Stevenson family.
Collection throws significant light on the operations of a mid-nineteenth century capitalist, William Stevenson, who lived in North Argyle, Washington County, conducted a general merchandising business there, first alone, and after 1849 in partnership with a nephew, John S. Stewart, and who invested in local mortgages (1839-1852). His investments in mortgages amounted to $95,000 at his death in 1852. He also had stock in banks in Washington, Westchester, and Rensselaer Counties, and held personal notes amounting to more than $23,000.
From the description of Stevenson family papers, 1849-1912. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 74898882
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creatorOf | Stevenson family. Stevenson family papers, 1849-1912. | Cornell University Library |
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associatedWith | Stevenson, William. | person |
associatedWith | Stewart, John S. | person |
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New York (State)--Westchester County | |||
Washington County (N.Y.) | |||
New York (State)--Rensselaer County | |||
Argyle (N.Y.) | |||
New York (State)--Washington County | |||
New York (State)--Argyle |
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Banks and banking |
Claims against decedents' estates |
Decedents' estates |
General stores |
Inventories of decedents' estates |
Merchandising |
Probate law and practice |
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