Archives - Lennox & Addington

1fi~nnox nub ~bbington C!Iountu ~us~um 97 Thomas St. E., Postal Bag 1000, Napanee, Ontario K 7R 3S9

BUSINESS RECORDS

IN THE COLLECTIONS OF

LENNOX AND ADDINGTON COUNTY MUSEUM

Finding Aide Prepared by Jennifer Bunting

under a Canadian Council of Archives Backlog Reduction Grant,

January, 1988

In the former County jail, built 1864, Opened as a Museum 1976

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LEDGERS Introduction List of ledgers

NAPANEE GAS WORKS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

NAPANEE WATER AND ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY

ENTERPRISE TELEPHONE COMPANY (Chippawa)

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

NAPANEE CEMETERY BOARD

NAPANEE RIVER IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

INSURANCE MAPS

NEILSON STORE, AMHERST ISLAND

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

BROWN BROTHERS BLACKSMITH SHOP, AMHERST ISLAND

MAURICE YOUNG COLLECTION

LEDGERS OF C.S. McKIM, CAMDEN

THE CHARLES STEVENS PAPERS

Appendix One: Napanee River Improvement Company, Correspondence

Appendix Two: Transactions at Benson Store, 1833

INDEX TO FINDING AIDE

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Business Records - 2

LEDGERS

Introduction

The large collection of ledgers in the holdings of the Lennox and Addington Historical Society include business record s dating from the early 1830's until after 1900. Legers and cash books of general merchants predominate, but the re are also records of other enterprises. Fo r the sake of shelf co nvenience, records of some societies, or clubs, are included in this grouping. Ledgers may be located by the labels attached to acid-free sleeves. Sleeves should be replaced before res helving .

Definitions

Ledger - shows debits and credits related to each account

Cash Book - lists amounts of money received or paid out , usually by date, not by account

Day Book - lists amounts of money reci eved or paid out each day - kept like a journal or diary of business

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Appointment Books of William Henry Wilkison, Solicitor

The young William Henry Wilkison was soon to be appointed County Court Judge. The e ntries in the diaries are brie f, and pertain mostly to legal business. Deviations are startling, as in 1869 when a reference is made to an eclipse of the sun. The diaries are as follows: 1. A Rowsell's Di ar or Law and Commerical Rememberance 1866 printed in Toronto . Spine reads "Chancery ' ronfains reminders of up-coming court cases, Napanee-Belleville-Kingston. 972.438 2. A Rowsell's Diary as above, fo r 1867 . 972.427 3. A Rowsell's Diary as above, for 1869. 972.439

Morden and Ruttan Records of a Law Firm, Napanee

These records were found in a vault over the Bank of Montreal in Napanee, where the Metzler Insur ance Office was located. This space was previously occupied by G.F. Ruttan's Law Offices.

Cash Book, 1893-1927 Blank Book

972.435 972.426

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Business Records - 3 -

Unidentified Benevolent Society

Cash book of a Benevolent Society, Napanee, 1904-1907. 974 . 45

General Merchant (1859 - 1866)

Ledger of a general merchant, Napanee. Contains reference to the 11 Croyden Shop 11

• 1859-1866

General Merchant (1863 - 1880)

976.113 and 974.35

Day Book of a Napanee Merchant, 1863-1880. Shows amounts owed to him for foodstuffs, drygoods, Division Court, mortgage preparation etc.

Jessie 0 1 Hara (1904)

11 A Guide and Comforter 11, ins c ribed in flyleaf: Jessie B.

0 1 Hara, Camden East, Ont., Xmas, 1903. Dates entered for birthdays [?] or deaths [?] of various friends and prominent people.

Allan Fraser 1 s Letter Book (1878-1886)

Letter book of Allan M. Fraser, a dealer in farm machinery, Napanee. A copy of the Canada Casket at back.

Key to Ledg e rs 11 B11 and 11 C11

Unidentified key to business ledgers, Napanee. 974.25

Key to an Ins urance Ledger

Unidentified key to a ledger, probably insurance, and probably not Lennox and Addington. 1890 1 s. [ thin]

976.126

Insurance

Ledger of an insurance agent, Napanee, 1880-1885. 978. 324.1

Erinsville Ledger (1889)

In sc r i bed B. Murphy, Er i ns vill e . 972.4 25

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Day Book, probably of Robert Easton

Inscribed in front cover: 11 In Chancery, Blakely VS

Easton. This is the Book of Accounts mentioned and referred to in the affidavit of the defendant ... 11 October A.D. 1873. James F. Bartels. 11

Contains: Accounts, 1863-1872 Salesman's Routes 1871-1873 Accounts, 1872-1881

Entry dated 1873, May 22: 11 Forbid Blakely to Build or do anything on the Lot before Staats S. Madden vs Philip Embury, before 9 & 10 o'clock a.m. 11

974.34

General Merchant, Napanee {1854-1856)

Ledger of a dealer in drygoods, principal items being sugar and c loth. Many Napanee names. Inscribed on front flyleaf: "Maud Hawley 11 and 11 Lulu Embury 11

• Several pages written in a different [later?] hand, in pencil, with what seem to be class lists of boys and girls. Tracings of a knife, fork, keys.

972.?54

General Merchant, Camden Township (Jan. 1855 - Dec. 1855)

Ledger of dealer in dry goods, including a la rge number of medicines and dyes. At th e end of the ledger is the following inscription: 11 Gave Keller Key of House, May 21 , 1855 11

11 James [Lorent] commenced work Sep. 25th 11

"1 Axe sold Nov. 5th Warranted to D. O'Brien 11

"1 Axe sold to Wm Reed Nov 26th 1855 11

"Martin Mahar commenced work at noon on Monday 26th Nov. 11

Names included in Ledger:t Brisco, Walter Embury, Valentine Hartin, Joseph Hawley, James

Lucas, Joseph Meyer, Philander Powers, William

974.41

t James M. Hawley died 1877, buried Centreville Valentine Detlor Embury is known to have operated a

bakery in Tamworth in 1865 Joseph B. Lucas died in 1927 and is buried in Moscow Joseph Hartin (1837-1914) is buried in Centreville

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General Merchant, Camden Township (1852-1858)

This ledger contains good information about merchandise taken in payment for debts, particularly lumber. Many of the names are the same as 974.41. It is known to have been donated by Mrs. Jessie Brader of Toronto.

974.39

Ledger of John Benson, Napanee (1833) Inscribed in front cover, "examd 31st Oct. 1833" "Napanee, Feby 5th 1833" and runs to May 19, 1834. of general merchandise, spirits. 974.31

Day Book of John Benson, Napanee (1848-1876) 974.52

Accounts Payable Book of John Benson (1848-1881) [no cover]

Begins Sale

These are part of the very large collection of Benson Papers at the Museum.

Unidentified Ledger (1841-42)

The original user of this ledger purchased it in Kingston. It was acquired by the Society on April 28, 1910 (Warner# 140).

976.121 or 974.32

Small Notebook

Faint inscription on cover, "William Ball or Bell" Got on July 10, 1888". Notebook contains travel expenses. There is a ledger containing information on speculations of William Bell in the Miscellany.

976.120

General Merchant, Adolphustown (1858-1859)

Ledger covering sale of groceries, dry goods, plus sewing and tailoring. 981.23

Henderson Notebook (1909)

Contains record of sales of what may be fruit or vegetables, plus hours worked for various Napanee people [cleaning?] plus recipes for home remedies. Dated 1909. Donated by Mrs. Wm. Heywood, 346 Sheppard Ave., Willowdale, in 1962. On note inside, in Judge Smith's hand: "Paper's concerning James Henderson's wife's family,

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formerly of Simcoe Street, S. Napanee, from Mrs. Wm. Heywood who bought her property in 1958."

Anderson Brothers Bakery, Napanee (1894-1895)

Three ledgers covering sale of groceries, bread, cakes.

Cash Book of David Roblin, Richmond (1837-1838)

Roblin bought this book in New York. It contains records of sales of dry goods, and was donated to the collection by a Mr. Perry on January 2, 1908. A note inside tells us that Margaret and Elizabeth Dryden worked for Roblin in 1840. Other employees c1837 were: John Smith, John McBride, David Kimmerly, Alphonso Howard, Chr. Warner, Nicholas Oliver and 11 The Frenchman 11

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974.30

Napanee Merchant (1841-1845)

As well as records of an unidentified merchant, 1841-45, this ledger contains the transactions of Napanee upholsterer, Richard McNeill, 1893-1894. It was donated by Harry McNeill, his son.

E. Hooper and Sons, 11 E11 Ledger (1878-1880)

This previously unidentified ledger contains an invoice from 11 E. Hooper and Sons, Dry Goods, Milinery, Laces, Carpets, Clothing, Napanee 11 which corresponds exactly to the accounts receivable entry on the facing page. Hooper brought the ledger book in Toronto.

976.118

General Merchant (1834-1839)

The original user of the ledger bought it in Kingston. It was donated to the Collection on April 28, 1910.

974.33

General Merchant (1834-1839)

This large ledger has been used as a scrapbook, obscuring the entries.

974.511

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Napanee Tax Arrears (1855-1869)

This ledge r, possibly belonged to a Treasurer of the Town and lists taxes owing on various Napanee properties.

972.420

Dues Book of a Benevolent Society, Napanee (1892-1895)

Members of the unidentified society Baines, E.H.

include:

Henry, Alexander Jarvis, Arth ur , Rev . Loyst, J.S.

Ledger of C.S. McKim, Napanee (1860-67)

Pruyn, T.D. Shannon, Robert Warner, S.C.

974.37

The ledger covers transactions regarding dry goods, coats, boots and shoes, and mentions a house in Centreville and a house in Napanee. The end of the ledger contains a draft of a note from C.S. McKim requesting a meeting with his credi tors, plus a complete bankruptcy summary. This includes an inventory of goods remaining in 1867 and a l i st of liabilities as of April, 1867.

972 . 453

Ledger of a Tinsmith, Hardware etc., Napanee (1872-78)

This ledger may have been the property of John Herring . It contains a complete inventory of the entire contents of his business for 1874 and 1875, including location of each item (store, shop, office etc.) . This may have been done for insurance, or to raise loans for new ventures. It also contains accounts payable and accounts receivable for 1872.

974.54

Day Book of a Carding Mill (c1871-1875)

Contains records of carding and some weaving done for customers. Used as a scrapbook, so many entries obscured.

976.114

Kaladar Cheese Factory (c1902)

Ledger of operation of a cheese factory, likely Kaladar.

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Agent for the Cartwright Estate, Napanee (1880-1888)

This cash book belonged to an agent for Sir Richard J. Cartwright [possibly, Alfred Knight?] and contains detailed information about rents, and some notes of actions taken on Cartwright's behalf.

Cartwright Estate Deeds and mortages, 1864-1897. title 1864-1868. Also includes Day Book of Light Company (Alfred Knight), 1897

Unidentifed Historical Index

976.110

searches on deeds, Napanee Electric

974.38

This ledger contains careful alphabetical references to an unidentified historical source or system of files.

972.448

Journal of the Hay Bay Methodist Church (1912-1952)

This journal was donated by Edna Sexsmith, Dec. 7, 1982. It has been moved to the Church Collections.

Enterprise Post Office Register of Registered Letters, incoming and outgoing, 1860 - Jan. 1871. Pressed leaves in back. Accessioned by Clarance Warner, July 2, 1909. 974.79

Ledger of a Centreville Merchant (1854-1855)

This ledger is identified by what appears to be the name [Patrick G. Tampell]. It was donated by James Hughes, Centreville.

Burleigh Papers

In the papers donated t o the Museum by Dr. Burleigh are the following ledgers:

Ledger of a General Merchant, Bath, 1855-56. Contains the inscription "McMullin and Jeffs"

Led ge r of a General Merchant, Bath, 1876-77.

Cash book of a physician, 1880-1888. Contains records of visi ts, treatments and amount s owing from patients.

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The Records of the Napanee Gas Works

One large document box, containing: 1. Agreement concerning the erection of a gas works in

Napanee to light the streets by 11 illuminating gas 11,

July, 1877. Henry Shackell, T.E. Foster, A.B. Stewart and W.C. Baynes are listed as builders of the gas works.

2. Letter from John Herring, Director, Aug. 1877, asking for more capital from stockholders .

3. By-laws of the new company, March, 1877. 4. List of stockholders. 5. Repair report during construction, July, 1876. 6. Building contract and specifications, 1876. The gas

is to be produced from crude petroleum. [Note: the works later switched to coal.]

7. Daily reports for the year 1912 only. 8. Accounts payable [invoices] c1908-1909.

One small document box, containing: 1. Mortgage of 1882. 2. Daily reports c1911.

Ledgers and binders as follows:

Napanee Gas Company Stock Ledger #4, which shows shares and dividends, 1876. 974.1.1

Gas Journal (gas used ) 1894-1901

Gas Ledge r (customers) 1897-1901

970 . 58

974.25

Journal of the Napanee Gas Works, 1901-1911. Begins with a brief history written by Alfred Knight, who took over as secretry in 1901. Includes a copy of the By-Law of Nov. 20, 1882, by which the Town of Napanee took a share in the company . At this time, capital stock of $45,000.00 was divided into 2250 shares at $20.00 each. 974.4

Ledger (Alfred Knight) 1901-1905 970.59

Cash Book (Alfred Knight) 1901-1907 974.1.3

Napanee Gas Works Invoice Book, 1903-1910 (includes specifications fo r a new gas generator, 1908) 974.1 . 6

Napanee Gas Works Letter Book, 1903-1905 Also includes the Napanee Water and Electric Light Company. 974.5

Trial Balance Book, 1909 976.138

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Records of the Napanee Water and Electric Light Company

Bills and invoices, 1901-1905 Contained in six original transfer binding cases, numbers 971.938 - 971.943

Consumers • Books 1886-1890 1890-1893

Order Book, 1901-1903

976.139 976.140

Cash Book, Napanee Electric Light Company, 1895-1903. In the hand of Alfred Knight.

