Add to ORKGJames Daily apparently stated originally that he did not owe on this note, but he did in fact pay it down. context is unclear. 7.5" x 3.5
Reuben Taber is paid two dollars twenty five cents for shingling a porch, and Jamaliel Church, submi...
A Justice of the Peace certifies that he is due nine dollars thirty cents for an endorsement. Contex...
Philip Cannon presents his bill to Thomas Rotch for mending for a boy. Context unclear. 5.5" x 2.5
James Daily apparently stated originally that he did not owe on this note, but he did in fact pay it...
Jacob Ross acknowledges that he owed the estate seventy five cents. Context unclear. 7.75" X 2
John Gaines received payment for 10 days work $2.68 from Charity Rotch. Context unclear. 7.5" X 1.75
Seventy-five cents is to be paid to W. West on demand. no context given. 7.3" x 1.75
James Barker submits a bill for freight 20 pounds from James Parson's and 5 pounds from Edmund Prior...
Sixty days after its receipt, the bearer of this note is to pay John England at the Steubenville ban...
A bill is hereby submitted for payment by H Andrews of Steubenville, for 180 pds of lead, castors; t...
Kendal residents Thomas Coffin and Mayhew Folger would pay $666 on demand to Jacob Moyers. No contex...
John Fulton apparently repaid $3.00 due on his account, no context is given. 8.7" x 2
The writer of this note is unclear, he received payment for hauling an item. 7.6" X 3.5
Christian Manhimer acknowledges a debt of 62 1/2 cents to the estate of Charity Rotch. Context uncle...
John Hall acknowledges receipt of $13.40 from Thomas Rotch "in full for settlement to this day." co...
Reuben Taber is paid two dollars twenty five cents for shingling a porch, and Jamaliel Church, submi...
A Justice of the Peace certifies that he is due nine dollars thirty cents for an endorsement. Contex...
Philip Cannon presents his bill to Thomas Rotch for mending for a boy. Context unclear. 5.5" x 2.5
James Daily apparently stated originally that he did not owe on this note, but he did in fact pay it...
Jacob Ross acknowledges that he owed the estate seventy five cents. Context unclear. 7.75" X 2
John Gaines received payment for 10 days work $2.68 from Charity Rotch. Context unclear. 7.5" X 1.75
Seventy-five cents is to be paid to W. West on demand. no context given. 7.3" x 1.75
James Barker submits a bill for freight 20 pounds from James Parson's and 5 pounds from Edmund Prior...
Sixty days after its receipt, the bearer of this note is to pay John England at the Steubenville ban...
A bill is hereby submitted for payment by H Andrews of Steubenville, for 180 pds of lead, castors; t...
Kendal residents Thomas Coffin and Mayhew Folger would pay $666 on demand to Jacob Moyers. No contex...
John Fulton apparently repaid $3.00 due on his account, no context is given. 8.7" x 2
The writer of this note is unclear, he received payment for hauling an item. 7.6" X 3.5
Christian Manhimer acknowledges a debt of 62 1/2 cents to the estate of Charity Rotch. Context uncle...
John Hall acknowledges receipt of $13.40 from Thomas Rotch "in full for settlement to this day." co...
Reuben Taber is paid two dollars twenty five cents for shingling a porch, and Jamaliel Church, submi...
A Justice of the Peace certifies that he is due nine dollars thirty cents for an endorsement. Contex...
Philip Cannon presents his bill to Thomas Rotch for mending for a boy. Context unclear. 5.5" x 2.5