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Stewart Bell Jr. Archives Room
The Handley Regional Library
Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society
P.O. Box 58
Winchester, VA 22604
100 W. Piccadilly Street
Winchester, VA 22601
Primary Collecting Areas:
History of City of Winchester, Frederick County, and Clarke County, Virginia
Description:
The Stewart Bell Jr. Archives is a specialized local history and genealogy collection located in Winchester, Virginia. It is jointly operated by Handley Regional Library and Winchester Frederick County Historical Society.
POC: Lorna M. Loring
Phone: (540) 662-9041 ext. 17
Start Over Repository Handley Regional Library Collection Ellinger and Brother records, 1874-1875
Handley Regional Library

Ellinger and Brother records, 1874-1875

3 document cases

This collection contains account books, ledgers, and an invoice book of this Winchester, VA business. Included are correspondences from Ellinger and Brother from December 1874 to August 1877.

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Account book 1875-1877 Box 1

February 1875-August 1877 - accounts payable, liabilities, assets, accounts receivable, debits,

Billhead of William Ellinger & Brother 25 items, printed Box 1

Dealers in Groceries, Whiskeys, Wines, Cedar & Queenware, Water Street opposite Market Square (now Boscawen Street, oppostite City Hall)

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