New York State Treasurer's register of audited accounts, 1797-1826.

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New York State Treasurer's register of audited accounts, 1797-1826.

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Accounts include entries for individuals and organizations listing name, purpose due, and amount. These accounts are the audited copy, created pursuant to Laws of 1798, 1810, and 1821. They are signed and certified by the commissioners.

0.5 cu. ft. (2 volumes)

New York State Archives

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