Norris and Sons account book, 1856-1866.

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Norris and Sons account book, 1856-1866.

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Ledger recording the customers, prices, and services rendered by the company. The account book begins with an alphabetical listing of the company's customers and the money they owe. After the alphabetical listing, the ledger contains detailed information of each customer's account. Names are recorded at the top of the page, as well as the work the company has done and the amount it will cost. Jobs include putting in shelves, floor repair, shingling roofs, door hinging and replacement, and porch repair. Total costs range from $200 to $600. Names of recurrent customers include Charles A. Johnston (1806-1877), Bank of the Valley, Corporation of Leesburg, and the 4th South Carolina Infantry Regiment. Pages are legibly paginated. The front and back covers have names and figures written upon them. Towards the end of the book, several pages are ripped out. Dried flower petals are wedged between some pages. The ledger is in overall good condition but should be handled carefully.

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Thomas Balch Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7110941

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Johnston, Charles A., 1806-1877

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Bank of the Valley in Virginia

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Confederate States of America. Army. South Carolina Infantry Regiment, 4th

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The 4th Regiment of the South Carolina Volunteers was authorized for state service by the South Carolina General Assembly on December 17, 1860, and entered Confederate service on June 7, 1861. The 4th Regiment of the South Carolina Infantry was disbanded in April of 1862, much reduced by sickness. The regiment, stationed near Manassas Junction, Virginia between April 1861 and January 1862, participated in the First Battle of Bull Run. Col. J.B.E. Sloan commanded the unit, and Lt. Col. Charles S....

Norris family.

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Leesburg (Va.)

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