financial records -- financial record -- fiscal records
Found in 67 Collections and/or Records:
Account Book, late 19th century - early 20th century
Red leather account book, Compliments of Clay, Robinson & Company, Live Stock Commission, Chicago, with "Chas. M. Russell" handwritten in on the first page with a sketch of a buffalo skull. A list of items with prices has been handwritten in pencil on the following pages.
Account Book, 1922
Account book, The Great Falls National Bank Great Falls, Montana, with "Chas. M. Russell" handwritten on the first page. A list of items with prices has been handwritten on the following pages.
Account Book, late 19th century - early 20th century
Account book, from The First National Bank Kalispell, Montana, with "Nancy C. Russell" handwritten in ink followed by a list of prices below.
Financial record between Alexander Lacy and J. H. Heard, February 3, 1852
Alex Lacy owed $0.75 for goods purchased from J. H. Heard in Fort Gibson on January 20, 1851. Folder 141
Financial record between Arley, Gunrode's wife, and J. H. Heard, 1850s
Arley purchased 2 handkerchiefs and coffee for $4.25. Folder 141
Financial record between Atohi and Lewis Riley, July 3, 1854
$5.38 owed to Lewis Riley in Webbers Falls. Folder 141
Financial record between Capt. Smith and J. H. Heard , 1850s
Captain Smith purchased sundry muse for $10 from Heard. Sundry muse refers to various kinds of merchandise being purchased. Folder 141
Financial record between Chinarsi, Aaron Hicks, and John Drew, July 29, 1854 - October 15, 1854
Chinarsi owed $58.00 to Aaron Hicks. There is a note at the bottom of the record from Aaron Hicks asking John Drew to pay what he could at that time on the account. Folder 142
Financial record between Daniel Hubbard and J. H. Heard, December 31, 1851
Daniel Hubbard purchased one silk handkerchief for $1.50 on October 1, 1851 from J. H. Heard in Fort Gibson. Folder 141
Financial record between David Butler and J. H. Heard, November 17, 1851
David Butler owed $1.25 to J. H. Heard in Fort Gibson. One paid of slippers were purchased for $0.75 and the remaining balance was for money owed on a previous purchase of shoes. Folder 141
