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Harrison Hagans (1796-1867) Papers, 1810-1895 A&M 0012

Harrison Hagans (1796-1867) Papers, 1810-1895 A&M 0012


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Repository
West Virginia and Regional History Center
Identification
A&M 0012
Title
Harrison Hagans (1796-1867) Papers 1810-1895
URL:
https://archives.lib.wvu.edu/ark:/99999/196429
Quantity
12 Linear Feet, 12 ft. (22 document cases, 5 in. each); (6 document cases, 2 1/2 in. each); (4 small flat storage boxes, 5 in. each); (3 small flat storage boxes, 3 in. each)
Creator
Hagans, Harrison (1796-1867)
Location
West Virginia and Regional History Center / West Virginia University / 1549 University Avenue / P.O. Box 6069 / Morgantown, WV 26506-6069 / Phone: 304-293-3536 / Fax: 304-293-3981 / URL: https://wvrhc.lib.wvu.edu/
Language
English
Abstract
Papers of the Hagans family of Preston County, West Virginia, including Harrison, Elisha, George M., Henry C., John Marshall, Zer Hagans, and others. There are letters, invoices, account books, advertisements, and other business records pertaining to family business enterprises including several general merchandise stores and outlets in western Pennsylvania and Maryland, and at Brandonville, Kingwood, Greenville, and Palatine, West Virginia. There are several postal records from Harrison Hagans' twenty years as postmaster, 1822-1841, at Brandonville, and magistrate papers and deeds, most regarding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. There are also financial records documenting Hagans' tenure as president of the Greenville Mining and Manufacturing Company which produced iron in Preston County in the 1830s. Other information records Hagans' interests in: county roads, schools, churches, government and politics; the Preston Telegraph Company; a fulling mill, 1827; and a linseed oil mill, 1842. There are Hagan patents for a washing and wringing machine (1845), and working models of mowing and threshing machines. There is a volume of minutes of the quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1834-1859, and 1861 Wheeling Convention papers regarding a new state government, and Civil War letters from family and friends.

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Preferred Citation

[Description and date of item], [Box/folder number], Harrison Hagans (1796-1867) Papers, A&M 0012, West Virginia and Regional History Center, West Virginia University Libraries, Morgantown, West Virginia.

Biographical / Historical

Harrison Hagans settled in Preston County, West Virginia in 1818. He was involved in several business ventures and held many appointed position throughout his life such as magistrate and postmaster in Brandonville, W. Va.. He was a delegate at the Wheeling Convention in June, 1861 and went to Washington in 1863 to lobby members of Congress to vote for the admission of West Virginia as a state. In 1866-67 he served in the West Virginia Legislature. Harrison Hagans died in May 1867.

Scope and Contents

The papers of the Hagans family of Preston County, West Virginia including Harrison, Elisha, George M., Henry C., John Marshall, Zer Hagans, and others. There are correspondence, invoices, account books, advertisements, and other business records, 1810-1895, relating to various family enterprises.

A chain of general merchandise stores were established, with outlets in Petersburg, Somerfield, and Bryants, Pennsylvania; Oakland, Maryland; and at Brandonville, Kingwood, Greenville, and Palatine, West Virginia.

There are several postal records including financial, correspondence, and certificates from Harrison Hagans' twenty years as postmaster, 1822-1841, at Brandonville, as well as magistrate records and deeds, most pertaining to the leases of right-of-way from Preston County residents to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for $1.00.

There are also financial records documenting Hagans' years as president of the Greenville Mining and Manufacturing Company which produced iron in Preston County in the 1830s. Other records document Hagans' interests in: county roads, schools, churches, government, and politics; the Preston Telegraph Company; a fulling mill, 1827; and a linseed oil mill, 1842. Hagans developed, patented, and sold in three states, ca.1845, a washing and wringing machine, and also completed working models of mowing and threshing machines.

The collection includes a volume of minutes of the quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1834-1859, and an 1832 editorial written by Harrison Hagans and addressed to "The Farmers, Mechanics, and All Who Labor for Their Daily Bread", regarding the tariff, the National Bank and state banks and the "anti-American" spirit which presides over the "administration of public affairs".

West Virginia statehood is documented by some of the 1861 Wheeling Convention papers of Delegate Harrison Hagans. There are also letters from family and friends written during the Civil War, and a copy of a U.S. Congressional bill regarding division of the state of Virginia (in box 1, folder 2).

