Account book, 1814-1818.

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Account book, 1814-1818.

These accounts are interleaved in _Isaiah Thomas Junior's Town and Country Almanack ... 1815 ..._ (Worcester: Printed by William Manning, [1814]), which is inscribed on the front cover: Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, From her Friend, Isaiah Thomas. The accounts, interleaved on 15 pp., include "Expence of Keeping Horses" and several wage accounts for laborers, cooks, maids, etc., in the period 1814 to 1818.

1 v. (72 p.) ; folio.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6957299

Gadsden Public Library

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Andrews, Elizabeth.

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Andrews, Ebenezer Turrell, 1766-1851

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Ebenezer Turrell Andrews (1766-1851), the son of William and Mary (Andrews), was born in Boston, Mass. on 18 November 1766. He was apprenticed to Isaiah Thomas (1749-1831) in Worcester, Mass. from 1781 to 1788. From 1788 to 1820, in partnership with Thomas and various others, he was a publisher and bookseller in Boston, Mass.; Baltimore, Md.; Albany, N.Y.; and Troy, N.Y. The dissolution of his partnership with Thomas occurred in 1820, but he continued as a bookseller in Boston through 1821. He r...

Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-1831

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