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College of William and Mary

Butcher Account Books, Jefferson County, W. Va., 1866/1871

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Five Account books, 1866-1871, of an unidentified butcher, kept probably in Jefferson County, West Virginiaa.

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College of William and Mary

Butcher Memorandum Book, 1850/1899

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Memorandum book, ca. 1850-1899, of an unidentified [butcher?] containing a few accounts.

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Butcher Memorandum Book, 1850/1899 0.10 Linear Feet

Memorandum book, ca. 1850-1899, of an unidentified [butcher?] containing a few accounts.

College of William and Mary

Meat Merchant's Account Book, 1858/1872

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Account book, 1858-1872, of an unidentified meat merchant which includes manuscript music, household accounts (concerning washing, ironing, clothes, and flour), household inventories, and includes the notation "all bacon taken by the Yankees." (March 13 [1865]).

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Meat Merchant's Account Book, 1858/1872 0.20 Linear Feet

Account book, 1858-1872, of an unidentified meat merchant which includes manuscript music, household accounts (concerning washing, ironing, clothes, and flour), household inventories, and includes the notation "all bacon taken by the Yankees." (March 13 [1865]).

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