Entries document some of Minot's family expenses from 1733 to 1735 and again from 1767 to 1785. In the early segment of the volume, Minot provided money for his mother to purchase groceries and other items. He made payments to a butcher and washerwoman. He also collected board and shares of his mother's expenses from other family members. Later accounts record purchases made for his children and nephew, including books, school supplies, tuition, and clothing. Also featured is a listing of "sundry's laid out for daughter Sarah, in order for marriage, 1767." An array of clothing, napkins, silverware, and other household items is mentioned.
