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Bill, checks, advertisements, and a bank postage book; also, the will of Isaac Wheeler.

Scope and content Letters concerning family matters and describing the everyday life of people who owned and operated small farms in upstate New York during the nineteenth century (Steuben County); includes letters from Henrietta Harwood (Wells), a school teacher, to her sister Helen Church, concerning her life as a teacher (pay, pupils, board, etc.), life in California, and economic conditions there. Letter from Julius Lichenstein to William Enos on methods of salesmanship in the West for selling...

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Family financial records, April 1919-April 1975, in four volumes; yearly summaries, 1919-1966, 1 volume. Also a copy of a letter from Joel Bitman about Joseph B. Parker, 1960.

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College expenses charted over four years.

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Account book for sheep and other agricultural products, personal accounts, and for the serving of summons on behalf of Genesee and Covington Counties (state undetermined).

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Correspondence, deeds, receipts and bills, dairy account books, vineyard accounts, photographs, broadsides, pamphlets, journals, and other papers of a Penn Yan, New York family. Scrapbooks with postcards of travel, such as Denmark.

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Financial records, date books, and daily planners of a first generation Jewish-American family.

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Farm produce, fruit, crop, labor, pasturage, household and personal accounts of a Penfield, Monroe County New York family.

Scope and content Four letters by Pollock to a brother in Scotland; the first from Lake Mills, Wisconsin including instructions on how to prepare for emigration, advice as to costs, prices, clothing, household utensils, and other matters, and advice as to the exact procedures to be followed on the trip from New York, Albany, Buffalo, and the West in order to escape "runners," and to avoid the dangers facing uninformed immigrants; the second letter from Cambridge, Wisconsin describing his failure as a grain...

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Bank notes, promissory notes, leases, legal documents, bills, and receipts from family business. Also a large group of receipts from Hubbel Rowland.