Day Book, (Cash Flow) Napanee Electric Light, 1897. In the hand of Alfred Knight -- in same le dger as Cartwright Estate, title searches 1864-68, and deeds/mortgages, 1864-1897 .

Records of the Enterprise Telephone System (1915 - 1972)

Also known as the 11 Chippawa Telephone Company 11

Copy of a Bill of Sale, whereby Camden Independent Telephone Company, Newburgh, sells the H. C. Carscallon all telephone lines from the point where the Bay of Quinte R.R . crosses the road between the 7th and 8th concessions of the Township of Camden, near the post office and village of Enterprise, east to the line operated by the Camden Independent Telephone Company, including al l telephones installed and rents owing as of Jan. 1, 1915.

By-laws of the company.

Minute Book, 1926-1942

Cash Book, 1968

List of Shareholders

Record Book, 1940-1964

Operators• Agreements with the Company.

A few letters.

Certificate of Dissolution, 1972.

Bell Telephone Company

Letter book of the Bell Telephone Company Office in Deseronto, J.G. Hampton, Manager. 1907-1909. Customer s served include some from Napanee. This office also served the N.W. [North West?] Telegraph Company.

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The Napanee Cemetery Company

Survey plans of the Napanee Cemetery, located in Richmond Township, 1893. Also called 11 Riverside Cemetery ...

The Napanee River Improvement Company 1877-1923

Seven boxes, contents as follows:

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The Records of The Napanee River Improvement Company

This company was incorporated in 1866 to improve the supply of water for manufacturing purposes, based on American models. It was empowered to acquire land in the same way as timber companies, to acquire mill priviledges or dams, and to borrow money on debentures. Problems arose almost immediately. Flooding of farmland brought conflict with farmers; dams impeded timber drives and brought conflict with the Rathbun Company; failure to control water flow irritated Napanee mill operators; and upstream municipalities wanted a share of the taxes gained by downstream municipalities where the mills were located. Politics were frequently involved because one of the biggest shareholders (and owner of the Big Mill at Napanee) R.J. Cartwright was a Liberal, but the majority of the remaining shareholders and the first President, D.B . Stickney, were staunch Conservatives. Both sides employed political patronage. The Company was involved in the development of hydro-electric power at the end of the 19th century, but at the same time new sources of energy were breaking the dependance of manufacturing on the river . The Company finally disbanded in 1962.

BOX 1

File 1: Correspondence of D.B. Stickney, President, Napanee River Improvement Company from 1866 until his death in 1892. Most of the letters are from Mortimer Meeks, Stickney 1 s agent at Bell Rock, and are reports on the water levels and conditions of the dams at the lakes. For a complete index, see Appendix [Items 1 - 126]

File 2: By-Laws of the Napanee River Improvement Company, in chronological order, from 1871 until 1911. [Items 127 - 170]

File 3: Miscellaneous notes. Includes dues assessment on Estate of C.W. Thompson, at Napanee Mills, 1901. Notes of an agent of the company [Mortimer Meeks?] with reasons for resignation. Note from J.C. Connoly, refers to location of Antoine Gigg and Myrtle McCumber, c1893. Application for Mort Meeks 1 job from W. Brooks, Bellrock, 1894. Report on the Skugog Creek bridge and Bitch Creek bridge, 1910. Letter from C.H. Fullerton, Department of Lands and Forests, re. rights of Napanee River Improvement Company, 1936.

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FILE 4: Contains copies of the Private Members Bills which amended the Act of Incorportion of the Company. Also contains title searchs of lands important to the company and various documents related to the numerous disputes in which the Company was embroiled. Item 197, a statement of opinion by one J. Bawden, concerning the right of upstream municipalities to tax the dams (1912) contains a brief history of the company and a descr ipti on of the wat er control system at that time. [See Appendix for full 1 i s t . ]

FILE 5: Proxies Proxy designations, including: Proxy given to W.T . Gibbard by a group for meeting in Newburgh, 1886. Proxy given to E.H. Benjamin by A.A. Conno ly , 1900. Proxy given to Alfred Knight by John Raymond Dafoe, James Herring, W.T. Gibbard, Garrett B. Joy, Marshal S. Madole, and James Perry and Sir Richard Cartwright, in 1900, etc. [#200-235]

FILE 6: Petworth Profile of Petworth Cut, Napanee River, 1880. By surveyor A.B. Perry, Violet . Plan of the Petworth Dam, Portland. Design for Reconstruction of Petworth Dam, by Electric Power Company Limited, Toronto, 1914. Plan of part of Napanee River showing new and old dams at Petworth, F.F. Miller, surveyor, 1901. [#237-240] Plan of Improvements, A.B . Perry, 1880.

FILE 7: Financial Statements #241 Assessment of members [for insurance?] W.R. Lott, agent. #242 Collector 1 S statement, 1876. #243 Financial statement, 1868. #244 Items of expenditure, Depot Lake Dams, 1908 #245 Items of expenditure, Depot Lake Dams, 1908.

FILE 8: #246

#247

#248

#249

Description of property mortaged by Hooper s to Romans, being in Lot 16, Cone. 1, Camden. (Newburgh). Saw Mill, Grist Mill, water privilege and lands, Petworth? Sketch of parcels severed from east half, lot 44, cone. 1, Camden. 1917. Sketches of Second Depot Lake dam on letterhead of Napanee River Improveme nt Company, 1914.

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FILE 9: Correspondence 1872-1899. (Items #250-321) [See Appendix for item by item list.]




FILE 13: Auditor's Reports 1870, 1877, 1882 (partial and fill audit), 1884-5, 1886, 1887, 1888-9, 1890, 1891, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1897, 1898, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1910, 1911, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1919.

FILE 14: Directors• Reports # 485 First Directors• Report, Jan. 10, 1869.

Includes reference to actions against Company. # 486 Jan. , 1870. # 487 Jan . , 1873. [torn] # 488 Jan. , 1874.

Refers to hiring A.B. Perry to survey la nds. # 489 Minutes, Feb . 1914 # 490 Minutes, June 9, 1920. Verso of feed b i 1 1 • # 491 Minutes, May, 1920. # 492 Minutes, Dec. 1 1 ' 1920 . # 493 Minuts, March 2 9' 1922. # 494 Statement made by G. Leveck, caretaker,

concerning dynamiting of company dams. c1917

FILE 15: Report of Deparment of Public Works

Long report from A.J. Halford, Engineer to Hen. R.O . Reaume, Minister of Public Works, Ontario, [1910]. The Report condemns the Company for ignoring damage done to farms by flooding.

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FILE 16: Secretar~'s ReEorts # 496 1900, January 8 # 504 1911 # 497 1900, January 14 # 505 1912 # 498 1904 # 506 1913 # 499 1905 # 507 1914 # 500 1906 # 508 1915 # 501 1908 # 509 1917 # 502 1909 # 510 1918 # 503 1910 # 511 1920

# 512 1930

FILE 17: Treasurer's ReEorts

Assorted financial statements, dating f r om 1873 - 1922. [#513 - # 544]

FILE 18: Distress Warrants

Assorted distress warrants, 1872-1907. [#545-#560]

FILE 19: Miscellaneous

# 561 Copy of an Act to Consolidate Acts re. NRIC, 1880 # 562 Rubbings of Company Seal # 563 Brief history by B.S . O'Loughl i n, c1913. # 564 Copy of motion appointing M. Meeks caretaker. # 564.1 Copy of Reward Notice, persons blow i ng up dams.

ip list of Company, undated. # 566 Canada Fishery Regulations, 1907. # 567 Order in Council re. Fisheries, 1909 . # 568 Specifications for a fishway. # 569 O'Loughlin's reminder to get deeds for dam s . # 570 Rough notes.

FILE 20: Envelopes Varous empty envelopes. No covers. [#571 - # 584]

LEDGERS

#585 Minute Book of the Company, 1867 - 1905 #586 Minute Book of the Company, 1905 - 1951 #587 Assessment Book, 1867 - 1929 #588 Cash Book, 1887 - 1891 (probably O§ Loughlin's) #599 By-Law Book, 1886 - 1920 #600 Treasurer's Book, 1887- 1920

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BOX THREE

FILE 21: Assessment Notices from Townships

Assessment notes from 1885-1918. [#601-644]

FILE 22: Reports on Assessment Notices

Notes from 1879-1890. [#645-672]

FILE 23: Business Blanks

Blank forms, letterheads. Includes one for Masonic Order, Frontenac District.

FILE 24: Coupons

Various coupons from debentures, 1880-1917 .

Also cheque stubbs, 1910-1915, 1915-17, 1917-1919, 1919-20 (last chequebook of B.S. O'Loughlin) and 1952-61. Bank Book for Merchan t's Bank, Yarker, which belonged to B.S . O'Loughlin, covers period 1910-1920.

BOX FOUR

F i 1 e 25

26 27 28 29 30 31

BOX FIVE

File 39

40 41 42 43

INVOICES

Contents 1860's 1870-73 1874 1875-6 1877-79 1880-83 1884-86

INVOICES

Contents 1902 1903 1904 1905-6 1907-8

F i 1 e 32

33 34 35 36 37 38

F i 1 e """44

45 46 47 48

Contents 1887-88 1893-94 1895-96 1897-98 1899 1900 1901

Contents 1909 1910 (1) 1910 (2) 1910 (3) 1910 (4)

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BOX SIX INVOICES

F i 1 e Contents F i 1 e Contents 49 1911 55 1917

50 1912 56 1918 51 1913 57 1919 52 1914 58 1920 up 53 1915 59 Undated 54 1916

BOX SEVEN BLANK FORMS

Unused stationery.

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INSURANCE MAPS

Enterprise Insurance map prepared by Charles E. Goad, 1915

Napanee Insurance Plan of Napanee, prepared by 1876 and revised in 1879, and in 1882. by J.H. Allison.

Napanee

Charles E. Goad in Originally owned

Insurance Plan of Napan ee, prepared by Char l es E. Goad in 1904 for Metzler Insurance. Revised to March, 1922 . Also includes Stratcona [Napanee Mills]

Napanee Insurance Plan of Napanee, prepared by Charles E. Goad for George Cleall, Napanee, Dec. 1915. The plan was first prepared in 1904, and revised in 1917. Also includes Strathcona [Napanee Mills]

Odessa Insurance Plan of Odessa, Ontario, prepared by Underwriters' Survey Bureau fo r Metzler Insurance Company, 1893. Revised in 1904.

Tamworth Insurance Plan of Tamworth, prepared in Novemb r 1885 by Charles E. Goad for Underwriters' Survey Bureau. Amended in 1904. Loaned to H.A . Carscallen.

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Original, Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Count ies of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington, by J.H. Meacham, 1878. Rebound in 1964 for Judge Smith. Contains maps showing owners of each lot, l i thograph portraits and views. List of patrons at back gives date of "settlement".

Bound volume, Map s, Reports and Estimates r elative to Im~rovements of the Navigation of the River St. Lawrence an a Proposed Canal Connecting the River St. Lawrence and Lake Champlain. From the collection of David Roblin, MPP, Napanee. 1854. Print ed by John Lovell.

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THE RECORDS OF THE NEILSON STORE, Stella, Amherst Island

The Neilson Store was founded in 1870 and has served the citizens of Amherst Is l and for over a century. The first building proved too small for the expanding business, and a new store was cons t ructed in 1883. The Daybook entry for 29th October, 1883 reads: 11 Moved into new store today 11

• The store imported general merchandise and drygoods to the Island, and exported grain and vegetable crops for the farmers. The store also served as a post office, and, in the 20th century, as a gas station. The records of the Neilson Store are unusually complete. They were presented to the County Museum by the Neilson Family in 1983.

Accounts Receivable Book, 1877-1890 This book lists accounts owing to the Neilson Store. It is the only book of its kind in the collection.

Cash Sales This little book lists strictly cash sales, 1897-1912.

Daybooks (1875-1954) Daybooks were used in the Neilson Store to record over the counter transactions day-by-day. Rough daybooks were used in the shop, and later the transactions were transferred to neater, more formal books. 1875-1876 Daybook 1878-1879 Daybook #4 1879-1881 Daybook 1882-1883 Daybook July - May 1883-1884 Daybook June-May 1884-1885 Daybook 1886-1887 Daybook May-March 1887 Daybook April-July 1887-1888 Daybook April-April 1887-1888 Daybook Nov. - July 1901-1903 Daybook 1903-1905 Daybook 1905 - 1906 Daybook (Nov. 1905-Apr. 1906) 1906-1909 Daybook (May 1906-1909) 1909-1911 Daybook 1911-1913 Daybook 1913-1915 Daybook 1914-1916 Daybook 1916-1917 Daybook [Sp i ne damaged] 1917-1918 Daybook 1921-1922 Daybook (Nov/21-Nov/22) 1922-1923 Daybook 1923 - 1924 Daybook 1924-1925 Daybook 1925-1927 Daybook

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Neilson Store - Daybooks, continued : 1927-1928 Daybook 1928-1929 Daybook 1929-1930 Daybook 1931-1932 Daybook (debits) 1935-1938 Daybook 1946-1951 Daybook 1951-1954c Daybook

Diary The earlier diaries record total cash sales and weather: 1913-1929, 1930-1938, 1938-1949. Later diaries may record sales of gasoline and the weather each day : 1950-1962, 1962-1970, 1970-1973.

