Box 10

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Bound volume (March 12, 1835 - March 3, 1859) of first draft of listing of chronological expenses and income of the Fellowship Society, with additions and corrections made before posting in a finished volume. Running totals commence in 1835, with annual balances appearing about 1845. The rear of the volume contains some ledger accounts of rental property owned by the Society.

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Bound volume (March 13, 1895 - March 6, 1909) of first draft of listing of chronological expenses and income of the Fellowship Society. The front of the volume contains lists of securities, capital, etc.

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Bound volume (April 24, 1793 - March 9, 1824) kept by Fellowship Society Treasurer Stephen Thomas, listing amounts paid out by the Society on what dates, with signatures of those acknowledging the receipt of funds from the Treasurer, for charity, salaries, refreshments, dinners, incidentals, etc. With a few loose receipts.

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Bound volume (September 1, 1805 - March 20, 1819) kept by Stephen Thomas, who was Treasurer of the Fellowship Society. This receipt book, listing amounts paid on what date by Thomas, to mostly a variety of business firms, bearing the signatures of those who acknowledge receiving the funds, appears to be the personal receipt book of Thomas and not one of official Fellowship Society business.

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Bound volume (March 13, 1824 - July 13, 1832) kept by Fellowship Society Treasurer Stephen Thomas, listing amounts paid out by the Society on what dates, with signatures of those acknowledging the receipt of funds from the Treasurer, for charity, salaries, refreshments, dinners, incidentals, etc. With a loose receipt.

Scope and Contents Bound volume (July 13, 1832 - February 29, 1844) kept through March 1835 by Fellowship Society Treasurer Stephen Thomas, and from then on by Treasurer, Samuel Seyle, listing amounts paid out by the Society on what dates, with signatures of those acknowledging the receipt of funds from the Treasurer, for charity, salaries, refreshments, dinners, incidentals, etc. With a few loose receipts, as well as a pasted in receipt (July 20, 1840) of tombstone carver John White for his memorial monument...