Account books and guest registers, 1808-1886.

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Account books and guest registers, 1808-1886.

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Registers and account books kept by John Joline and his son, Jon Van Dyke Joline, as hotel proprietors in Princeton, New Brunswick, and Trenton. Volume 1: ledger of personal accounts, 1808-1819; v. 2: ledger of daily transactions, 1818-19; v. 3: ledger of personal accounts of guests, 1820-27; v. 4: ledger of personal accounts of guests, 1835-36, also includes accounts for a drug store or general store, which was attached to the hotel; v. 5: ledger of personal accounts, 1837-38, added accounts throughout 1854-65 at front and back of volume; v. 6: ledger of daily transactions, 1835-39, 1845-1886 [notation on flyleaf "Daybook no. J.V.D. Joline"; v. 7: register of guests, 1844-47, also contains a few accounts for 1832; v. 8: register of guests, 1848-1850.

8 v. ; 32-43 cm.

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Nassau Inn (Princeton, N.J.)

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Joline, John.

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John Joline ran the Nassau Hotel (also called Joline's) in Princeton, 1808-35; his son ran it 1835-36, and after a brief try in a hotel in New Brunswick, 1837-39, returned to the Nassau Hotel in 1845, and continued there until his removal to the American House Hotel in Trenton in 1857. Nassau Hotel was the predecessor of the present Nassau Inn. From the description of Account books and guest registers, 1808-1886. (Princeton University Library). WorldCat record id: 177469167 ...

Joline, John Van Dyke.

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