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Ledger Book Zero

October 21, 2015March 18, 2019 / ferryfarmandkenmore

Daily ledgers, journals, cash account books, letters, invoices – these are the kinds of documents an 18th-century plantation owner and businessman needed to manage his land and property successfully.   Tracking everyday expenses and the purchasing of items that couldn’t be produced on one’s farm was a necessary routine in daily life.  Dry good items such … Continue reading Ledger Book Zero

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