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Albert G. Smith papers, 1805-1916, bulk 1839-1842

1.15 Cubic Feet Two letter boxes, one oversize box, one custom box. .87 Cubic Feet .278 Cubic Feet 3 Volumes
This collection consists of the records of Rochester, New York based merchant, entrepreneur and contractor Albert G. Smith. The materials date between 1805 and 1916, with the bulk dating from 1839 to 1842. The records include letters, bills, receipts, contracts, mortgages, deeds, bonds, legal briefs and filings, title and judgement searches, cancelled checks and other documents.
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Albert G. Smith papers, 1805-1916, bulk 1839-1842 1.15 Cubic Feet Two letter boxes, one oversize box, one custom box. .87 Cubic Feet .278 Cubic Feet 3 Volumes

This collection consists of the records of Rochester, New York based merchant, entrepreneur and contractor Albert G. Smith. The materials date between 1805 and 1916, with the bulk dating from 1839 to 1842. The records include letters, bills, receipts, contracts, mortgages, deeds, bonds, legal briefs and filings, title and judgement searches, cancelled checks and other documents.
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    Grenell Family Papers, May 20, 1858-1882

    0.15 Cubic Feet 2 ledger books, 1 account book, 1 letter.

    This collection consists of two ledger books recording transactions at a grocery business presumably employing a member of the Grenell family in Rochester in 1858-1860. The two ledgers provide a detailed register of sales starting on May 20, 1858 and ending July 25, 1860. The scale of the transactions suggests the business engaged in both wholesale and retail trade. The collection also includes an account book and a letter, which confirm the creators of this collection as Francis Springsteen, Cornelia Ireland Grenelle and Eliza Grenelle.

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    Grenell Family Papers, May 20, 1858-1882 0.15 Cubic Feet 2 ledger books, 1 account book, 1 letter.

    This collection consists of two ledger books recording transactions at a grocery business presumably employing a member of the Grenell family in Rochester in 1858-1860. The two ledgers provide a detailed register of sales starting on May 20, 1858 and ending July 25, 1860. The scale of the transactions suggests the business engaged in both wholesale and retail trade. The collection also includes an account book and a letter, which confirm the creators of this collection as Francis Springsteen, Cornelia Ireland Grenelle and Eliza Grenelle.