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Various dry goods and food purchases from Litchfield merchants C.M. Cheney, E.E. Champlin, Albert L. Judd, George Kenney, F.D. McNeil & Co., Charles Merriman, Mr. Sanford, Charles D. Wheeler, A.S. Wright & Co.  Bills are itemized and with prices.

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Various dry goods, food purchases from Litchfield merchants Charles Merriman, Adam Watts, A.S. Wright & Co. Bills are itemized and with prices. Three receipts are from Ludlow Thomas of Pine Street, New York, NY.

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Various dry goods, food purchases from Litchfield merchants Albert L. Judd, A.S. Wright & Co. Bills are itemized and with prices. Also included is a receipt for Litchfield dentist F.F. Cook on South Street.

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Receipt for the purchase of shirts and collars from Harry W. Merells in Litchfield

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Correspondence in this sub-series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Incoming and outgoing letters are interfiled and arranged chronologically. See the Military papers sub-series for correspondence related to the American Revolutionary War.

Scope and Contents Received the information regarding their mutual friend's financial problems; he is interested in investing in the Western Reserve property owned by their friend, but he is not knowledgable about it and would need to learn more; Frederick is in school and Deming has no assistance in the store aside from what little help Charles provides, so he is unable to leave Litchfield; would give him pleasure to see Champion in Litchfield this winter and yet hopes to see him with their wives in New York...