Lumber trade.
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Cobb, Cobb& Simpson, Attorneys records
Horatio Seymour papers
The Horatio Seymour papers are concerned chiefly with land holdings and business dealings of the Seymour family, and the related Bleecker and Tibbits families. The collection is comprised of financial accounts, legal agreements, and commercial correspondence. Topics include the development of business in the city of Utica, milling, banking, and iron manufacturing. Other topics include the Saint Mary's Ship Canal and connecting Lake Superior with the lower Great Lakes.
John Munger account book
Account book belonging to Deacon John Munger, of Wyomin County, N. Y., with accounts of lumber, shoe making, wages, tanning, and farming.
Northeastern Wood Utilization Council records
Letters and other papers relating to the Council.
Ostrander family papers
Otsego Forest Products Cooperative records
Includes correspondence files, membership files, sales records, cash receipts, vouchers, purchase orders, and related records of the Otsego Forest Products Cooperation.
William Joseph Griffin oral history interview
Reminiscences concerning Griffin's life as a lumber camp worker, sawmill operator, farmer, and maple syrup cooperative president, and concerning the hardships of his Irish immigrant parents in the 1840s and 1850s. Interview conducted by Charles D. Bonsted.
Williams family papers
Papers of Josiah Butler Williams, banker, businessman, and New York State Senator, contain business, political, and personal papers, accounts, legal documents and correspondence, 1809-1883. Subjects include banking, canals, the lumber business, railroads, and real estate; also, Cornell University, Ovid Academy, the New York and Erie Telegraph Company, the Ithaca and Owego Railroad Company, the Ithaca Cotton Mills, the Merchants and Farmers' Bank, Ithaca, and the Sodus Canal.