Grain Books (1875-1915) The earlier books record the amounts of grain and vegetables bought from farmers and shipped to the mainland. 1875-1902 Grain Book, Wool 1875-1902, Wheat/Veg 1875-76 1875-1882 Grain Book, showing shipments 1876-1879 Grain Book, showing shipments 1880-1882 Grain Book, showing shipments 1883-1892 Grain Book, showing shipments 1893-1903 Grain Book, showing shipments, labelled #2 1893-1903 Grain Book, showing shipments 1903-1915 Grain Book, showing shipments 1903-1915 Grain Book, Pay Book showing payments made Later books record grain brought to Neilson Grist Mill and/or stored in Neilson grain storehouse. 1916-1941 Grain Storehouse book 1942-1947 Grist Mi l l Book 1944-952 Grist Mill Book 1953-1957 Grist Mill Book, by daily transaction 1953-1960 Grist Mill Book, by customer

Journals Journals replaced Daybooks after 1954. 1955-1962 Journal 1 J-1 1

1962-1973 Journal 1 J-2 1

Ledgers (1870-1972) Ledgers are summaries Daybooks are in order organized by customer 1870-1874 Ledger 1872-1874 Ledger 1875-1876 Ledger 1876-1880 Ledger 1 B1

1880-1882 Ledger 1 C1

1882-1885 Ledger 1 D1

1885-1888 Ledger 1 E1

1888 - 1891 Ledger 1 F 1

1891-1896 Ledger 1 G1

1894 - 1897 Ledger

of debits and credits. While the of transaction, the ledgers are name.

Index included

Index included Index included Index included Index included Index i nc lud ed

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Neilson Store - Ledgers continued: 1898-1901 Ledger 1901-1906 Ledger 1905-1907 Ledger 1907-1914 Ledger 1914-1915 Ledger 1918-1920 Ledger #1 1920-1922 Ledger #2 1923-1924 Ledger #3 1925-1926 Ledger #4 1927 Ledger #5 1927-1929 Ledger #6 1929-1932 Ledger #7 1932-1936 Ledger #8 1944-1947 Ledger, Folio 11 1948-1951 Ledger, Folio 12 1952-1958 Ledger, Folio 13 1959-1961 Ledger, Folio 14 1966-1972 Ledger, Folio 15 1972-1973 Ledger, Folio 16

Livestock Ledger Tranactions involving cows, sheep, horses, hides, milk, cream, etc., 1953-1959.

Mail Registers The Neilson Store acted as a Post Office for the Island. 1875-1882 Mail Register, Mails Received at Stella 1882-1892 Mail Register, Mails Sent from Stella 1916-1921c Mail Register, Registered Mail 1919-1921 Mail Register, Registered Mail

Order Books (1899-1908) These books contain records of special orders for customers . 1899-1900 1900-1901 1902-1904 1904 1905-1906 1906-1908

Order Book Order Book Order Book Order Book Order Book Order Book

Rough Daybooks These store 1886

daybooks were probably kept under the counter at the and used to record transactions as they occurred.

1886 1886-1887 1887 1888 1888-1889 1889-1890 1890 1890-1891 1891-1892

Rough Daybook (April - July) Rough Daybook (July-Decemb er) Rough Daybook (Dec./86-April/87) Rough Daybook (July-Nov) Rough Daybook (July-Nov) Rough Daybooks (2) (Nov /88 -Sept./89 ) Rough Daybook (Sep-April) Rough Daybook (April-Nov) Rough Daybook (Nov. - June) Rough Daybook (June-Jan)

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Neilson Store- Rough Daybooks continued: 1892 Rough Daybook (Jan-July) 1892-1893 Rough Daybook (July-July) 1893-1894 Rough Daybooks (2) 1894-1895 Rough Daybook (July-March) 1895 Rough Daybook (March-Aug) 1895-1896 Rough Daybook (Nov/95-July/96) 1896-1897 Rough Daybooks (2) (July/96-June/97) 1897-1898 Rough Daybook (June/97-July/98) Damaged 1898-1899 Rough Daybook (July/98-June/99) Damaged 1901 Rough Daybook 1909-1911 Rough Daybook 1911-1913 Rough Daybook 1916 Rough Daybook (Jan-Feb), includes estate of

1916-1917 1918-1919 1919-1920 1919-1920 1920-1921 1921 1921 1921 - 1923 19 23-1924 1924- 1925 1925-1926 1926 1926-1928 1928-1930 1932-1948

Sales Book

J.S. Neilson Rough Daybook Rough Daybook Rough Daybook Rough Daybook Rough Daybook (1920-Jan. 1921) Poor condition Rough Daybook Rough Daybooks (2) May-Nov Rough Daybooks (5) Jan. 14, 1921-Jan. 1923 Rough Daybooks (2) Feb. 1923-Apr . 1924 Rough Daybooks {3) Apr. 1924-0ct. 1925 Rough Daybook Oct. - May Rough Daybook May-Sep. Rough Daybooks (3) Sep. 1926-May 1928 Rough Daybooks (5) May 1928-Mar 1930) Rough Daybook

Simple li s t of sales of mechand i se for period 1904-1919.

Stock Books Books used at time of taking inventory, usually each year. The 1925 inventory is recorded in a for cash crops some years earlier.

January of book used

1924 Stock Book, Jan. 1924 1925 Stock Book, Jan 1925

1929 1930 1933

Stock Book, Jan. 1929 Stock Book, Jan. 1930 Stock Book, Jan. 3, 1933

Also peas, 1893; rye, 1916-18; wheat 1916-18; and buckwheat

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NEI LSON STORE : Contents of Bo x 1

Larfe Cheguebooks (1961-1970) 196 July-Septembe r 1961 - 1962 Sept-May/62 1962 May-Dec 1962-1963 Dec-Aug 1963 - 1964 Aug-Mar 1964 Mar-Oct 1964-1965 Oct-Mar 1965 Mar-Sep

Blue, Royal Bank: 1969 May-Nov 1969-1970 Nov-April 1970 April-Sep

1965-1966 1966 1966-1967 1967 1967-1968 1968 1968 1968-1969

Journal, banking with Royal Bank, 1970

Profit and Loss Book (1951 - 1969)

Sep-Feb Feb-July Aug - Feb Feb-July Aug-Jan Jan.-June June-Dec Dec-May

Contains notes about capital expenditures and two copies of T-4 forms.

Amherst Island Liberal Assotion Minutes of Association, 1961 - 1968 . (Small, black notebook)

School Trustees Minutes of Tr ustees, Continuat i on School and School Sections, June 30, 1913 - April 1924 ( Large, black)

Loose Papers

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Receipts Three clipboards with recipts from 1956 and 1972.

Bundles of Cancelled Cheques 1959, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955

Small Cheque Books 1956 Jan-Nov 1956-1957 Nov-Sep 1957-1958 Sep-Aug 1958-1959 Aug-June 1959-1960 June-April 1960-1961 April-Feb 1961-1962 Feb-Feb 1962-1963 Feb.-June

1973 May-Dec

Deposit Books 1954-1955 July-Jan.

Business Correspondence, 1951

1963 1963-1964 1964 1965-1966 1966-1967 1967-1968

Jan-Dec Dec-Dec Jan-Nov Nov-July July-June June-May

1959-1960 Sep-Aug

Two bundles of letters, mostly returned receipts and bundles of invoices from various suppliers, as follows:

Chown Limited Clare Bros. & Co. Coca-Cola Ltd. Dalton & Sons Limited Garland, John M. & Son Hemlock Park Dairy Internatioal Harvester

Mackay, Gordon & Co . Mutual Life of Canada National Grocers Post Office Receipts Toronto City Mission Weston Bakeries Limited L&

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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

The Lennox and Addington County Museum contains two boxes of records removed from the C.N. Station in Napanee.

BOX ONE contains the first group of thes e records which are previously rolled bundles, containing an assortment of the following documents:

Register Tickets: Gi ves time each train passed the Napanee station, the name of Engineer and Conductor, cars in the train, signals displayed.

Track Motor Car, Operator's Line-up of Train: gives ti me and assignment of work trains.

Operator's Transfer Forms

Copies of t e legrams concerning dispatch of cars.

Dates of bundles are:

1969 January

1969 February

1969 April

1969 May

1969 June

1969 July

1969 August

1969 September

1969 October

1969 November

Passenger Transactions, 1968

Credit Card Statements, 1966-68

Ticket Stubbs

1969 January

1969 February

1969 March

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C. N. R. Ticket Stubbs continued .. .

1969 April

1969 May

1969 July

1969 August

1969 September

1969 October

1969 November

1969 December

1970 November

Inter-departmental Correspondence Books

October 31st, 1968 - March, 1969 March, 1969 - August, 1969

BOX TWO contains Clearance Forms and Records of Train Movements, as follows:

Clearance Forms

1969 April

1969 May

1969 Ju 1 y

1969 August

1969 September

1969 October

1969 November

1969 December

Record of Train Movements

1969 Jan - Sept.

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RECORDS OF THE BROWN BROTHERS BLACKSMITH SHOP AMHERST ISLAND

1878-1933

Ledger, 1878 John Brown•s record of work perfo rmed for price charged and goods taken in barter. ledger poor.

Ledger, 1884-1893

each customer, Condition of

Shows work performed for each customer, price charged and goods/services taken in barter. Condition of ledger poor.

Ledger, 1912-1926 Wes Brown•s record of work performed for each customer, price charged and goods/services/rent taken in barter. Conditi~ of ledger very poor. Cover missing.

Daybook, 1924-1928 Daily record of sales, organized by 11 Cash 11 and 11 Credit 11

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Condition poor. Cover missing.

Daybook, 1930-1933 Daily record of sales, organized by 11 Cash 11 and 11 credit 11

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Letter From Poisson Freres Limited, Montreal, Jan. 31, 1928, concerning a franchise for Faust-Pantaphonic phonographs, Steinbach pianos and various radio sets.

Blacksmiths• Catalogues

Maxwell Washing Machines, St. Mary•s, Ontario. Illustrated. Electric washers, hand-powered washe rs , wringers and mangles. Undated. Stained.

Wilkinson & Kompass, Tool Makers, Hamilton, Ontario. Illustrated. Blacksmith and Wood Workers• Tools, Carriage and Wagon Machinery, Hardware. Catalo~e no. 14, 1912. Badly damaged. Stained, loose pages.

A.B. Jardine & Co., Tool Makers, Hespeler, Ontario. Illustrated. Blacksmiths• and Carriage Makers• tools and machines, forges, blowers, power hammers, taps and dies. Catalogue no. 102. c1914.

A.B. Jardine & Co., Tool Makers, Hespeler, Ontario. Illustrated . Catalouge no. B-20, April, 1927.

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THE MAURICE YOUNG COLLECTION

1. Ernesttown Township: Bath Cheese Factory and Union Cheese Factory

Notes on production of the Bath Cheese Factory, 1933-1962. [Small, bound journal.]

Memorandum of agreement [by-laws] and stock book of Union Dairy, 1922-1928.

Union Cheese and Butter Company Ltd . Record Book, 1927 Union Dairy, Record Book, 1928 Union Dairy, Record Book, 1930. Union Dairy, Dividends, 1932-36.

2. Ernesttown Township : Bath Cheese Factory and Union Cheese Factory

Union Cheese Factory Record Book, 1937-39. Minute book, Union Cheese Factory, 1947-1958.

3. Ontario Cheese Patrons

Records of Ontario Cheese Patrons, 1933-1964, including legislation, programs, newsletters and local correspondence.

4. Lennox and Addington Cheese Patrons Association

Minute Book, 1934-1967. Samples of letterhead, equipment advertisements, correspondence.

5 . Ontario Cheese Producers Association Reports

Printed Report of the Annual Meeting of Ontario Cheese Patrons' Associatin, 1937 .

Printed Reports of the Annual Meetings of the Ontario Cheese Producers' Association, 1938-1966.

6 . Ontario Cheese Producers - Lennox and Addington

Financial records: cancelled cheques, bank deposits, 1954-1967 . Also one receipt from 1910 for Napanee boa r ding of Steamer Reindeer.

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THE BUSINESS LEDGERS OF C. S. McKIM, CAMDEN

GENERAL MERCHANT

Day Book, McKim and Aylesworth, Merchants, Centreville, Canada West, 1854-1855

Day Book, 1856-1858- in back, list of employees and record of where and when McKim's horses pastured. Also a list of pelts taken in payment for goods.

Day Book, 1859-1860

Day Book, 1861-1863 - in back, an itemized list of the auction sale when McKim finished business in Camden by item, who bought it and for how much

Day Book, C.S. McKim, Napanee, 1864-65

Day Book, 1865-67

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THE CHARLES STEVENS PAPERS

Introduction

In the mid-1800's, a young Englishman, Charles Stevens, came to Napanee. Starting at the foot of the ladder, by diligence and honest dealing, he prospered and became one of the best-known business men in Central Ontario. His business was manufacturing and exporting. From Napanee he shipped his produce to Noval Scotia, to the New England States, as far south as Florida and as far west as Ohio and the Middle States, and to Europe.

He started a fuel business where now is the new Post Office. He produced potash and fertilizer and made the barrels in which these products were shipped. He also founded an independent newspaper, the Napanee Star , and wrote and published a book. For nine years, he was a councillor for West Ward and in 1894-5 was the Mayor of Napanee.

He had four children. Myrtle became a teacher and lived in Toronto. Mrs. Florence Root, a music teacher, lived in Stratford. Marian Stevens, a nurse, lived in Napanee and a son, Clayton Stevens, is believed to have retired to Florida.

It is believed that Charles Stevens built the house at 178 Bridge Street West, where he lived until his death.

{From the accession records.)

