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Lisburn Land Company Minute Book and Stock Ledger, 1890-1901

Richmond (Va.) Circuit Court

Lisburn Land Company Minute Book, 1890-1901, records meetings of the company's Board of Directors and stockholders. Early entries document the formation of the company, creation of by-laws, and the purchase of land to be divided into lots and improved upon. The drafting of deeds and sales of stock were among the topics recorded in later entries.

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Mechanics Building Company Journal No. 3, 1877-1886

Richmond (Va.) Circuit Court

Mechanics Building Company Journal No. 3, 1877-1886, records the accounts of individual stockholders on a monthly basis. Information found for each stockholder include the number of shares owned and any monies owed for dues,interest fees, and fines. The inside of the volume cover notes that the journal was entered as an exhibit with a deposition of John A. Kratz given 8 July 1889 for an unidentified court case.

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National Auto Schools Corporation Stock Book, 1911

Richmond (Va.) Circuit Court

National Auto Schools Corporation Stock Book, 1911, includes blank stock certificates and certificate stubs for purchased shares. Each stock certificate stub includes a certificate number, date, name of buyer, and the number of shares purchased.

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Old Dominion Electrical Construction Company Ledger, 1895-1896

Richmond (Va.) Circuit Court

Old Dominion Electrical Construction Company Ledger, 1895-1896, records the company's financial activities. The first part of the ledger documents the company's controlling accounts such as cash, stock, merchandise, expenses, and bills payable and receivable. The remainder of the ledger was used to record the accounts with the company's customers and creditors. Information found in each account includes date and type of transaction and monies debited or credited to the accounts.

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Virginia Manufacturing and Trading Company Minute Book, 1882-1884

Richmond (Va.) Circuit Court

Virginia Manufacturing and Trading Company Minute Book, 1882-1884, records the meetings of the company's board of directors and stockholders. Early entries document the formation of the board of directors, creation of by-laws, and the purchase of land for the company's two factories in Richmond and Petersburg. Later meetings include profit and loss statements. The final entries in March 1884 outline plans to liquidate the company after a suit was filed by D. N. Walker and Company in the Richmond Circuit Court.

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