Financial documents, 1811-1832.

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Financial documents, 1811-1832.

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Consists of bills, receipts, orders, and bank drafts received by Hamilton & Hood or John Hamilton. Such items as soap, candles, bed cords, plow lines, sweeping brushes, nails, bottles, snuff, scales, and wood were purchased by Hamilton & Hood from other Philadelphia merchants. Most of the orders in the collection are from Samuel G. Osborn for coffee, tea, sugar, chocolate, etc. The merchandise was sent through the Smyrna packet, a regular method of shipment from Philadelphia to Maryland and Delaware. Two drafts from the Bank of New Castle and a Philadelphia bank are also included. In addition, there are bills made out to John Hamilton from craftsmen for such work as building a hearth, wallpapering, and laying "entry floor cloth."

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Hood, John Bell, 1831-1879

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Osborn, Samuel

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Army officer and physician. From the description of Papers of Samuel Osborn, 1796-1802. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 79454899 ...

Hamilton, John D., 1935-

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Hamilton & Hood.

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Hamilton & Hood was a Philadelphia, Pa. firm of merchants. John Hamilton and John Hood were the proprietors. Their store was located on Swanson Street. From the description of Financial documents, 1811-1832. (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 261228850 ...