Contents of the Collection:

Charles Stevens, A Sailor Boy's Experience. (Napanee: Charles Stevens, 1892). Presented to Clarance M. Warner for the Historical Society by Augustus Vanluven, June, 1907.

Customer lists, Maine. Customer lists, New Jersey. Customer lists, Pennsylvania, Flo ri da and 11 0dd States 11

Photograph of Charles

Photograph of Charles Napanee, cl900.

Stevens taken (N-3206) Stevens taken {N-3207}

in 1866 at age of 18.

by F.S. Richardson,

One copy, The Napanee Star, Vol. III, No. 23, Nov. 2, 1898. [Very poor condition . ]

Day Book, 1886-1892. In c lude s advertising account, 1888.

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Journal, 1889-1892. Includes advertising for "A Sailor Boy's Experience", p. 420.

Journal, 1894-1895. Includes household accounts.

Letterbook, 1891-1892.

Letterbook, 1892-1893. [some copies fading]

Letterbook, 1893-1894.

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Napanee River Improvement Company

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Appendix 1

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CONTENTS OF FILE NUMBER 1

Sender Reci~ient Date Subject Accession Albertson, T.G. Stickney, D.B., Newburgh 1886 Timber killed by water, 14 Island Lake /001 Babcock, M.W. Stickney 1892 Offer to buy mil l /081 Boyce, David Stickney 1892 Postcard requesting visit /002 Barwick, J. ? Stickney 1887 Company lands, 14 Island Lake /003 Benhamin, E.W. Stickney 1890 Account /004 Deroche & Madden Stickney 1890 Flooding of land of Mr. Rowley /005 Deroche & Madden Stickney 1890 Payment of damages to Mr. Rowley /006 Deroche & Madden Stickney 1891 Payment of damages to Mr. Rowley /007 Diamond, A.N. & Scott, J.R. Stickney 1879 Fal l in water level /008 Gordon, L.A. Stickney 1891 Payment of debts /009 Hall, W.F. Stickney 1892 Auditing the books /010 Henry, A. Stickney 1879 Tour to 14 Island Lake /011 Henry, A. Stickney 1890 Water levels /012 Henry, A. Stickney 1890 Correspondence /013 Henry, A. Stickney 1890 Water levels /014 Henry, A. Stickney 1890 Water 1 eve 1 s /015 Henry, A. Stickney 1890 Adjustments to water level /021 Herrington & Warner Stickney 1890 Return of money to Napanee Waterworks /022 Machar, J.M. Stickney 1886 Land title search /016 Machar, J.M. Stickney 1887 Mr. Forward of Napanee /017 Machar, J.M. Stickney 1887 Expenses /018 Machar, J.M. Stickney 1887 Land purchase /019 Mciver, J.B. Stickney 1887 Quit Claim, Mr. Bawden /020 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels /023 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels /024 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water 1 eve l s /025 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels /026 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels /027 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Stranger letter off water /028 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels and ice conditions /029 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water 1 eve 1 s /030 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water 1 eve 1 s /031 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Response to rebuke /032 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels /033 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels, Mr. Henry /034 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels, Mr. Rowley /035 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels, Mr. Henry /036

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Sender Reci~ient Date Subject Accession Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels, Mr. Rowley /037 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1886 Water levels, Mr. Rowley /038 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Working again for Company /039 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Water levels, illness /040 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1889 Mr. Rowley, dams /041 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Water levels, Mr. Rowley /042 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Mr. Conway, Mr. Scantlin, old mill /043 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Condition of dams /044 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Water levels, Mr. Henry /045 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Spoiling Granny Bush's well /046 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Water levels /047 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Water levels /048 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Water 1 eve 1 s /049 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Old saw mill pond, Bell Rock /050 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Loss of his home by fire /051 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Loss of his home by fire /052 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Mr. Henry /053 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Annual meeting /054 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Loss of his papers in fire /055 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Water levels, falling in lake /056 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Rathbun interference /057 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 The type of man needed for his job /058 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Rathbun logs in river /059 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Rathbun interference /113 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Girl managing dam at 14 Island Lake /114 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Shanty men blasting, emigrating to Oregon/115 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1890 Shanty men finished blasting /115.1 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Rathbun log drivers /059.1 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Considering emigrating. Mr. Rowley /060 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Water levels, Rathbun interference /061 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Water 1 eve 1 s /062 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Rathbun interference /063 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Water levels, old carding mill /064 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Mr. Rowley /065 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Rathbun men repairing dam /066 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Mr. Scantlin rebuilding mill /067 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Repair of dam /068

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CONTENTS OF FILE NUMB ER 1

Sender Reci~ient Date Subject Accession Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Repair of dam /069 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Water levels /070 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Repairing of dams /071 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Water levels /072 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Burning of Third Lake Dam /072.1 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Third Lake Dam /073 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Scantlon's men, Mr. Henry /074 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Water levels, visit to Scantlon /075 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Repair of dam /076 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Water levels /077 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Visit to 14 Island Lake /078 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Visit to 14 Island Lake, Mr. Perry /079 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Repair of dam /080 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Water levels /081. 1 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Anger of farmers against Company / 082 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Asks Stickney to visit lakes /083 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Objects of comments of Alfred Knight /084 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Visiting lakes /085 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Observation of log drive /086 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1891 Condition of dams /087 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Level of water in lakes /088 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Rathbun plans on lakes /089 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Political comments, Alfred Knight /090 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Water level /091 Meeks, Mort Stickney 1892 Richard Cartwright, illness of sister /092 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1891 Insurance /093 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Insurance, Asselstine /094 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Signing warrants /095 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Receipt fo r cheque /096 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Straightening accounts /097 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1892 Accounts /098 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Collecting amounts due /099 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Signing warrants /100 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Visit to Benjamin /101 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1890 Co 11 ect i ng dues /102 O'Loughlin, B.O. Stickney 1891 Collecting dues /103 O'Loughlin, 8.0. Stickney 1891 Tax ar rears not menti oned in minutes /104

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Sender ough 1n, B.O.

O'Loughlin, B.O. O'Loughlin, B.O. O' Loughlin, B.O. O'Loughlin, B.O. Parrott, B.D. Rowley, Lawrence Rolly, Lawrence [sic] Romenes, James Romenes, James Romenes, James Romenes, James Romenes, James Romenes, James Scantlin, James Smith, Ira Vanluven, T.F. White, Audrey

Description Title search Title search Title search Title search Title search Title search Sworn statement of appraisers Consent to hold goods Inventory of goods (cover only) Act to Amend the Act (draft) Bill (Private Member's) Bill (Private Member's) Bill (Private Member's) Certificate of Land Sale


Reci ient Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney, Edwin Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney Stickney

Date

1892 1892 1892 n.d. 1886 1885 1890 1886 1887 1887 1887 1887 1887 1892 1891 1886 1887

Subject Assessment Paying Mr. Hall, Mr. Parrott Difficulties collecting James Thompson succeeds D.B. Stickney Co 11 ect i ng dues Complaints about his mangement Recompense for flooded land Recompense for flooded land Hooper Mill, Newburgh Hooper Mill, Newburgh , Mr. Ham Surveying Hooper Mill Selling Hooper Mill, Newburgh Hiring F.F. Miller to survey mill Difficulty of visiting Newburgh Dam at Hooper's Mill Roadwork Taxes on Mill, Petworth Back taxes on Byrnes land Hinchinbrooke


Designation Rose, R.M., Registrar 4th Lake Dam 5th Lake Dam 2nd Lake Dam 3rd Lake Dam Rose, R.M., Registrar Napanee O'Loughlin, Michael O'Loughlin, Michael Herrington, Warner etc Perry, James, Napanee Wilmot (2nd reading) Wilmot (2nd reading) Benjamin, E.W.

Date 1886 1893 1893 1893 1893 1884 1872 1872 1872 1884 1884 1884 1884 1893

Subject Portland, cone. 6, lot 19 Hinchinbrook, cone. 8, lot 12 Hinchinbrook, cone. 10, lot 19 Hinchinbrook, cone. 8, lot 1 Hinchinbrook, cone. 8, lot 6 Portland, cone. 13, lot 23 Appraisal of Napanee Mills Napanee Mills saw mill, goods Napanee Mil ls saw mill, goods Napanee River Improvement Co., incor'n Napanee River Improvement Co's Act Napanee River Improvement Co's Act Napanee River Improvement Co's Act Portland, cone. 6. , lot 19 (1885)

Accession 05

/106 /107 /108 /109 /110 /112 /116 /117 /118 /119 /120 /121 /122 /123 /124 /125 /126

Accession /179 /180.1 /180.2 /180.3 /180.4 /181 /182 /183 /184 /185 /186.1 /186.1 /186.1 /187

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Description Summons Summons to garnishee Bill (Private Member•s) Title abstract Notice, exercising power of sale Notice, exercising power of sale Agreement, care of dam Statement of claim Indenture of lease Statement of opinion* Notice to creditors Memorandum of agreement, lease


Designation Shibley vs Laveck Shibley vs Laveck Gallagher Frontenac Registry Office Gill, Jane E. of Montreal Gill, Jane E. of Montreal 2nd Lake Dam Company vs Moore, F. et al Rathbuns to N.R.I.C. Bawden, J. Houpt Paper Mills Conway, Jacob

Date 1895 1895 1901 1908 1904 1904 1909 1909 1908 1912 1918 1874

Subject Debt - J.R. Dafoe, garnishee Debt - J.R. Dafoe, garnishee Napanee River, land drainage Hinchi nbrook, cone. 8, lot 4 Portland, cone. 11, lot 3, Conway, James Portland, cone. 11, lot 3, Conway, Chas. Snider, Frank with N.R.I.C. Damage to dams, 2nd and 3rd Depot Lakes Rights to r iver , timber for dam repair Municipal rights to assess company Assignment of goods of D.J. Albertson Portland, cone. 11, lot 3

* Contains brief history and description of Napanee River Improvement Company.

Accession /188 /189 /190 /191 /192 /193 /194 /195 /196 /197 /198 /199

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Sender Bawden, Joseph, Attorney Scott, J.R. Boyes, Webster H. Shibley, J.A. Wartman, C.H. Henry, Alexander Stickney, D.B. Wheeler, J.B. O'Loughlen, B.S. O'Loughlen, B.S . O'Loughlen, B.S. Thomson, James O'Loughlen, B.S. Thomson, James Herring, John Meeks, Mort Meeks, Mort Rathbun Company Benjamin, A.W. Scott, J.R. Meeks, Mort Meeks, Mort Scott, J .R. Meeks, Mort Meeks, Mort Meeks, Mort Meeks, Mort Meeks, Mort Knight, Alfred (Cartwright ) Rathbun Company O'Loughlen, B.S. Deroche & Madden O'Loughlen, B.S. Ha 11 , W. F. Thomson, James O'Loughlen, B.S.


Recipient O'Loughlin, Michael Meeks, M. N.R.I.C. Preston & Ruttan Preston Meeks, Mort Forward, H.T. Scantlin, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Hall, W.F. Thomson, James Meeks, Mort Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Deroche & Madden Thomson, James

Date 1872 1879 1885 1886 1886 1890 1890 1892 1892 1892 1892 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1893 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894

Subject Accession Distraining goods of Mr. Diamond, tenant /250 Must let off water that night /251 Distrained goods of S.V. Perry's Mill /252 Chambers mortgage given to J. Stevenson /253 His marr iage & sale to Timothy Chambers /254 Adjusting water supply /255 Interest and mortgage, Petworth Property /256 Decline of Hooper's Mill, Newburgh, dam /257 Complains of R.J. Cartwri ght, Benjamin /258 Transfer of Company funds. /259 Receipt for payment of taxes /260 Vouchers for 1892 expenses /261 Purchase of Petworth property /262 Renewal of his contract /263 Re-assesment of his Newburgh Mill /264 Water levels at lakes /265 Rathbun spring drive /266 Money owing to Rathbuns /267 Outside interference with dams /268 Halting log drive, inspecting dams /268.1 Water levels after log drive /269 Water levels, dissenters in Company /270 Account of Mr. Lakins, Petworth /271 Water levels /272 History of 14 Is l and Lake dam /273 Water levels /274 Work on behalf of Company /275 Unabl e to meet Directors in Yarker /276 Cartwright's suggestions to Company /276.1 Repairs to dams by Rathbun men /277 Preparation for Annual Meeting /278 Asking for list of Directors /279 Enclosing his bill /280 Audit of books /281 Enclosing list of officers, etc. /282 Instructions given Thomas Le veck /283

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Sender Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Knight, Alfred Knight , Alfred Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Thomson, James Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas Dafoe, J.R. Leveck, Thomas Dafoe, J.R. O'Loughlin, B.S. Leveck, Thomas Leveck, Thomas O'Loughlin, B.S. Napanee River Imp. Company Purcell, H.B. O'Loughlin, B.S. Lakens, Eamon, Petworth O'Loughlin, B.S. Scantlin, James O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Rathbun Company O'Loughlin, B.S. Webster & Boyes

Recipient Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James O'Loughlin, B.S. Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Thomson, James Benjamin, E.W. O'Loughlin, B.S. Dafoe, J.R. Thomson, James Dafoe, J.R. O'Loughlin, B.S. Dafoe, J.R . Dafoe, J.R Dafoe, J.R. Dafoe, J.R. O'Loughlin, B.S. Dafoe, J.R. O'Loughlin, B.S.