Subjects and Indexing Terms

  • Account books
  • Advertising
  • Brandonville (W. Va.)
  • Business correspondence
  • Churches -- Methodist Episcopal
  • Churches -- West Virginia -- Preston County
  • Civil War -- letters
  • Education -- West Virginia
  • Financial statements -- West Virginia -- Preston County
  • Greenville Mining and Manufacturing Company
  • Greenville.
  • Hagan family
  • Hagans, Elisha.
  • Hagans, George M.
  • Hagans, Harrison.
  • Hagans, Henry C.
  • Hagans, John Marshall, 1838-1900
  • Hagans, Zer.
  • Iron furnaces and iron industry.
  • Kingwood (W. Va.)
  • Palatine.
  • Politics - Secession of Virginia.
  • Politics - Western Virginia.
  • Preston County (W. Va.)
  • Preston Telegraph Company
  • Railroads - Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
  • Statehood politics -- West Virginia

Significant Persons Associated With the Collection

  • Hagans, Elisha.
  • Hagans, George M.
  • Hagans, Harrison (1796-1867)
  • Hagans, Harrison.
  • Hagans, Henry C.
  • Hagans, John Marshall, 1838-1900
  • Hagans, Zer.
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Significant Places Associated With the Collection

  • Brandonville (W. Va.)
  • Greenville.
  • Kingwood (W. Va.)
  • Palatine.
  • Preston County (W. Va.)
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Container List

