Account books, 1759-1772.

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Account books, 1759-1772.

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Account books, ledger, and estate accounts, 1759-1772, of New York City builder John Edward Pryor, recording building and carpentry expenses for houses in New York and New Jersey, 1759-1768, along with accounts related to the settlement and administration of Pryor's estate, 1768-1772.

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New-York Historical Society

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