Date 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1894 1895 1895 1895 1895 1896 1896 1897 1897 1898 1898 1899 1899 1900

Subject Start of log drive Start of log drive, April 16, 1894 He is going to inspect the dams His plans to vi sit dams Water levels, progress of drive Conflict with Rathbun men over dams Water levels after drive Water levels, Rathbun needs Poor condition of Petworth dam William Grant tamper s with dam Water levels Mr. Scantlin's men tamper with dams Mr. Scantlin's men tamper with dams Water levels Water levels, conflicting instructions Plans for Board meeting Followed his instructions Consults with O'Loughlin about water Colebrook men tamper with dam His mill lacks sufficient water Reports on water levels in lakes Thanks for asking Leveck to report Leveck's bill probably justified Justifying bill, difficulties. Justifying bill. Statement of accounts. Promisory note for repairs to dam Demand for fish pass in dams Discharge of Cartwright mortgage Receipts, prices paid for wood at mil l Thomas Leveck worried about expenses Rathbun offer to share repair of dams Asking Bellhouse to wait for money Difficulty in collecting dues Payment of bills Payment of debts Demand for contribution to dam repairs Compensation to John Moran for flooding Reduction of dues after fire

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Reci i ent Dafoe, J. R. Dafoe, J.R. O'Loughlin, B.S. Dafoe, J.R. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Dafoe, J.R. Dafoe, J.R. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Dafoe, J.R. Dafoe, J.R. Dafoe, J.R. Dafoe, J.R. Dafoe, J.R. Knight and O'Loughlin Dafoe, J.R . Dafoe, J.R. Dafoe, J.R. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W. T. Gibbard, W.T. P au 1, Robert Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Ha 11 , W. F. O'Loughlin, B.S. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Wager, Chalon, Parham

Date 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1901 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1905 1905 1905 1905 1906 1906 1907 1907 1907 1907 1908 1908 1908 1908 1908 1908

Subject Accession James Reid, MPP; finances; Frontenac Cty 322 Taxes due from J.R. Scott on his mill /323 Sharing changes to Second Depot Lake dam /324 Herrington's mission to Toronto /325 Sharing cost of repairs to dams /326 Company's refusal to share costs /327 Vouchers for payment, Petworth dam /328 Payment of Leveck /329 Sharing cost of repairs to dams /330 Scantlin's letter to Company /331 Apologize for Mr. Scantlin /332 Vouchers for payment, Leveck's worries /333 Leveck's account /334 Transfer of funds /335 Vouchers for payment /336 Vouchers for payment /337 Assessment of dams; T.W. Nash's opinion /338 Borrowing to pay Leveck /339 Payment of Leveck /340 Payment of Leveck /341 Warrants of distress /342 Objects to paying water taxes /343 Payments coming in, Mr . Paul /344 Answer to his letter /345 Arranging for pay to be sent /346 Collecting payments, Mr. Leveck /347 Forwarding funds /348 Ice in river at Woodmucket, Mr. Benjamin /349 Forwarding payment to Leveck /350 Forwarding funds /351 Audit of books /352 Encl osing papers re. Company /353 Paying W.H. Hicks /354 Let Pat Leveck go, kept Thomas Leveck on /355 Repairs to dams, forest fires /356 Purchase of pair of gaitors /357

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Sender O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. 0 • Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Moore, Henry Bush, Alex

O'Loughlin, B.S. Ontario Provincial Whiting, John L. Clark, Stan 1 ey O'Loughlin, B.S. McPherson and Co.,

O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Beeman, M.I. Carscallen, A.B. Meeks, Leonard

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Mo i r , W i 1 1 i am Perrault, Thomas et al Perrault, Thomas Anonymous Benjamin, E. W. Moir, William Gibson, N.R. Gibson, N.R. Cunningham, A.B.


Recipient Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W.T. Gibbard, W. T. Memo to file Public Benjamin, E.W.

Memo to file O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Memo to file N.R.I.C.

McPherson and Co. McPherson and Co. Black, Mr. Petition O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. N.R.I.C.

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Memo to file re. A. Foster O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S . O'Loughlin, B.S.

Date 1908 1908 1908 1909 1909 1910

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Subject Vouchers for payment Forwarding funds Forwarding funds E.W. Benjamin's suggestion re. Rathbuns Notice forbidding damming of stream Desctruction of 3rd Depot Lake dam

This item now #379 Information at Crown Lands, Toronto Returning papers in connection with dams Hinchinbrook claims for bridge repairs Statute labour State of Company funds Appointment at Parliament Buildings

Offer to sell Petworth Mill and dam Offer to sell Petwroth Mill and dam Asking him to support N.R .I.C. Petition against removal of dams Wants damages, 5th Lake Dam going out Wants damages Wants damages Wants damages Names of persons who dynamited dam Wants to be paid to testify re. above Wants damages, attached petition Report on construction of 5th Lake Dam Report on cause of failure 5th Lake Dam Enclosing documents from 1912

Accession /358 /359 /360 /361 /362 /363 /364 /365 /366 /367 /368 /369 /370

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Sender BenJamin, A.W. Gibbard, G.W. Dafoe and Waller Dafoe, J.R. Col vi ll e , A. B . O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Kerr, Thomas A. McMahon, James O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Benjamin, A.W. Benjamin, A.W. McPherson, W.O . Benjamin, A.W. Gardiner, L.S. O'Lo ughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Levecque, T.N. Levecque, T.N. O'Loughlin, B.S. Canada, Comm'n of Conservation

Herrington, W.S. Herrington, W.S., for Company Gibbard, G.W. Hall, W.F. Gibbard, G.W. Gandier, G., Newburgh Courtney, J .W., Newburgh Specialty Paper Mills, Camden

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Reci ient O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Rankin, Anthony, MPP Moore, Henry (copy) Smith, Georeg A., Par ham O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. Lucas, J.B., Attorney-Gen. President and Directors President and Directors Butterall, Robert Deline, John Merchant Bank, Napanee Gibbard Furniture Company O'Loughlin, B.S. Butterall, Robert Walalce, Frank Registrar General Registrar General Registrar General O'Loughlin, B.S. O'Loughlin, B.S. C.P.R. (Murphy) N.R.I.C.

Benjamin, A.W. Attorney Genera 1 Hall, W.F. N.R.I.C. Hall, W.F. Hall, W.F. Hall, W.F.

E. Hall, W.F.

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1913 1913 1913 1914 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1916 1916 1917 1917 1917 1917 1918 1918 1918 1919 1919 1919 1919 1919 1919 1919

Subject Severing connection with Company Severing connection with Company Severing connection with Company Severing connection with Company Proposal to Ontario Government Obstruction of trails to dams Appeal of assessment Judge Lovall's decision r e. appeal Assessment as Seymour Power Company Dynamiting of 3rd Depot Lake Dam Struggles of Company in 1915 Financial position of Company Enclosing taxes , Hinchinbrooke Enclosing taxes, Portland Retirement of Miller debenture Retirement of Gibbard debenture Interference with Petworth Dam Enclosing taxes, Hinchinbrooke Enclosing taxes, Portland Discharge of debt, [Hooper] Paper Mills Discharge of debt , [Hooper] Paper Mills Dishcarge of debt, Camden Paper Mills Managing water leve ls Managing water levels, potatoes

bef. His support of Leveck in Leveck vs CPR Requesting information about Company

of File 12 1920 Advice re. vandalism against dams 1920 Strong feelings against Company, damage 1920 Meeting to replace B.S. O'Loughlin 1920 Notice of special general meeting 1920 Meeting to set rate of levy 1920 Enclosing water rates 1920 Enclosing water rates 1920 Enclosing water rates

Accession 385

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Sender Freeman, James, Yarker Strathcona Paper Company Levecque, T.H. Strathcona Paper Company Hall, W.F. Levecque, T.H. Levecque, T.H. Levecque, T.H. Gibbard, G.W. Levecque, T.H . Herrington, Warner & Grange Levecque, T.H. Levecque, T.H. Levecque, T.H. Levecque, T.H. Levecque, T.H. Levecque, T.H. Herrington, Warner & Grange Levecque, T. H. Levecque, T.H. Ontario, Dept. of Surveys Huffman, Theodore Ontario, Lands & Forests Campbell, Colin A. Campbell, Colin A. Campbell, Colin A. Asselstine, M.E. Asselstine, M.E. Asselstine, M.E. Asselstine, M.E.

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Reci i ent Hall, W.F. Hall, W.F. Woodruff, Harry Hall, W.F. Strathcona Paper Company Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry N.R.I.C. Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Boyce, Norman Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Harry Owners of dams Boyce, Norman Woodruff, Harry Reynolds, Sperry Ontario, Lands and Forests Reynolds, Sperry Boyce, Norman Boyce, Norman Boyce, Norman Boyce, Norman

Date 920

1921 1921 1921 1921 1921 1921 1922 1922 1922 1922 1922 1922 1922 1923 1923 1923 1923 1923 1923 1929 1930 1936 1936 1936 1936 1949 1950 1950 1950

Subject Closure of his mill Asking if cheque for rates received Plans re. management of water Payment of water rates Assessment of grist and paper mills Plans re. management of water Management of water Management of water Special general meeting Management of water, mail vs telephone Enclosing copies of N.R.I.C. Acts Accepting drop in salary Management of water Request for cheque Mending 14 Island Lake dam Mending 14 Island Lake dam Opening 14 Island Lake dam Claim against Specialty Paper Mills Closing 14 Is l and lake dam Salary for 1924 Lakes and Rivers Improvement Act Repairs to 14 Island Lake dam Dam at 14 Island lake Acknowledging his letter Company would welcome Provincial action Ref. letter of Surveyor-General Unable to comply with request Unable to attend meeting Unable to comply with request Unable to comply with request

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Appendix 2

Transactions at John Benson's General Store,

Napanee,

Feb. 5, 1833 - June 14, 1833

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Anderson, Thom as Armstrong, J.W. & Co. Armstrong, J.W. & Co. Armstrong, J.W. & Co. Armstrong, J.W. & Co. Ayrhart, Henry Babcock, Alexander Bargar, Solomon Barnhart, S. Barnhart , Samuel Barnhart, Samuel B a r n h art , S am u e l Barton Barton, M. Barton, Peter Barton, Peter Beaudrian, J Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J . Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudr ian , J . Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, J. Beaudrian, Joseph Beaudrian, Joseph Beaudrian, Joseph Beaudriau, Joseph Bell, F. Bell, F. Bell, Frederick

Bell, Frederick Bell, Frederick Bell, Frederick Bell, Frederick Benson, John Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S . M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M.

Leather (sole) 1833 070 Paid by cash on account 1833 033 Silk handkerchief overcharged 1833 048 Benson paid by ma il 1833 058 Credit for goods received 1833 066 Balance on Peppermint 1833 056 Balance on spirits 1833 035 Axe, fabric, pails, silk veil 1833 068 Paid by corn 1833 033 Dung fork, pkt. book, pencils 1833 020 Brandy, sugar 1833 053 Rope 1833 060 Paid account 1833 024 Paid by cash 1833 031 Balance on brandy 1833 056 Pease 1833 088 Tobacco, pipes, cap, fabric 1833 003 Peas (bushel) 1833 004

1833 005 Tobacco 1833 014 Silk handkie to Wilson 1833 018 Cash to William Wright 1833 019 Paid by S.M. Benson's note 1833 023 Salts, for S. Wright 1833 023 Sundries for Wm. Wright 1833 030 Shrub for Seward 1833 031 Tobacco 1833 032 Tea, tobacco f or Wr ight 1833 034 [Shirting] for Wright 1833 036 Salts for Wright 1833 040 Oats, grindstone 1833 040 Files for McDe rmat 1833 040 Credit from J.S. Cartwright 1833 056 Cash 1833 069 Cotton, flanne l and thread 1833 002 Tea 1833 010 Paid Huffman f reigh t on trunk 1833 011 Spirits to Mulligan, Gifford 1833 010 Tobacco 1833 079 Tea 1833 083 Cups and saucers, plates, handkerch ief , knives and forks, bowls, hoe 1833 075 Pail, chalk lines, milk cup 1833 075 Shoes 1833 080 Tea/dish/plates/pitcher/cand le 1833 085 Tin pail 1833 088 Cash 1833 043

1833 003 1833 004

Cash sent with McMurray 1833 009 [Bricks?] 1833 013

1833 017 Paid Wilson 1833 018

1833 020 Boards, 100 1833 022

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Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M. Benson, S.M., Benson , Sam u e 1 Bogart, John Bogart, John Booth, J. Booth, John Booth, John Bouderau, Joseph Bought of self Bought of self Bought of self Bought of self Bought of self Bought of self Bought of self Bought of self [BoS] Boyd Bradshaw, David Brewster, Doctor Bridge, Daniel Bridge, Daniel Bridge, Daniel Bridge, Daniel Butter, Mr. [sic] Cal d we 11 , S . R . C a 1 d we 11 , S • R • Cameron, George Campbell , A 1 ex . Campbell, Alexander Campbell, Archibald Campbell, Archibald Campbell, Archibald Campbell, John Carscallen, Edward Carscallen, Luke, Camden

Cartwright, John S.