Series 1. Hagans Family Papers
Mixed Materials Box: 1a-8 1810-1890, undated
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 1
    Hagans Correspondence
    1823–1834
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 2
    Hagans Correspondence
    1834–1860
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 3
    Harvard Commencement Program
    1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 4
    Minutes of Literary Society
    1842
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 5
    Financial Records
    1826–1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 6
    Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Papers
    1837–1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 7
    Fulling Mill Papers
    1829–1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 8
    Road Papers and Maps
    1847–1860
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 9
    Editorial Letter and Petition
    1832 and undated
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 10
    Hagans and Sterling, Greenville Furnace and Mining Co. Papers
    1834–1844
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 11
    Greenville Furnace Ledger
    1848–1849
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 12
    Washing Machine Patent
    1845–1858
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 13
    Brick Yard Account Book
    1849–1864
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1a Folder: 14
    School Commission Papers
    1839–1866
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1b Folder: 1
    Post Office Business Correspondence
    1822–1829
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1b Folder: 2
    Post Office Business Correspondence
    1830–1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1b Folder: 3
    Post Office Business Correspondence
    1837–1841
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1b Folder: 4
    Post Office Financial Records
    1825–1840
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1b Folder: 5
    Post Master Appointments and Map of Brandonville
    1822–1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 1b Folder: 6
    Justice of the Peace Court Records
    1829–1860
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 1
    State Convention Papers
    1861
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 2
    Letters regarding West Virginia Statehood
    undated
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 3
    Civil War Letters (includes 7 letters)
    1861–1866
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 4
    Invoices
    1865–1866
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 5
    Invoices
    1871–1872
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 6
    Invoices
    1873–1877
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 7
    Business Correspondence
    1871–1881
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 8
    Business Correspondence, Post Cards
    1874–1876
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 9
    Advertisements (includes several fliers for Wilson, Burns & Co. Grocers; the Reisinger Sash Lock, McDowell & Co. Importers and Dealers in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, etc.; and Stockdale, Smith & Co. Wholesale Druggists; among others)
    1874–1876
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 10
    Ephemera (includes two trade cards, one from Johnson, Eagye, Earl & Co. Wholesale Grocers, and one from P.S. Hyde, Watches, Clocks
    ca. 1874
  • Mixed Materials Box: 2 Folder: 11
    U.S. Census regarding Distilled Spirits and General Stores
    1889
  • Mixed Materials Box: 3 Folder: 1
    Bills of Lading and Receipts
    1865–1867
  • Mixed Materials Box: 3 Folder: 2
    Receipts, Advertisements, and Trade Cards
    1863-1889 and undated
  • Mixed Materials Box: 3 Folder: 3
    Receipts
    1810–1855
  • Mixed Materials Box: 3 Folder: 4
    Price Lists
    1874–1890
  • Mixed Materials Box: 4 Folder: 1
    H. Clay Hagans Correspondence, A-B-C (includes business correspondence that relates to Hagans store, including requests for goods (especially butter) or samples, and deals with suppliers)
    1840–1890
  • Mixed Materials Box: 4 Folder: 2
    H. Clay Hagans Correspondence, D-E-F (business correspondence related to the Hagans store)
    1839–1878
  • Mixed Materials Box: 4 Folder: 3
    H. Clay Hagans Correspondence, G-H-I-J-K (includes business correspondence related to the Hagans store; correspondents include Gist & Wells General Produce Merchants, and Johnson, Colvin & Co. Wholesale Grocers)
    1863–1877
  • Mixed Materials Box: 4 Folder: 4
    H. Clay Hagans Correspondence, L-M-N-O-P (includes correspondence related to the Hagans store from Laughlin Brothers & Co. Wholesale Druggists; Leyda & Gaddis, Wilson Sewing Machine Company; Daniel Miller & Co. Importers & Jobbers of Dry Goods; the National Bank of Kingwood; and others)
    1860–1886
  • Mixed Materials Box: 4 Folder: 5
    H. Clay Hagans Correspondence, R-S-T-U (includes correspondence related to the Hagans store from Sickel, Shingleton & Co., dealers in Wholesale Notions, White Goods, Hosiery, etc.; John F. Stratton & Co. Musical Merchandise; Tallant & Delaplain Wholesale Grocers; Samuel Townsend & Son Produce Commission Merchants; and others)
    1840–1878
  • Mixed Materials Box: 4 Folder: 6
    H. Clay Hagans Correspondence, V-W-X-Y-Z (includes correspondence related to the Hagans business, including postcards from Wilson, Burns and Co.; letters from J.H. Windsor & Co.; letters from Ziegler & Swearingen Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods and Notions; and others)
    1856–1873
  • Mixed Materials Box: 4 Folder: 7
    Circular Letter No. 2
    1864
  • Mixed Materials Box: 5 Folder: 1
    Account Books and Receipts
    1841–1848
  • Mixed Materials Box: 5 Folder: 2
    H. Hagans and Son: Sales and Bills
    1840–1842
  • Mixed Materials Box: 5 Folder: 3
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Sales
    1844–1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 5 Folder: 4
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Bills
    1843–1845
  • Mixed Materials Box: 5 Folder: 5
    H. Hagans and Son: Letters
    1840–1842
  • Mixed Materials Box: 5 Folder: 6
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Letters
    1843–1849
  • Mixed Materials Box: 5 Folder: 7
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Letters
    1850–1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 1
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Bills
    1846–1847
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 2
