Cashbooks, 1844-1881 (inclusive) 1844-1871, 1877-1881 (bulk).

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Cashbooks, 1844-1881 (inclusive) 1844-1871, 1877-1881 (bulk).

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Cashbooks: v. 1, 2 January 1844-31 December 1857; v. 2, 2 January 1844-23 December 1870, includes entries for expenses, Dwelling House on Chestnut St. (4 September 1838-6 February 1854), Cross Keys Tavern, State of Delaware: Hope Farm, 1 January 1850, Sugar House, Hastings Alley, Loan to Homeopathic Medical College, 27 October 1849-January 1856 and Oak Hill Estate, current garden expenses, ground rent, bonds and mortgages, Oberlin College, Belmont Estate and Landsdown Estate and v. 3, 1 July 1877-5 May 1881, of 29 leaves with entries for rents collected, interest on mortgage, men's wages, carpenter work, groceries, tin work and dividends from stocks.

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Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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