Scope and content Papers of these related families include the accounts (1841-1874) of David Elsbree, recording amounts which he and others received for food, liquor, lodging, stabling horses, and other goods and services, as well as farm labor expenditures, weather observations, recipes, and directions for the treatment of human and animal disorders; and accounts (1852-1860) of Elsbree's son-in-law, Samuel Increase Jackson, for farm and household, funeral and estate settlement, and logging and lumbering...