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Bills
    1848–1849
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 3
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Bills
    1850–1852
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 4
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Bills
    1853–1854
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 5
    G.M. Hagans and Co.: Bills
    1855–1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 6
    H. Hagans and Co. A/C Tallant and Delaplain
    1856–1858
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 7
    L.A. Hagans and Co.: Letters
    1860–1862
  • Mixed Materials Box: 6 Folder: 8
    H.C. Hagans and Co.: Papers
    1865–1866
  • Mixed Materials Box: 7 Folder: 1
    Z.&H. Hagans: Bills
    1818–1822
  • Mixed Materials Box: 7 Folder: 2
    Z.&H. Hagans: Bills
    1823–1826
  • Mixed Materials Box: 7 Folder: 3
    Z.&H. Hagans: Letters
    1818–1829
  • Mixed Materials Box: 7 Folder: 4
    Harrison Hagans Letters
    1836–1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 7 Folder: 5
    Harrison Hagans Letters
    1839–1840
  • Mixed Materials Box: 7 Folder: 6
    Harrison Hagans Letters
    1850–1866
  • Mixed Materials Box: 8 Folder: 1
    Z.&H. Hagans: Bills
    1827–1829
  • Mixed Materials Box: 8 Folder: 2
    H.&E.M. Hagans: Letters
    1830–1839
  • Mixed Materials Box: 8 Folder: 3
    H.&E.M. Hagans: Sales
    1832–1839
  • Mixed Materials Box: 8 Folder: 4
    H.&E.M. Hagans: Bills
    1830–1832
  • Mixed Materials Box: 8 Folder: 5
    H.&E.M. Hagans: Bills
    1833–1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 8 Folder: 6
    H.&.E.M. Hagans: Bills
    1837–1839
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Series 2. Account Books
Mixed Materials Box: 9-34 1818-1895
  • Mixed Materials Box: 9 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    1818–1824
  • Mixed Materials Box: 9 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Day Book
    January 19, 1819-March 1, 1819
  • Mixed Materials Box: 9 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    1819–1830
  • Mixed Materials Box: 9 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book
    1821–1822
  • Mixed Materials Box: 9 Folder: 5
    Brandonville Account Book
    May 28, 1822-June 17, 1823
  • Mixed Materials Box: 10 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Day Book
    January 1836-December 1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 10 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    1823–1830
  • Mixed Materials Box: 10 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    1829–1831
  • Mixed Materials Box: 10 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book, Contains estate settlement ("recapitulation")
    November 1831-December 1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 10 Folder: 5
    Brandonville Account Book
    May 1832- January 1833
  • Mixed Materials Box: 11 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    December 1834-January 1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 11 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    May 18, 1839-December 26, 1839
  • Mixed Materials Box: 12 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    December 10, 1838-May 17, 1939
  • Mixed Materials Box: 12 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    January 1836-June 1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 12 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    1836–1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 12 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book
    September 1837-June 1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 12 Folder: 5
    Brandonville Account Book
    1837–1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 12 Folder: 6
    Brandonville Account Book
    June 1838-December 1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 13 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    March 1840
  • Mixed Materials Box: 13 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    January 1840-October 1840
  • Mixed Materials Box: 13 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    October 1840-May 1841
  • Mixed Materials Box: 13 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book and Diary
    1841–1842
  • Mixed Materials Box: 13 Folder: 5
    Brandonville Account Book
    July 1845-March 1846
  • Mixed Materials Box: 14 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    March 1846-January 1847
  • Mixed Materials Box: 14 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    February 1848-June 1848
  • Mixed Materials Box: 14 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    June 16, 1848-January 9, 1849
  • Mixed Materials Box: 14 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book
    November 1849-May 1850
  • Mixed Materials Box: 14 Folder: 5
    Brandonville Account Book
    May 1850-October 1850
  • Mixed Materials Box: 15 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    October 1850-January 1851
  • Mixed Materials Box: 15 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    May 1851-October 1851
  • Mixed Materials Box: 15 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    October 1851-May 1852
  • Mixed Materials Box: 15 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book
    May 1852-November 1852
  • Mixed Materials Box: 15 Folder: 5
    Brandonville Account Book
    November 1852-June 1853
  • Mixed Materials Box: 15 Folder: 6
    Brandonville Account Book
    June 1853-March 1854
  • Mixed Materials Box: 16 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    January 1855-July 1856
  • Mixed Materials Box: 16 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    April 1855-December 1855
  • Mixed Materials Box: 16 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    August 1855-February 1856
  • Mixed Materials Box: 17 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    1856–1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 17 Folder: 2
    Brandonville Account Book
    July 1856-May 1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 17 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    May 1857-November 1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 17 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book
    March 1858-April 1858
  • Mixed Materials Box: 17 Folder: 5
    Brandonville Account Book
    January 1856-1863
  • Mixed Materials Box: 18 Folder: 1
    J.M. Sterling, Byrants, Pa.
    March 1835-May 1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 18 Folder: 2
