Account books, 1805-1850.

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Account books, 1805-1850.

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Cashbook, 9 May 1805-14 August 1811, with entries for banks including the Bank of North America, the Farmers & Mechanics Bank and the Bank of the United States, family expenses, postate, portage accounts and Insurance Office. There is mention of charges on merchandise including Indian rubber. V. 2, journal, 1 September 1842-31 December 1850, of bills payable and receivable and expenses, including properties, furniture, stocks for the Commercial Transportation Company, tenants and a building contrator. Allentown Iron Works and the North East Gold Mining Compnay are also mentioned.

2 v.; 32 cm. or less.

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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SNAC Resource ID: 8352331

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Frazier, Nalbro, 1759-1811

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Nalbro Frazier, father and son, were Philadelphia merchants. From the description of Account books, 1805-1850. (Historical Society of Pennsylvania). WorldCat record id: 86165628 ...

Frazier, William W., Mrs.

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Frazier, Anne.

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North East Gold Mining Company.

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Bank of North America

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The Bank of North America was the first chartered bank in the United States, chartered by the Second Continental Congress in 1781. It was established primarily to aid Congress in providing supplies and money for the prosecution of the Revolutionary War. In 1916 the bank bought the assets of the National Bank of the Northern Liberties; in 1923 it merged with the Commercial Trust Company to form the Bank of North America and Trust Company; six years later the merged institution was itself absorbed...

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Bank of the United States.

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Commercial Transportation Company.

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