Ledger "H", 1904 - 1909

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Scope and Contents

From the Series: Ledgers are a record of transactions in which either a credit (Cr.") or debit (Dr.") was entered under individual accounts. A ledger is arranged by accounts in alphabetical order with a table of contents at the beginning. The flow of the book from page to page is not in chronological order, but is within each account. An example of an account specific to this collection might be: "The Sierra County Bank" or "D.S. Miller." The items purchased along with the price and date were then recorded under the correspsonding account.

Dates

1904 - 1909

Extent

From the Collection: *63.25 Linear Feet (Boxes 1-14: Day Books and Journals. Boxes 15-17: Cash Books. Boxes 18-28: Ledgers. Box 26: Order Books. Box 29: Want Books. Box 30: Catalogs and Magazines. Boxes 31-36: Miscellaneous Business Books. Boxes 37-39: Fragile Items. Box 40: Questionable Items.)