Collection: Sheldon Business Papers and Accounts, 1826/1857 / Date range: 1827 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Sheldon Business Papers and Accounts, 1826/1857 Date range 1827

Business memoranda of Jacob C. Sheldon, 1827/1840 Box 4, Folder 15

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Hotel Bills and traveling expenses, 1825/1839 Box 4, Folder 17

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Hotel bills, traveling expenses, other papers, and covers, 1823/1839 Box 4, Folder 17

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Memoranda of Goods on Hand, 1827 Box 1, Folder 5

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Memorandum books belonging to Jacob Sheldon & Co., 1826/1850 Box 1, Folder 5

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Other papers, 1823/1839 Box 4, Folder 17

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Papers consisting chiefly of invoices of Roscow Cole, merchant, 1823/1832 Box 4, Folder 16

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Papers consisting of invoices, receipts, notes and contracts, relating to the mercantile firm of Jacob & Co., 1827/1833 Box 1, Folder 1-4

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Papers, including invoices, notes and letters, relating to the mercantile firm of Cole and Sheldon, 1819/1831 Box 2, Folder 6

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Papers, including letters, agreements, invoices and receipts, of Jacob C. Sheldon, 1822/1846 Box 3, Folder 13

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