003. Manuscript Collections
Found in 209 Collections and/or Records:
David Widener Account Ledger
Account ledger containing the daily business records of David Widener, a shoemaker in Chester County, Pa. ‡b Includes a credit listing of shoes purchased and shoes repaired, the name of the purchaser, and the cost of the shoes or services rendered. An index to the customer names listed in the volume is also provided.
D.B. Kauffman Store Ledger
Store ledger. Contains business transaction and financial records of a blacksmith and horse implements dealer from Creswell, Pa. Includes the status of credit accounts, company expenses, and records of miscellaneous business dealings such as shoe and bridle repairs and the cost of services rendered.
[Discharge] 1865, June 26 of William Lour [Lower]
William Lour was discharged from the A Company, 206th Regiment, Pa. Volunteers at Richmond, Va. Discharge was signed by Fre A. Sawyer, Captain, and W. W. Nesbitt, Captain of the company. Oath of identity 1883, January 25 signed at Williamsburg Blair County, Pa.
Doris Keller Hosler papers
Dorothy Thompson collection
[Draught] 1776, March 20 by John Jones for John Kurtz, Jr. for a 108 3/4 acre tract of land in Leacock Township, Lancaster County, Pa.
For 108¾ acre tract of land in Leacock Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Edwards and Bishop business records
Ledgers (2 day books, 2 ledgers, 1 monthly summary, and 1 accounts receivable book). Includes store ledgers and receipt book covering the years 1875 to 1877 for the Edwards and Bishop Booksellers and Stationers store. Also includes the account ledgers of the Strasburg, Pa. farm managed by William B. Bishop from 1871 to 1901 and a ledger from the Quaker City Business College. Financial records, names of customers, items purchased and costs are included.
Elizabeth Anne Blemker baby book
1 book, 104 pages
Elizabeth Pierce Putnam Soule journal, 1855-1856
Evan Sheeler Account Ledger
Account ledger containing assorted farm, household and labor accounts of Evan Sheeler of Berks County, Pa. Includes information on women laborers, the boarding of iron furnace workers and items purchased and sold by the Sheeler family.