    J.M. Sterling & Co. Account Book
    May 28, 1836-May 31, 1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 18 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    1884–1890
  • Mixed Materials Box: 19 Folder: 1
    Brandonville Account Book
    February 1891-March 1891
  • Mixed Materials Box: 19 Folder: 2
    Smithfield Account Book
    1823–1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 19 Folder: 3
    Bills
    1818–1826
  • Mixed Materials Box: 20 Folder: 1
    Smithfield Account Book
    November 4, 1831-March 8, 1833
  • Mixed Materials Box: 20 Folder: 2
    Sommerfield [Somerfield?] Account Book
    April 25, 1831-November 2, 1832
  • Mixed Materials Box: 20 Folder: 3
    Account Book
    1834–1839
  • Mixed Materials Box: 20 Folder: 4
    M. E. Church Records (documents management of finances)
    1834–1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 20 Folder: 5
    Time Book
    March 1, 1837-October 21, 1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 20 Folder: 6
    Memo Book
    1844
  • Mixed Materials Box: 20 Folder: 7
    Muddy Creek Falls, Preston Co., Va.
    May 9, 1854-April 17, 1855
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 1
    Day Book
    1832–1834
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 2
    Day Book
    December 1836-December 1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 3
    Account Book #1
    1891
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 4
    Account Book #2
    1891
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 5
    Account Book #1
    1892
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 6
    Account Book #2
    1892
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 7
    Account Book
    1894
  • Mixed Materials Box: 21 Folder: 8
    Account Book
    1894
  • Mixed Materials Box: 22 Folder: 1
    Account Book
    1895
  • Mixed Materials Box: 22 Folder: 2
    Account Book
    1895
  • Mixed Materials Box: 22 Folder: 3
    Furnace Account Book
    March 1837-October 1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 22 Folder: 4
    Furnace Account Book
    1855–1857
  • Mixed Materials Box: 23 Folder: 1
    Greenville Account Book
    March 19, 1837-June 13, 1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 23 Folder: 2
    Furnace Account Book
    July 1838-February 1839
  • Mixed Materials Box: 23 Folder: 3
    Furnace Account Book
    February 1848
  • Mixed Materials Box: 23 Folder: 4
    Greenville Furnace & Mining Co. Account Book
    1851–1855
  • Mixed Materials Box: 24 Folder: 1
    Greenville Furnace Account Book
    December 1836-March 1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 24 Folder: 2
    Furnace Account Book
    November 1837-January 1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 24 Folder: 3
    Furnace Account Book
    March 1838-June 1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 24 Folder: 4
    Furnace Account Book
    1838
  • Mixed Materials Box: 24 Folder: 5
    Furnace Account Book
    1839–1840
  • Mixed Materials Box: 25 Folder: 1
    Day Book
    October 1830-February 1831
  • Mixed Materials Box: 25 Folder: 2
    Account Book
    May 1841-December 1841
  • Mixed Materials Box: 25 Folder: 3
    Brandonville Account Book
    April 1842-November 1843
  • Mixed Materials Box: 25 Folder: 4
    Brandonville Account Book
    July 1838-May 1840
  • Mixed Materials Box: 25 Folder: 5
    Palatine, Va. Account Book
    May 1851-December 1852
  • Mixed Materials Box: 26 Folder: 1
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 277-827
    March 2, 1818-April 7, 1820
  • Mixed Materials Box: 26 Folder: 2
    Unidentified Volume
    March 16, 1823-September 18, 1825
  • Mixed Materials Box: 26 Folder: 3
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 9-230
    May 17, 1818-January 19, 1819
  • Mixed Materials Box: 26 Folder: 4
    Unidentified Volume
    January 20, 1828-June 7, 1828
  • Mixed Materials Box: 26 Folder: 5
    Account Book
    1830
  • Mixed Materials Box: 26 Folder: 6
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 842-873
    February 16, 1824-May 1, 1824
  • Mixed Materials Box: 27 Folder: 1
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 143-476
    April 20, 1831
  • Mixed Materials Box: 27 Folder: 2
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 135-749
    February 5, 1830-April 8, 1831
  • Mixed Materials Box: 27 Folder: 3
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 377-729
    February 9, 1828-January 5, 1830
  • Mixed Materials Box: 27 Folder: 4
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 334-341
    October 29, 1827-November 16, 1827
  • Mixed Materials Box: 27 Folder: 5
    Unidentified Volume
    August 7, 1826-July 11, 1836
  • Mixed Materials Box: 28 Folder: 1
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 218-313
    December 19, 1826-September 1, 1827
  • Mixed Materials Box: 28 Folder: 2
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 170-217
    August 4, 1826-December 19, 1826
  • Mixed Materials Box: 28 Folder: 3
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 130-169
    March 29, 1826-August 3, 1826
  • Mixed Materials Box: 28 Folder: 4
    Folder of Miscellaneous Items
    undated
  • Mixed Materials Box: 28 Folder: 5
    Folder of Miscellaneous Items
    undated
  • Mixed Materials Box: 29 Folder: 1
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 193-367
    November 14, 1833-July 29, 1834
  • Mixed Materials Box: 29 Folder: 2
    Unidentified Volume, pp. 834-881
    January 29, 1834-May 18, 1834
  • Mixed Materials Box: 29 Folder: 3
    Unidentified Volume
    June 23, 1837-October 19, 1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 29 Folder: 4
    Palatine Account Book
    1852–1854
  • Mixed Materials Box: 29 Folder: 5
    Unidentified Volume
    November 8, 1837-November 27, 1837
  • Mixed Materials Box: 30 Folder: 1
    Volume 18 -- Account Book
    January 22, 1821-January 19, 1844
  • Mixed Materials Box: 31 Folder: 1
    Volume 19 -- Account Book (two in one)
    December 10, 1823-October 26, 1831 and October 24, 1831- October 14, 1835
  • Mixed Materials Box: 32 Folder: 1
    Volume 20 -- Account Book
    April 22, 1829-April 28, 1834
  • Mixed Materials Box: 31 Folder: 2
    Volume 21 -- Account Book
    December 24, 1832-October 20, 1844
  • Mixed Materials Box: 33 Folder: 1
    Volume 22 -- Account Book
    March 18, 1835-May 24, 1841
  • Mixed Materials Box: 34 Folder: 1
    Volume 23 -- Account Book
    May 22, 1851-February 13, 1856
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