Pays Beaudrian's account 1833 Flooring, 150' from W. Millar 1833 Cash paid to J . Demerest 1833 Paid Windover 1833 Paid to S. Huff 1833 Paid account of M. McMurray 1833 Paid account of Simeon Pringle 1833 Lottery ticket 1833 Paid by cash 1833 Paid John Wager fr cedar posts 1833 For amount paid Culbertson 1833 Allspice, candles for Mrs. Wall1833 Accounts paid by 1833 Lottery ticket 1833 Cash to 1833 Account assumed for Beaudrian 1833 Paid by wheat 1833 Credit, payment from Sharp 1833 Tobacco, balance on boots 1833 Paid McGreer for Brick 1833 Grindstone 1833 Molasses 1833 Balance on tea and sugar 1833 Paid balance on whiskey 1833 Whiskey 1833 Auger 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits 1833 Candles, sugar 1833 Sugar 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits 1833 Candles, spirits, sugar 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits 1833 Wheat 1833 Loom cotton, fabric, tobacco 1833 Fabric, nails, tobacco, gimlet 1833 Paid bill 1833 Fabric (cotton) 1833 Butter 1833 By invoice for shoe leather 1833 Cash for receipt 1833 Steel mason's trowel 1833 Sundries to A. Rush 1833 Sundries for A. Rusk 1833 Knife, pocket & suspenders 1833 Tobacco 1833 For 2 wheat to Andrew Rush 1833 Spirits, fabric 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits, paper, blue cloth, notions, padding, canvas, hat, tobacco 1833 Benson payments to 1833

023 025 030 032 034 034 036 037 041 045 050 053 053 054 055 056 059 071 038 008 026 028 084 079 083 009 006 007 008 008 009 010 036 006 005 031 071 075 051 071 081 082 033 056 072 069 059 008 019 037 014 018

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Cartwright, John S. Caton, A. Caton, Archibald Caton, Archibald Caton, Archibald (wife) Caton, Archiblad Chamberlain, Doctor Chamberlain, Doctor Chamberlain, Doctor Chamberlain, J. Chamberlain, James Chamberlain, James Chamberlain, James Chambe rlain , James Chamberlain, James Chamberlain, James Charters Charters, George Charters, George Charters, M. Chatters, Clark Clark, Joseph C 1 ark , Sam u e 1 Clark, Samuel Cleveland, B. Cleveland, B. Cleveland, B. Cleveland, B. Cleveland, B. Cleveland, Buel Cleveland, P Clinton, Edward Clinton, Edward Conger Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Conger, P.B. Cooper, Robert Cooper, Robert Cooper, Robert Cooper, Robert Cooper, Robert Cooper, Robert Cooper, Robert Coyle Coyle, Henry Cramer, Christopher J

Benson paid Cartwright Diff. in exchange of ribbon Fur Hat for W i 1 1 i am Paid with note C. Palmateer Fabric and notions Rope, hambro line, bits Sole leather, black tea Pa id by cash in ful l Pad Lock Blacking Brandy Fabric, gloves Spirits Spirits, nails Spirits Spirits Paid balance on liquors Spirits Brandy Paid by cash Dish, blue Horse brush, cream ewer Cow bell Spirits [to Windover] Spirits [to Windover] #2 Sundries for Blotter Cash loan Fabric (plus percentage) Straw hat, ribbon Suspenders Sundries for brother Leash Spirits Spirits Snuff, tea

Tobacco, sugar, lead Whip thong Spirits Paid to Henry Spencer Knife, pocket and tobacco Sugar, tea Tea Hai r comb Whiskey Tea, eggs Brandy and decanter Paid account Sugar, sheet wadding Whiskey, umbrella (to Harns) Fabric/wadding/spirits Spirits (per Douglas) Credit by cash Spirits P a i 1 s

1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

045 015 032 068 068 042 008 021 032 057 063 076 085 085 086 089 022 034 047 040 006 021 051 089 089 055 058 064 067 087 049 077 026 030 001 004 005 006 008 010 015 017 038 049 082 055 058 063 065 072 082 086 017 005 084

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Edgar, William (wife)

Edgar, William (wife) E 1 mo n, A. Embury, Mr. Empey, Fletcher Ferns, A.J. Fields Fields, Jacob Fields, Jacob Fields, Jacob Fields, Jacob File, John M. Forshee, James Forshee, James Forshee, James Forshee, James Forshee, James Forshee, James Forshee, James Forshee, James (by Peter) Forshee, James Jr Forshee, James Jr Forshee, James Jr. Fo r shee, James Junior Forshee, Peter Forshee, Peter Forshee, Peter

Pepper, tea, fabric, spirits 1833 042 Sundries, credit with SMB 1833 050 Paid by hauling from wharf 1833 061 Fabric, whiskey, handkerchief 1833 061 Whiskey 1833 074 Nails/paint/white lead/g r indst.1833 084 Spirits 1833 089 Socks 1833 008 Tea, pipe 1833 028 Delivered 10 grindstones 1833 006 Paid cash 1833 089 Spirits 1833 027 Paid by cash 1833 054 Paid cash 1833 089 Spirits 1833 031 Paid cash 1833 089 Cigars [segars], leather 1833 010 Brandy 1833 019 Calico and cotton 1833 025 Tea 1833 030 Tea, balance on spirits 1833 047a Linen [paid cash] 1833 052 Nails 1833 066 Plates, bowls, cups and saucers, cream ewer, sugar bowl, salt sellar, peper box, dish

1833 067 Basins, knives & forks, spirits, peppermint, indigo, powder, shot, l i nen, buttons

Fabric, 2 wool hats Paid cash on lottery tickets Balance on dung fork Hooks & eyes Paid by leather Jew's harp, whiskey Spirits Whiskey, spirits Spirits Paid cash Spirits, tobacco English iron Bridle bitts, paper Straw hats One patent bake oven Wine Madeira Wine Fabric, buttons Brandy, boot black Tobacco Silk handkerchief, stiffner Stiffner Buttons Tobacco, bowl Spirits Gin, straw mat, ribbon

1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

078 061 073 047 012 058 072 005 083 087 089 020 032 047a 049 059 064 073 079 049 075 079 080 088 021 044 046

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Watch ribbon, tobacco 1833 Tobacco, balance on bowl 1833 Spirits (son of Barnard F.) 1833 Fabric, tobacco, cotton balls 1833 Bottle 1833 Rope/leather/spurs/scissors/tob1833 Rope 1833 Paid by hauling fm Culbertsons 1833 Paid by Muskrat skins 1833 Paid by hauling fm Culbertson 1833 Paid by hauling frm Culbertson 1833 Calico and tea 1833 Book (Webster's Spelling) 1833 One pane glassbroken in showbox1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits 1833 Wine 1833 Sundries 1833 Spirits, tea pot 1833 Spirits 1833 Paid with wheat 1833 Wine 1833 Liquorice 1833 Paid by butter firkins 1833 Fabric (corderoy)/buttons/sug 1833 Timothy sidd, bulls eyes 1833 Liquorice [to son] 1833 Paid by wheat, [loan] 1833 Tea/tobacco/allspice/snuff/gin 1833 Tobacco and pipes 1833 Tea, sugar, snuff 1833 Spirits, soap 1833 Tea/fabric/combs/spirits/ 1833 grind stone/dung fork [cent] 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits for L. Thompson 1833 Spirits 1833 Tea, spirits 1833 Brandy 1833 Spirits (by son) 1833 Spirits, soap, candles, comb 1833 Tea/sug/candles/brandy/pail 1833 Pots, ribbon, tea, sugar, comb, paper Spirits, calico 1833 Axe, sundries 1833 Paid in boards and flooring 1833 Tobacco 1833 Paid with wheat 1833 Leather 1833 Tea, cash to menial 1833 Paid by wheat 1833 Cash to James McMullen 1833 Paid by wheat 1833 Cash, debit self 1833 Paid by wheat 1833

046 047a 069 058 023 047a 049 050 054 057 060 060 057 084 037 044 029 053 004 006 011 062 071 076 076 081 089 029 058 010 010 013 034 034 035 036 037 043 048 072 045 052 015 028 022 006 008 011 011 012 012 013 014 014 014

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Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Haight, Milo Hanna, Alexander Hanna, Alexander Hanner, Alexander Harns, Davis Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter

Cash Paid by cash Tea

Cash [loan?] Paid by [wheat], cash Mambro Lim, 1/2 Brandy Tea Snuff Handkerchief Wheat to McNeil Tea Snuff box Paid by cash Tea, tobacco Tea pot, bake oven Soap Butter Candles Shaving soap Tea to a woman, straw mat Tea, tobacco Soap Sundries Ink stand (pocket) Tea

1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 Balance on knife

Spirits, wine, mustard, starch, blueing Gin, sugar Balance on gin Peppt., 5 gallons Sugar Chairs (6) Spirits

cotton, maple 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

Spirits Peppermint, spade, for father Gin, spirits, sugar Wheat/corn/peas/oats/fabric Paid, balance nil Fabric, buttons Spirits, brandy Clasp for Cloak Buckle, tobacco Leather Curry comb Fabric/tea/sug/spirits/mustard Spirits Cash paid to Jacob Loucks Spirits Notions, spirits Spirits Spirits, paid Quackinbush Sundries

1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

016 019 019 020 022 024 026 039 041 052 053 057 074 076 076 003 004 007 008 012 056 059 062 064 072 074 079 034

sugar, 040 007 013 020 023 041 043 047 049 050 060 069 077 080 037 047a 016 065 027 028 030 031 032 032 033 034

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Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hart, peter Hart, Peter Hart, Peter Hawley Hawley Hawley, Catharine Hawley, Jehial Hawley, Jehiel Hawley, Jehiel Hawley, Jehiel Hawley, Wi 11 i am Hearns, D. Hearns, Darius Heath, Charles Heath, Charles Heath, Chrles Jackson, Jonathan

Jackson, Jonathan C.

Jackson, Jonathan C. Jeans, James Kennedy Kimmer 1 y, John Kimmerly, John Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemai n, Peter Lem ain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter

Candles, tobacco 1833 035 Spirits 1833 036 Spirits 1833 036 Spirits, paper 1833 036 Paid boy fr eggs, Dr aper spir. 1833 038 Spirits 1833 038 Sundries to Quackinbush 1833 039 Spirits 1833 041 Tobacco 1833 041 Spirits 1833 043 Candles 1833 044 Spirits 1833 045 Tea chest 1833 046 Tea 1833 048 Paper, pins, needles 1833 048 Spirits 1833 050 Spirits 1833 050 Tea [paid cash] 1833 052 Sugar 1833 055 Paid by note from D. Gould 1833 073 Eggs 1833 073 Balance owing on wine 1833 082 Pails 1833 064 Whiskey 1833 067 Bowl for washing 1833 070 Sugar 1833 087 Paid by wheat 1833 076 Whiskey, sugar 1833 076 Whiskey 1833 084 Balance owning 1833 063 Paint 1833 054 Paint, 1 bowl 1833 041 Paid by goods 1833 058 Cash loaned on account 1833 062 By invoice 1833 033 Fabrick, tape, pins, spirits, dung fork, thread, snuff, pi pes, needles 1833 083 grindstone, spirits, vests, buttons, handkerchif, pipes, camphor, paper, thread,

1833 039 Cotton, buttons, thread 1833 042

1833 049 Balance on cow be ll Spirits, tobacco (T. Oil, paint, brush Paid with butter

O'connor) 1833 085

Hoop iron Spirits, pocket comb Paid by flour Spirits, leather, notions Vest Gin, silver ring Paid by flour Whiskey Whiskey Paid by coopering brls flour

1833 081 1833 081 1833 014 1833 024 1833 028 1833 028 1833 048 1833 056 1833 062 1833 070 1833 072 1833 072

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Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemain, Peter Lemarin, Peter Lemarin, Peter Li ndley, J. Loft Loft, Henry Loft, Henry Loft, Henry Loft, Jacob Loft, John Loft, John Loucks, Isa ac Loucks, Isaac Loucks, Jacob Loucks, Jacob Loucks, Jacob Loucks, Jacob Macleod, J. Macleod, J. Macleod, J . Macleod, James Macleod, Jane Maracle, G. Marakle, Gilbert Mason, J. Mason, James McCoy, Robert McCumber McCumber, Royal McCumber, Royal McEfee, Robert McGinnes, Robert Mcleod, J. McMurray McMurray McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, Michael McMurry, M. McMurry, M. McNeal, James McNeil McNeil & McHenry

Whiskey and sundries Sundries (paid in full) Paid by D. Mathews Paid by 3 flour barrels Spirits, tobacco Paid, balance left on spirits By cash for Darnsey Nuts? [form of spirits?] Paid by cash Spirits Knife, pocket Paid by cash P a i l Tobacco Handkerchief (cotton) Powder Tobacco and pipe Balance owing on spirits Paid cash, bought spirits Paid by cash on account Paid by one box tea Cash per receipt Cash for receipt Paid invoice Paid by cash Books (3 Webster Spelling) Spirits

Gloves, ribbon Fine cotton handkerchief Balance on baskets Cotton plaid Sundries to boy Shoe thread Paid by goods Tea Cot/spellingbk/paper/spirits Spirits and tobacco Leather, spirits Spirits Spirits Account paid by S.M. Benson Tob•ofsalts/tea/spirits/spoons Tape Spirits Paper pins Tin milk pan, dung fork Bedtick, thread, whiskey Calico Cash per S.M. Benson Balance owing on whiskey Wh is key Tea Tobacco, handkerchief Soap

1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

082 085 085 018 018 070 017 018 030 031 003 040 086 009 010 041 070 086 087 033 046 077 056 060 081 062 046 022 007 037 044 045 077 088 048 001 017 002 016 028 034 034 036 041 043 050 058 062 062 009 080 081 015 017 069

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McNei 1 & McHenry McNei 1 & McHenry McNeil and McHenry McNeil, Archibald McNickal, Mrs McNickal, Mrs. McNi ckel, Mary McNickel, Mary McNi ckel, Mary McNickol, Mrs. Millar, Harvey Millar, William Millar, William Milligan, Cornelius Mink Mink, Tobias Munro, Cortlan Munro, Cortlin Munro, Cortlin Murphy, Barnard Murphy, Barnard Oliver, Frederick A. Oliver, Jacob Outwaters, B. Outwaters, B.

