Daybook, 1836-1841.

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Daybook, 1836-1841.

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Records debits and credits accrued by Jenkins for such activities as making bureaus, tables, picture frames, coffins, etc.; mending work; making window frames and sashes; altering doors and shelves; repairing chairs; repairing and painting wagons and sleighs; and staining and varnishing wooden object. Items Jenkins received on a regular basis included linseed oil, wood, hardware, hats, shoes, and other household articles needed for himself and his family. In the beginning of the volume, Jenkins made a list of time lost because of illness and travel. Numbers beside each entry suggest that Jenkins used a ledger as well as this volume.

1 v. (262 p.) ; 44 cm.

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Jenkins, Paul, 1953-....

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Paul Jenkins was a cabinetmaker, furniture maker, and framer in Maine. From the description of Daybook, 1836-1841. (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 122397677 Robert Newell, pioneer and trapper, was born March 30, 1807 near Zanesville, Ohio. He traveled west to the Oregon Country in 1840. He served as a member of the legislative committee of Oregon's provisional government (1843-1848) and was appointed peace commissioner following the Whitman...