Records of John Smith and successors, 1812-1892.

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Records of John Smith and successors, 1812-1892.

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Records (all photocopies) contain stock books, 1822-1850; account books for 1863-1876 and 1884-1895; and day books covering the years 1812-1821 and 1839-1848. These records represent the firm under John Smith and his successors, known variously as John Smith, Smith & Son, and the House of Smith.

ca. 5 lin. ft., 18 vols. (photocopies)

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