Invoices
Found in 288 Collections and/or Records:
Salem Irrigation and Canal Company billing statements from Schwartz Limber Company, 1945-1977
Salem Irrigation and Canal Company billing statements from Spanish Fork Lumber Company, 1964-1978
Salem Irrigation Canal Company miscellaneous billing statements, 1941-1979
Sample of expenses, receipts, invoices, and correspondence, 1957-1958
James Scamman business papers
Incoming letters, real estate documents, and an invoice, primarily relating to business activities of James and Nathaniel Scamman, merchants operating in the vicinity of Saco, Massachusetts (subsequently Maine). Most letters were written from Boston. Authors include Nathan Frazier, Hy Brown, John Short, and Thomas Hill. Contains nine original eighteenth-century documents, plus a photocopy and typescript of each. Also includes an unidentified photograph, taken in the twentieth century.
Slavery documents
A collection of slavery documents from Missouri, Louisiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, and unknown states. Included are writs of manumission, bills of sale, affidavits, letters, and depositions. One document in French.
Hyrum Fisher Smith papers
The contents of this collections relate to or belonged to Hyrum Fisher Smith. Included in the collection are a razor and its case, tithing receipts, tax notices, bills and invoices, daybooks and calendars, correspondence, and newspaper articles. The contents of the collection have been divided into categories, with each folder representing a different genre. Within each folder, the documents have been ordered chronologically.
Telegrams on various subjects, 1953-1956
Telephones and telegraphs correspondence, memos, bills and worksheet, 1956-1958
Moses Tennant letters and legal documents
Handwritten and signed personal papers and legal documents. Included are letters, powers of attorney, promissory notes, and a bill of sale. The letters describe Tennant's travels in the United States and the West Indies. The legal documents mostly deal with the payment and transfer of money between Tennant and Ephraim C. Davidson and were written in Indiana.