The ledger in this collection is for a carriage business near Franklin and Otego, New York in the 1860s and 1870s. Services listed are for repairs, painting, trimming, and other work on carriages, buggies, and wagons. Customers listed are found on the 1875 New York state census in Franklin and nearby Otego, New York.

This small cash book from 1858-1859 lists cash received on the left-hand pages and cash paid out on the right-hand pages. Each entry includes the name of the other party, and many include the reason for the transaction. Butter, flour, and goods feature prominently in both columns.

This small account book was most likely kept in or near the northern Pennsylvania town of Oswayo from 1910-1918. It lists payments for work such as shingling, lath, and tiling, and was probably kept by a handyman or small local building business.

This collection is one letter of April 2, 1887, from LRC or TRC to Reverend Mitchell about buying furniture from the Reverend, including a bedroom set, washstand, and mattress.