Accounts of state treasurer John Stevens, Jr., 1777-1784 (bulk 1777-1783).

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Accounts of state treasurer John Stevens, Jr., 1777-1784 (bulk 1777-1783).

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Accounts submitted by Stevens (also an inventor and promoter of steam-powered transportation) to a joint committee of the legislature for audit (subsequently sent to the assembly and written into its minutes), including several original accounts (signed and approved by the committee), handwritten copies of the same accounts, and other miscellaneous accounts kept by Stevens.

.75 cubic ft.

New Jersey State Archives

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