Outwaters, B. Outwaters, B. Outwaters, B. Outwaters, B. Outwaters, B. Outwaters, B. Outwaters, B. Outwaters, Belyat Palmateer, C. Palmer, Jacob Palmeteer, Casper Palmeteer, Casper Palmiteer, Casper Park, Cyrenius, Hay Bay Park, David Park, Milo Park, Peter Park, William Parks Parks Parks, David Parks, David Jr, Sheffield Parks, David, Hay Bay

Parks, David, Hay Bay Parks, David, Hay Bay Parks, Elias Parks, Elias (for self)

Whiskey Goods as per order Spirits Pitcher and tumblers Tea, spools (by daughter) Sugar, tea Peppermint

1833 080 1833 083 1833 063 1833 048 1833 073 1833 084 1833 020

Dish, blue; cutlery for Hair comb, belt buckle Fabric, tea, sugar

moth e r 1833 026

Fabric (dimity) One mill saw file, candles Paid by cash Wine, spirits, whiskey Spirits Spurs Corderoy and buttons Corn Hankie/tea/thread/spirits Axe Tea kettle, cash payment Spirits Paid by Muskrat skins Knife, pocket

1833 026 1833 054 1833 073 1833 043 1833 074 1833 070 1833 031 1833 039 1833 088 1833 056 1833 064 1833 023 1833 085 1833 086 1833 054 1833 014

Timothy seed, powder, comb [paid cash]

cotton, shot, curry

Paid with corn Fabric, buttons, notions Paid by Butte r Milk pans Tea (black), augur Paid by return of augur Tea, snuff Owed for Caton order Spirits and bottle Grindstone Spirits

1833 042 1833 011 1833 044 1833 047 1833 066 1833 066 1833 072 1833 081 1833 024 1833 068 1833 009 1833 021 1833 049 1833 029

Polish augur 1833 049 Essence of Peppermint 1833 082 Paid in cash 1833 051 Brandy, hoop iron, tea 1833 053 Indigo, whiskey 1833 084 Debit per self, one fur cap 1833 012 Paid by cash 1833 020 Sugar, salt sellar, stiffner 1833 019 Fabric, dung fork 1833 029 Fabric, tea, handerker chif , ribbon, steak dish, blue dish, pink tea set, basket, hoe, dung fork 1833 065 Paid part of account in butter 1833 065 Sugar, indigo 1833 078 G(,ndstone, whiskey, bottle 1833 072 Wool hat, spirits 1833 013

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Parks, Milo Park s , W i 1 1 i am Parks, Wi 11 i am Parks, William Parks , W i 1 1 i am Parks, William Post, John Post, John Post, John Post, William Pringle, A. Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham P r i n g 1 e , Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham

Tea, powder, shot 1833 Paid by pease, oats 1833 Pays by wheat, pease & cash 1833 Looking glass 1833 Paints, oil 1833 Milk pans 1833 Fabric, tea, socks 1833 Paid by corn 1833 Leather, tea 1833 Spirits 1833 Paid by S.M. Benson 1833 Sugar 1833 Paid to Robert Cooper 1833 Candles, tobacco 1833 Spirits (by son) 1833 Spirits (per Coope r) 1833 Smoothing iron 1833 Paid to M. Davis 1833 Rum, 70 feet boards 1833 Sund ri es to Robt. Cooper 1833 Raisins 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits 1833 Sugar 1833 Tea and wine 1833 Tea, pepper, tin cup 1833 Spirits to Nicholas 1833 Paid for 3 chairs 1833 Gin, spirits, tape 1833 Coughdrops, candles, soap, file1833 Nutts? wheat 1833 Wine 1833 Spirits, Knife 1833 Sundries to Delyea 1833 Sand paper, candy 1833 Spirits, candles 1833 Tobacco 1833 Mitts, spirits, looking glass&c1833 Shaving soap, tobacco [cont] 1833 Boot laces; mitts, buckskin 1833 Sugar 1833 Socks, child•s, 1 pair 1833 Spirits, calico 1833 Camphor, brandy 1833 Sugar, tea, tobacco 1833 Cotton balls, paid Phillips 1833 Spirits (pr. Wilson) 1833 Spirits 1833 Tea, spirits 1833 Spirits, candles 1833 Tobacco 1833 Molasses 1833 Spirits 1833 Starch, snuff 1833 Cash paid for potash 1833

037 021 023 023 028 069 045 054 079 047 053 009 010 011 011 011 011 012 012 012 012 015 015 015 016 016 016 017 017 018 021 021 022 022 022 024 024 025 025 026 026 026 027 029 030 030 031 032 035 035 035 036 037 038 039

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Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Ab raham Pringle, Abraham P r i n g 1 e, Ab raham Pr ing le, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pr ingle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Ab raham Pringle, Abraham P r i n g 1 e, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham Pringle, Abraham (app'ce) Pringle, Abraham (by girl) Pringle, Abraham (by girl) Pringle, Abraham (by son) Pringle, Abraham (Delyea) Pringle, Abrahm Pringle, Abram P r i n g 1 e , Abram Pringle, Abram Pringle , Abram Pringle, Abram P r i n g 1 e , Abram Pringle, Abram P r i n g 1 e , Abram Pringle, Abram P r i n g 1 e, Ab ram Pringle, Abram P r i n g 1 e, Abram Pringle, Abram Pringle, Adam Pringle, D. Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel

Gingham, beads 1833 Laces (boot), tea 1833 Spirits, tobacco 1833 Cash, spirits, sundries(Delyea)1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits, tobacco 1833 Tea 1833 Tobacco, brandy 1833 Brandy 1833 Tobacco 1833 Gin 1833 Mustard 1833 Eggs 1833 Sundries to Mrs. Huff 1833 Sugar 1833 Account paid 1833 Spirits and whiskey 1833 Spirits 1833 Whiskey (by son) 1833 Whiskey 1833 Tobacco 1833 Leather (sole) 1833 Iron square, wool hat 1833 Whiskey 1833 Whiskey 1833 Whiskey 1833 Pa id by P. Lemain 1833 Tobacco, spirits 1833 Canvas, pudding cloth, thread 1833 Rice, paper, pins, spirits 1833 Side combs, lace 1833 Wool hat, spirits 1833 Ear drops, thread/tape, starch 1833 Peas, 1 peck 1833 Sugar, tea 1833 Tobacco, spirits, gimlet 1833 Snuff 1833 Spirits , candles, grindstone & 1833 Cambric, thread 1833 Sundries to journeyman 1833 Pocket book, string of bells 1833 Butter, paid J. Hough 1833 Calico and starch 1833 Groceries, nail, hammer, wheat 1833 Spirit s 1833 Molasses, paid Cronk 1833 Tea, sugar, cash to G. Detlor 1833 Toys, spirits, tobacco 1833 Peppermint, gin, brandy 1833 Swedes 1833 Rope 1833 Sugar, tumblers, tea tray 1833 Tea Set, pink and soap 1833 Pepper 1833 Flannel 1833

041 042 043 045 045 046 047 051 052 055 056 057 058 059 061 063 065 069 073 074 075 076 077 077 078 079 085 085 013 021 024 013 015 014 001 001 001 002 002 004 004 004 006 007 007 008 013 040 055 001 001 002 002 003 003

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Pringle, Daniel Bells, string, & garter 1833 003 Pr i ngle, Daniel Springs, brass 1 amp 1833 004 Pringle, Daniel Suga r 1833 005 Pringle, Daniel Swedes 1833 005 Pringle, Daniel Amount to Mr. Dafoe 1833 006 Pringle, Daniel 1833 006 Pringle, Daniel Sundries 1833 007 Pringle, Dan i e 1 Leather, gin , fabric, soap 1833 009 Pringle, Daniel Cord for bed 1833 010 Pringle, Daniel Knives and forks 1833 010 Pringle, Daniel Candles 1833 012 Pr ingle, Daniel Corn broom 1833 012 Pringle, Daniel Soap and strap hinges 1833 014 Pringle, Dan i e 1 Tea 1833 016 Pringle, Daniel Tea, tobacco, sugar, calico 1833 016 Pr ingle, Daniel Tea 1833 017 Pringle, Daniel White wine 1833 017 Pringle, Daniel Spirits 1833 018 Pringle, Daniel Credit from J . Beaudrian 1833 018 Pringle, Daniel Sugar 1833 019 Pringle, Daniel Paid by 21 feet plank 1833 019 Pringle, Dan i e 1 Corn broom 1833 019 Pringle, Daniel Spirits 1833 020 Pringle, Daniel Paid by cash for Mary 1833 020 Pringle, Daniel Gin 1833 021 Pringle, Daniel Spirits 1833 025 Pringle, Daniel Sugar 1833 025 Pringle, Dan i e 1 Sp i rits 1833 027 Pringle, Daniel Cash given by B. to Windover 1833 027 Pringle, Daniel Gin and brandy 1833 028 Pringle, Daniel Sugar 1833 029 Pringle, Daniel Spirits, shrub, soap 1833 029 Pringle, Daniel N a i 1 s 1833 031 Pr ingle, Dan i el Cash paid t o Mrs. McNickel 1833 031 Pringle, Daniel Sundries for Wm. Sagar 1833 031 Pringle, Daniel Sugar 1833 032 Pringle, Daniel Plates, set, blue; fancy china 1833 033 Pr i ngle, Daniel N a i 1 s 1833 034 Pringle, Daniel Nails 1833 035 Pringle, Daniel Paper/spirits/shrub/laces/tape 1833 035 Pringle, Daniel Fabric, red 1833 036 Pringle, Daniel Black velvet, s i 1 k [scarves] 1833 037 Pringle, Daniel Sugar 1833 037 Pr ingle, Daniel Almanac 1833 037 Pringle, Daniel Paid by cash, notes 1833 038 Pringle, Daniel Corn broom 1833 039 Pringle, Daniel Paid s. Wr ight for S . B. 1833 043 Pringle, Daniel Cash 1833 044 Pringle, Dan i el Paid in cash, by Ann 1833 044 Pr ingle, Daniel Peppermint, wine 1833 044 Pringle, Daniel Cash 1833 047a Pr ingle, Daniel Sundries for Wm . Sager 1833 049 Pringle, Dan i el Shirting 1833 049 Pr ingle, Daniel Brandy 1833 050 Pr i ngle, Daniel Gingham 1833 051

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Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel Pringle, Daniel (Ann) Pringle, Daniel (by Ann) Pringle, Daniel (by girl) Pringle, Daniel (for Ann) Pringle, Daniel (wife)

Pringle, Daniel by JulyAnn Pring l e, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pr ingle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Pringle, Joseph Jr. Pringle, Joseph Sr. Pringle, Joseph [Sen'r] Pringle, Richard Pringle, Richard Pringle, Simeon Pringle, Simeon Pringle, Simeon Pringle, Simeon Pringle, Simeon Pringle, [J.P.] Senr. Quackinbush Quackinbush, Andrew Quackinbush, Andrew

Brandy Shoes (1 pr Prunell) Brandy, nails, eggs Basket Cash Shingles, returned Brandy (per Tuttle) Balance on chamber pots Brandy (by Tuttle) Amount to Cushman Candle (1) Handkerchief (silk dress) Whiskey to Williams Brandy, pepermint Paid by cash Assumed bill of William Wright P a i 1 Paid by subscription to dinner Plates (fine blue) Paid by cash returned Nails (by Tuttle) Sundries String beads, ribbon, hinges Wheat, fabr ic , nails Side combs

1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

051 052 052 054 055 055 057 060 061 063 066 074 076 077 078 079 079 082 082 082 086 069 032 078 035

Blue pitcher s, bowls, plates, steak dishes, decanters, wine, edge dish, cruit stand, knives and forks 1833 080 Paid cash 1833 088 Sugar 1833 027 Thread, wheat, tobacco, tea 1833 040 Spirits 1833 041 Fabric 1833 043 Paid by work 1833 043 Wheat, tobacco 1833 047 Tea, thread 1833 048 Spirits 1833 048 Spirits 1833 049 Tobacco 1833 053 Tea 1833 063 Tea 1833 081 Tobacco 1833 082 Fabric, cotton balls 1833 059 Tea 1833 070 Balance on Baragon 1833 046 Balance owing on corn 1833 059 Spirits 1833 006 Spirits 1833 011 Sundries 1833 015 Account paid by S.M. Benson 1833 036 Whiskey and bottle 1833 073 Spirits 1833 048 Shoe thread 1833 065 Balance on shrub 1833 038 Cotton plaid 1833 046

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Quack i n bush, J . Quackinbush, Jacob Quackinbush, Jacob Quackinbush, Jacob Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, James Quackinbush, John

Quackinbush, John Quackinbush, Mrs. Quackinbush, Mrs. Ramsey, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Reed, John H. Renny Roblin, David Roblin, David Roblin, David Roblin, Phillip Roes Roes, James Rush, A. Sager, Mrs Sager, Mrs. Schamahorn, William Scharmehorm, Amos Scharmehorn, Amos Schryver, George Schryver, George

Hair comb 1833 Paid, balance on cotton 1833 Pepper 1833 Amount to Wm. Scott 1833 Sundries 1833 Cape, fine fur 1833 Tobacco, side combs (2 pairs) 1833 Thread (shoe) 1833 Paper 1833 Butter 1833 Fabric, spoons/Ranald Duffin 1833 Fabric/ paid Patrick 1833 Shaving cup, pans, cup, soap 1833 Butter 1833 Pail 1833 Starch 1833 Fabric 1833 Pans, tin 1833 Sugar/soap/eggs/washbowl/lott'y1833 Soap, fabric, cotton balls 1833 Powder, shot, thread, c. balls 1833 Whiskey, pail (tin) 1833 Spirits 1833 Calico and cotton 1833 Sugar (by Wager) 1833 Handkerchief/veil/ribbon/combs 1833 Candles, whiskey to Hart 1833 Eggs, tea 1833 Fabric, sundries to W. Patrick 1833 Chalk lime 1833 Silk handkerchief, [bassam] 1833 Fabrick, bowls, basons, spoons shirt pasteboard, handkerchief 1833 Grindstone, drygoods 1833 Balance on fustian 1833 Paid by butter 1833 Springs 1833 Paid by cash 1833 Brandy 1833 Wheat, to be paid in July 1833 Lotter ticket (1/2) 1833 Cantling 4x4 1833 Lottery ticket, soda powder 1833 White lead 1833 For Garret Lagers' order 1833 Spirits 1833 Spirits, jelly molds 1833 Balance on muslin 1833 Indigo 1833 Leather (sole) 1833 Whiskey 1833 Nails, spade, camphor 1833 Leather (sole) (paid cash) 1833 Grindstone 1833 Fabric, cotton balls 1833

063 071 073 086 001 001 027 030 038 038 047a 048 050 055 059 060 061 063 064 066 067 069 070 071 072 076 077 079 083 088 089

075 087 054 069 008 031 055 086 070 003 029 073 064 042 043 069 086 068 069 088 081 016 043

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Schryver, George Schryver, George Schryver, George Schryver, George Schryver, George Schryver, George Sexsmith, Tobias

Shannon, Thomas Sharp Sharp Sharp Sharp Sharp Sharp, J. Sharp, J. Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, John Sharp, Mr. Sharp, W i l 1 i am Sharpe, John Shorey Shorey Shorey Shorey Shorey Shorey Shorey, Shorey, J. Shorey, J. Shorey, Joseph Shorey, Joseph Sills, John Sixsmith, Mathew Sixsmith, Mrs. Sixsmith, Tobias Sixsmith, Tobias Smith, William Spencer, Spencer, Isaac Spencer, R.

