William Heath Davis papers, 1840-1905.

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William Heath Davis papers, 1840-1905.

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photocopy of his business letterbook, 1846-1950; letters written by him, 1851-1905, primarily to his family; letters to him from his family, other California merchants and customers; accounts and other financial papers, 1840-1903, and journals, cash book and ledgers (4 v.), 1863-1871; miscellaneous papers. letters written by and to Davis, 1849-1898, concerning business dealings with merchants in California, Hawaii and Boston. Also includes family matters.

Pt. I : 3 boxes, 5 v.Pt. II : 2 microfilm reels (1357 exposures) : positive.

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