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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

John Brazee cash book

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The cash book of John Brazee, an Ohio lawyer, contains simple one line entries of fees (on versos) and expenses (on rectos) with occasional pages given over to detailed summaries of property inventory and debt estimates.

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John Brazee cash book 1 items

Brazee, John T., 1800-1880

The cash book of John Brazee, an Ohio lawyer, contains simple one line entries of fees (on versos) and expenses (on rectos) with occasional pages given over to detailed summaries of property inventory and debt estimates.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Shotwell law firm collection

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This collection contains a bound lawyer's docket book, with entries from 1823 to 1836 and from 1842 to 1888, both indexed. The earliest entries are likely from the law office of Chauncey Dewey in Cadiz, Ohio, during his association with Steubenville lawyer Benjamin Tappan. The later entries are first from the law office of Dewey & Shotwell, a partnership between Chauncey Dewey and Stuart B. Shotwell, also in Cadiz. Dewey retired from the partnership in 1849, so entries after that date are from the law office of Stuart B. Shotwell in Cadiz. Most entries give the case name, list of case actions, and receipts of payments. Also included in this collection is a tin sign reading "Shotwell's Law Office."

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Shotwell law firm collection 2 items

Dewey, Chauncey, 1796-1880

This collection contains a bound lawyer's docket book, with entries from 1823 to 1836 and from 1842 to 1888, both indexed. The earliest entries are likely from the law office of Chauncey Dewey in Cadiz, Ohio, during his association with Steubenville lawyer Benjamin Tappan. The later entries are first from the law office of Dewey & Shotwell, a partnership between Chauncey Dewey and Stuart B. Shotwell, also in Cadiz. Dewey retired from the partnership in 1849, so entries after that date are from the law office of Stuart B. Shotwell in Cadiz. Most entries give the case name, list of case actions, and receipts of payments. Also included in this collection is a tin sign reading "Shotwell's Law Office."

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

S. Robbins and E. N. Gates records of accounts

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The S. Robbins and E. N. Gates record of accounts includes accounts and cases from around Ohio (Montgomery, Clear Creek, Milton, Orange, Jackson, Vermillion, Mansfield), as indexed in the rear, and with brief descriptions at the front of the book as to the kind of legal services rendered (or the legal issues being tested - gaming, bastardy, deeds, pension papers, for trespass, for killing a dog, tavern license, patent papers, etc.).

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S. Robbins and E. N. Gates records of accounts 1 items

The S. Robbins and E. N. Gates record of accounts includes accounts and cases from around Ohio (Montgomery, Clear Creek, Milton, Orange, Jackson, Vermillion, Mansfield), as indexed in the rear, and with brief descriptions at the front of the book as to the kind of legal services rendered (or the legal issues being tested - gaming, bastardy, deeds, pension papers, for trespass, for killing a dog, tavern license, patent papers, etc.).

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