Tobacco 1833 055 Tobacco 1833 060 Hoe, pail, comb 1833 072 Nails 1833 080 Tobacco 1833 082 Spirits 1833 087 Ribbon, brandy, earthernware dish, plates, creamer, tin tea pot, tumblers, British metal tea pot, gin, tea, sugar 1833 057

003 009 010 013 014 018 023 025 036 039 039 045 045 049 058 059 063 065 070 071 082 085 087 007 001 041 052 065 080 084 086 088 089 088 088 054 056 031 081 066 070 072 083 025 019 064

Potash auger 1833 Paid Indian for a seonp? 1833 One English reader 1833 Rope 1833 Brandy 1833 Paid by cash 1833 Brandy 1833 Brandy 1833 Brandy 1833 Brandy 1833 Fabric, plaid 1833 Sugar, brandy 1833 Paid by cash 1833 Sugar, tea 1833 Wheat 1833 Pail 1833 Rope 1833 Sugar 1833 Whiskey, tea 1833 Amount due to S.M.B. 1833 Whiskey 1833 Sugar 1833 Spirits 1833 Brandy 1833

Tea Bottle Balance on eggs Spirits Tobacco Tobacco, spirits Spirits Spirits Chalk lime, spirits Chalk lime Tobacco Hoop iron Sugar, grindstone, powder Leather (sole) Balance on red Str .... Spirits, tobacco Scissors Socks Paid balance on leather Fur cap Flour

1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

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Spencer, Rufus Spencer, Rufus Spencer, Rufus Spencer, Rufus Spencer, William Spencer, Wm., Hay Bay Stalker, A.

Stalker, Alexander

Stalker, Alexander Stalker, Alexander Styles Styles Sullivan

Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan, Distiller Sullivan, Patrick Thompson, John D. Treadway Treadway Treadway Treadway Treadway Treadway Treadway, M. Treadway, M. Tuttle Tuttle Tuttle Tuttle Tuttle, Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B.

Gloves (black kid) 1833 048 Whiskey 1833 061 Paid to Lemain for flour 1833 062 Oats 1833 068 Pepper, spice 1833 086 Spirits, tea 1833 086 Handerchief, tobacco, soap, thread, Epsom salts, British oil, Steel pole axe, shaving brush, knife, pipe, starch, fig blue

1833 068 Snuff box, tobacco, gloves, fabric, notions

1833 061 Cash paid to Mrs. Huff 1833 062 Almanac, tea, pencil 1833 069 Eggs 1833 062 Whiskey, pitcher 1833 064 Pails (tin), tea pot, cake soap, shaving brush, tin cup, cups and saucers, gin, tobacco, handkerchiefs, butter, spirits, eggs, spoons, tea, candles 1833 074 Paid by cash 1833 021 Paid [or returned?] 1833 025 Spirits 1833 038 Paid by cash 1833 041 Spirits 1833 047a Gin 1833 052 Gin, candles 1833 053 Shrub [paid cash] 1833 057 Starch, thread 1833 066 Spirits 1833 011 Knife, pocket 1833 009 Paid account 1833 026 Bottle of 1833 004 Bal. on flushing 1833 005 Paid with cords of wood 1833 008 Tobacco 1833 015 Paid by wood 1833 025 Tobacco 1833 058 Buckle, ribbon, garters, comb 1833 044 Jews harps, tobacco, bottle 1833 046 Fabric, thread, buttons 1833 002 Loan of cash 1833 005 Fabric, tooth brush & powder 1833 005 Fabric and thread 1833 007 Mocassins, 1 pair 1833 026 Irish linen, thread 1833 009 20 shillings returned 1833 013 Breast pin 1833 016 Blacking 1833 016 Fabric, notions 1833 020 Gloves, kid 1833 036 Cash paid to Mrs. Gr ant 1833 037 Paid by cash 1833 044 Silk bandana 1833 046 Silk handkerchief 1833 047

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Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Tuttle, B. Unidentified Vanalstine Vanalstine Vanalstine Vanalstine,

Vanalstine, J. Vanalstine, Jonas Vance Vance, Samuel Vandervoort, S. Wagar, John Wagar, John Wager, John Wager, John Wale, Mrs. Wall, Mrs Wall, Mrs (by girl) Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs . Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs . Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. (by girl) Wall, Mrs. (by girl)

Wheat Wine Fabric, notions Pumps, one pair Socks leather, balance on Brandy/spirits/tea/peppermint Paid by cash

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Spirits, peppermint, tea, sugar, ribbon Tea Sundries to Treadway Sugar, paying for P a i 1

Tea, spirits, augur Paid by cedar posts (30) Spirits Spirits Spirits Soap Starch, Paid by Paid by Candles Sugar

soap washing lining fur cap

Sugar, tea Spirits Tea Soap/starch/pepper/salts Tea, candles, tea pot Salts

mustard box, 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

Fabric, spirits, Soap Spirits Wash Bowl Soap Tea

tea [pd cash] 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833 1833

Tea, cotton Paid by making 12 bags Eggs Starch Tea Pail (wooden), fabric Eggs Tea, sugar, eggs Eggs Cash advance Soap, tea Tea, paper Spirits Spirits, tea (by daughter) Butter, locket, sugar, tea Soap

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Wall, Mrs. (per gi rl ) Wall, Mrs. (per girl) Way Way, Joseph Way, Joseph Way, Joseph Way, Joseph Way, Joseph Way, Joseph Way, Joseph [ 11 Elder 11 ?] Way, Mr. Way, Mr. Wilkinson, William Williams, Elijah Williams, Elijah Williams, Elijah Williams, John W i 1 1 i am s , John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John W i 11 i am s, John Williams, John W i 1 1 i am s , J o h n Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John Williams, John W i 11 i am s, John Williams, John Windover Windover, Peter Windover, Pete r Windover, Peter Windover, Peter Windover, Pete r Windover, Peter Windover, Peter Windover, Peter Windover, Peter Windover, Peter Windover, Peter Windover, Peter Windover, peter Windover, S. Windover, S. Windover, S. Windover , S.

Salts, tea, sugar Soap Whiskey Lottery ticket Tea, pans, brandy Egg s Tea, brandy Tea Suga r Tea Tea, mustard Soap (Windsor) Spirits Tea Tea, rope Cow bell Axe Hoop iron, axe Tea, [nuts?] Candles Fabric, bed tick, notions Axes Soap F i 1 e Mustard/lottery ticket/fabric Fabric, notions (by Valentine) Shoes Calico Eng. iron, tea Spirits Axe (steel pole) Tobacco Paint Paid by [return?] of hoe Lottery ticket Paid by two hoes Candles, 2 lb Paid by drawing loads stone Spirits Bottle Whiskey and one egg Cash paid to Pe ter Barton Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey Fabric, loom cotton, c. balls Tea Fabric, thread, snuff Cash paid to James Jeans Fabric Spirits Spi ri ts Cash, per order D. Pringle Paid by tea by A. Pringle

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016 044 077 059 060 062 071 079 083 087 051 057 047 027 042 050 015 019 020 022 024 025 025 026 027 028 030 032 035 035 039 047 051 065 065 070 070 017 018 059 060 061 063 063 064 066 067 073 078 083 087 005 018 027 030

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Windover, S. Windover, Stephen Windover, Stephen Windover, Stephen Windover, Stephen Windover, Stephen Windover, William Windover, William Windover, William Windover, William Windover, William Windover, William Woodcock Woodcock Woodcock, Henry Woodcock, Isaac Woodcock, Nicholas Jr. Wright W r i g h t , W i 1 1 i am W r i g h t , W i 1 1 i am Wright, William Wright, William W r i g h t , W i 1 1 i am W r i g h t , W i 11 i am Wright, William

Hoop iron, tea, oats Bells, a string Tea and combs Epsom salts Tea Spirits Tea Spade Tobacco Fabric/thread/fur hat/handkie Fabric (striped cotton) Tea, iron square Whiskey, tobacco Powder Tobacco Balance on leather, thread Paid for tea set with fox skin Balance on hambro line Brandy Tobacco Knife, comb Comb (wood) Fabric (black sil k) Chalk lime Paid - Daniel Pringle paid it

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Subject Adolphustown, merchant at Agriculture, grain shipments

livestock ledger Amherst Island, Brown•s Blacksmith Shop

Neilson•s Store

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Arts, music, popular, pianos and phonographs Baines, E.H.

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28 Bartels, James F. Bath Cheese Factory Bath, merchant at Bawden, J. Bell Rock Bell Telephone Company Be 11 , W i 1 1 i am Benevolent Society, unidentified Benjamin, E.H. Benson, John Bitch Creek Br idge Brader, Jessie Brisco, Walter Brooks, W. Brown, John Brown, Wes Camden Township, Camden, cone. 1, Camden, cone. 1, Canada Casket

merchant at lot 16 lot 44

Canadian National Railways Cartwright Estate, agent for Cartwright, Richard J. Centreville, house at

merchant at Cheese Factories, Ernesttown

Kaladar Chippawa Telephone Company Chown Limited Churches & religions, Methodist, Hay Bay Clare Bros. & Co. Coca-Cola Ltd. Communications, telephone Connoly, A.A. Connoly, J.C. Croyen, merchant at Dafoe, John Raymond Dalton & So ns Limited Deseronto, telephone system at Dryden, Elizabeth Dryden, Margaret Easton, Robert Education, sc hool, cla ss list, Napanee Embury, Lulu Embury, Valent ine

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Enterprise, insurance map Post Office at telephone system at

Erinsville, merchant at Fraser, Allan M. Fullerton, C.H. Garland, John M. & Son Gibbard, W.T. Gigg, Antoine Goad, Charles E. Government functions, post office Halford, A.J. Hampton, J.G. Hartin, Joseph Hawley, James Hawley, Maud Hay Bay Methodist Church Hemlock Park Dairy Henderson, James Henry, Alexander Herring, James Herring, John Heywood, William, Mrs. Hooper, E. Howard, Alphonso Immigration, French (Quebec?) Insurance Insurance maps Internatioal Harvester Jarvis, Arthur, Rev. Joy, Garrett B. Kaladar Cheese Factory Keller Kimmerly, David

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Knight, Alfred Law enforcement,

8, 9, 10, trials, 1873 Blakely vs Easton trials, 1873 Madden vs Embury

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Lorent, James Lucas, Joseph Mackay, Gordon & Co. Madole, Marshal S. Mahar, Martin Maps McBride, John McCumber, Myrtle McKim, C.S. McMullin and Jeffs McNeill, Richard Meacham 1 s Atlas Meeks, Mortimer Meyer, Philander Miller, F.F. Morden and Ruttan Murphy, B. Mutual Life of Canada

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Napanee Electric Light Company Napanee Gas Works Napanee Mills Napanee River Improvement Company Napanee Water and Electric Light Company Napanee, Anderson Brothers Bakery Napanee, Herring Iron Works

Hooper 1 S Drygoods insurance map McKim house McNeill Upholsterer merchant at Riverside Cemetery Town of, tax arrears

Napanee Star National Grocers 0 1 Brien, D. 0 1 Hara, Jessie 0 1 Loughlin, B.S. Odessa, insurance map Oliver, Nicholas Perry, A.B. Perry, James Petworth Politics Politics, Liberal Party, Amherst Island Post Office Receipts Powers , W i 1 1 i am Pruyn, T.D. Rathbun Company Reaume, R.O . Roblin, David, MPP Ruttan, G.F. Second Depot Lake Shannon, Robert Skugog Creek Bridge Smith, John St. Lawrence, navigation system, 1854 Stevens, Charles Stickney, D.B . Tampell, Patrick G. Tamworth, insurance map Thompson, C.W. Toronto City Mission Trades/profe ssi ons, baker

blacksmith carding mi 11 farm implement dealer insurance agent landlord lawyer merchant physician potash and fertilizer sailor

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Trades/professions, tinsmith upholsterer

Warner, Chr. Warner, S.C. Weston Bakeries Limited Wilkison, William Henry Woman, notebook of, cl909

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