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Calvin Hobart Account Book, 1808/1841

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Account book, 1808-1839, kept by Calvin Hobart, a cabinet maker, grain mill builder, and craftsman. Hobart moved from Vermont to Ohio in 1821, and then on to Schuyler County, Illinois in 1822. Listed in the account book are transactions recording payment for tables, chair frames, cradles, agricultural produce, horse pasturage, and labor. The book begins with approximately 40 pages of accounts, then the next 50 pages are blank, and the remaing section of the book contains more accounts.

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David Kyle Account Book, 1810/1864

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Account book of David Kyle, merchant of Harrisonburg, Rockingham County, Virginia. 256 pages.

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Nelson and Amherst Counties, Va. Tax Account Book, 1812/1848

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Tax account, 1812, of Nelson and Amherst counties, Virginia. The book contains an account, 1826-1848, of the settling of the estate of Hudson Martin (including the record of the sale of slaves).

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Jacob Morgan Account Book, 1814/1858

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The Jacob Morgan Account Book describes transactions with Union Bank of Alexandria (1814-1819) and transactions involving sewn goods and farm produce (1846-1858)
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Noah Martz Account Book, 1818/1856

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Account book, 1818-1856, of Noah Martz, blacksmith, of Rockingham County, Va.

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Townshend Stith Account Book, 1819/1865

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Account book, 1819-1821, kept by Townshend Stith of Virginia while United States Consul in Tunis, Tunisia. The book contains 21 pages of Stith's accounts on his way from the United States to Tunis in 1819, his expenses on the trip, and his expenses and income while on duty in Tunis. Also included in the book are entries of Stith's contacts with United States naval officers, including Captian Perry of the USS Spark. The rest of the volume has 14 pages of signatures of Lewellan D. Cypher of Company D., 3rd New York Calvary in 1865. The remaining pages of the book are blank.

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Adam Rinica and George Rinica Account Book, 1822/1848

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Ledger, 1822-1848, of Adam Rinica and George Rinica, Marksville, Page County, Va.

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George Wright Account Book, 1827/1859

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Account book, 1827-1859, of George Wright of Middletown, Frederick County, Va. (concerning a foundry and general merchandise store) which contains notes on the guardianship of John Wright's children and the settlement of George Bell's estate.

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Isabella Furnace Account Book (Page County, Va.), 1827/1854

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Account book, 1827-1842, of Isabella Furnace, Page County, Va. which includes account book, 1850-1854, of Caroline Furnace. Includes recipes for buttermilk muffins, corn bread and cakes and pies; and accounts for clothing and shoes.

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B. G. D. Moxley Account Book, 1829/1835

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Account book, 1829-1835, of B. G. D. Moxley, "Buckland," Prince William County, Va.

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