Account books
Found in 95 Collections and/or Records:
Beach, Webster, and Dickinson families papers
1995-15-0
Philo Beardslee account book
00-2011-124-0
The Philo Beardslee account book (2011-124-0) includes accounts from 1804-1829. It bears the inscritption “Adeline Johnson New Town March, 1848." It appears to have later been used as a scrapbook from which the pasted items were later removed. The residue remains. It also includes child-like drawnings and a letter written into the book from a Julia to of New Town to her counsin Cynthia.
Beckwith family papers
1988-01-0
Philo Beers account book
00-1973-9-17
The Philo Beers account book (1973-7-17) records transactions of Philo Beers from 1820 to 1837. There are many loose items found in the book which were used to keep accounting information. There is an item in the beginning of the book labeled “Democratic Liberal Ticket,” but the item is not dated.
John Bishop account book
00-1973-64-0
The John Bishop account book (1973-64-0) was maintained in 1900 by John Bishop. The account book records his purchases made at the dry goods and grocery store owned by Frank E. Hull in New Haven, Connecticut. Items purchased are noted along with their price, and on what day the transaction took place.
Bissell family collection
1949-24-0
Ebenezer Bolles family papers
1932-22-0
G.S. and H. Booth Account Book
1972-12-3
Reuben Booth account book
00-1972-134-0
The Reuben Booth account book (1972-134-0) is an account book maintained by Reuben Booth for the years 1876 through 1906. Reuben Booth ran a dry goods store in New Milford, Connecticut. The account book lists out names and monetary amounts, but does not indicate specifics about transactions. The back of the ledger contains book keeping for bank accounts. The item is housed in 3B Box 8.
Bostwick and Weed account book
00-2011-123-0
The Bostwick and Weed account book (2011-123-0) dates from 1835-1839. One of the parties may have continued using this ledger after the firm's dissolution in 1837. Products listed include shoes, meat, wood, and leather. The factory was in the South Farms section of Litchfield, now the town of Morris.