Handwritten records of payable and receivable bills for the period of January to February of 1897.

Handwritten accounts listing many of Clamorgan's financial transactions (3 items).

The volume relates to Clark's farming and personal accounts. It includes a list of tithing paid, work done, and services rendered to others. Also contains family records such as patriarchal blessings and lists of births and deaths; and occasional lists identifying marriages he performed, children he blessed, and other activities.

Photocopy of handwritten entries in an account book. The materials listed were donated and taken out of the "United Order." The "Order" was an attempt by Mormons to hold all goods in common.

Company accounts and contractor's handwritten diary. The author of the item is unknown. The contractor writes about routine matters including the inspection of ties, estimates on the cost of materials, hiring workers, and grading of the railway.

The collection contains handwritten financial records and diary. Ellis records his financial transactions and presents a diary for the years 1896 and 1897. He writes about his life in Spring City and about his work in the Manti temple of the Mormon Church.

Handwritten entries in an account book from 1928-1930. The item records financial transactions relating to the operation of a farm probably somewhere in Utah.

Handwritten German account book. The manuscript was produced in two different time frames: 1611-1629 and 1729-1737. These entries deal with funds owed by individuals to the cities they lived in. These entries demonstrte various forms of indebtedness.

Handwritten German account book. The item demonstrates various forms of indebtedness of individuals to the city of Egenburg.

Handwritten German account book. The item deals with economic transactions in an unknown German location.