John Hugh memorandum book, 1704-1762, bulk 1756-1757.

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John Hugh memorandum book, 1704-1762, bulk 1756-1757.

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John Hugh's memorandum book contains the records of some of his business affairs, including accounts of goods given out on credit, goods received, and money paid and received. The most substantive portions of the volume consist of entries made during conferences held in Easton, Pennsylvania, between Native Americans and Pennsylvanians during July and November 1756. The volume also includes records for travel expenses incurred in April 1757. These later entries, written after Hugh's death, may have been made by his son or grandson.

1 vol.

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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