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Bills and Receipts 08/01/2008 1998.1 ~ Bills and Receipts 08/01/2008 Other# Category 8: Communication Artifact Refer code Subcategory Documentary Artifact Accession# 1998.1 Container Box 1 Received as Received date Source Creditline Home loc Archives Vault:Box 1 Identity Statement: Title: Bills and Receipts Extent of the unit of description: 17 folders Scope & Content / Abstract: A collection of bills and receipts for services and purchases made by the City of Manchester. Included are bills from city officers for services rendered; bills from individuals and companies upon completion of temporary work for the City,; receipts for rents collected from shopkeepers in City Hall, and receipts for taxes collected. A number of bills document Manchester's care of paupers, the unemployed and medically disabled citizens. There are several bills from Dr. Thomas Brown and Dr. Peter Kimball for visits to the town farm, from citizens providing housing and subsistence to paupers and bills for transporting individuals to the town farm, insane asylums and hospitals. Context: Administrative / Biographical history: Provence: Office of the City Clerk Structure: System of Arrangement: Chronological by year and alphabetically by name and date. Disposition: Disposition date: Conditions of Access & Use: Access conditions: The records are open for research without restrictions under the conditions of the access policy of the Archives. Copyright and Conditions governing reproduction: Records may be copied for use in administrative, scholarly or personal research. Researchers are responsible for obtaining copyright permission to the use the material from the Archivist Finding Aids: see box and folder listing in accession book Allied Materials: Collection Office of the City Clerk Event Medium Catdate 01/23/2007 Status date Catby Sally Fellows Status by Display value Status Condition Fair Cond date Condition by Cond notes Subjects paupers Classification town farm insane asylums rents Concord Railroad Company Merrimack Hall Hill, Berry & Smith Jadkins & White Massabesic Engine Company Elm Street Porter and Seasle Potter and Hutchins Harmony Hall Simpson & Sargents Smyth & Childs H. Tufts & Co. Eastman, Gooden & Company Page 1 Hill & Berry Hunneman & Co. Porter & Searle Potter & Hutchins Smyth & Little Dodge & Sears How & Co. Amoskeag Bank Bills Receipts Search terms paupers People Brown, Thomas town farm Kimball, Peter insane asylums Stephens, David rents Davis, Moses clothing Morse, J.H. Dr. sheeting Chase, Nehemiah city farm Childs, David school Slopes, Lucretia night watch Hungarford, Asa S. city hall Goss, Allen town hall Mullins, Israel health officer Tilton & Sweetser constable Wright, Nathaniel police court Adams, J.O. town house Amoskeag Manufacturing fire department Badger, Nathaniel taxes A. Baldwin & Co. circus Bennington Engine Company Brigham, Abram Brown, A.K. Brown, Samuel Clark, George T. Clark, William C. Clough, Charles Hill, Moses Colins, Enos Craig, John Cross, David Davis, Joseph C. Drew, Ira Elliott, John S. Emerson, John C. Fogg, Gilman G. Fogg, Willis P. Gage, George W. Hall, Daniel Hall, Samuel Harvey, John M. Hill, Moses Hoyt, David J. Kimball, Gilman H. Knight, Aretas Knowlton, Ebenezer Knowlton, Nathaniel Lew, Zimsi Mace, William McQueston, Edward Marshall, Joseph Mitchell, Joseph Moore, J.H. Plumer, Jesse Putnam, J.A. Page 2 Saunders, J.W. Saunders, Stephen Sherburne, John G. Spaulding, Josiah Stevens, Daniel L. Straw, J.J. Tompkins, Isaac Underhill, F.T. Wallace, F. Wallace, James Webster, Haren Wheeler, Jeremiah White, Reuben Reed, Francis Trask, Asa S. Atwood, John Brown, Betsey Cushing, J.S.T. Furber, William Hill, Moses James, J.F. Evens, L.A. Anderson, James Flanders, Rhoda Judkins, George F. General Thomas Thumb Means, Robert Stevens, Daniel L. Notes Updated/by 09/14/2007 10:44 AM Unknown Dataset Page 3 1998.2 ~ Bonds 08/01/2008 Other# Category 8: Communication Artifact Refer code Subcategory Documentary Artifact Accession# 1998.2 Container Box 1 and 2 Received as Received date Source Creditline Home loc Archives Vault:Box 1 and 2 Identity Statement: Title: Bonds, 1875-1941 Extent of the unit of description: .25 linear feet Scope & Content / Abstract: A collection of bonds paid by individuals licensed to perform a variety of services including job teams, taxi cabs, constable positions and construction. Most bonds were recorded on standard City of Manchester printed forms and all bonds include the bonded individuals name, occupation, amount paid, date paid and signature. Context: Structure: System of Arrangement: alphabetical by surname Disposition: Disposition date: Conditions of Access & Use: Access conditions: The records are open for research without restrictions under the conditions of the access policy of the Manchester City Archives Copyright and Conditions governing reproduction: Records may be copies for use in administrative, scholarly or personal research. Researchers are responsible for obtaining copyright permission to the use the material from the Archivist Allied Materials: Existence of copies: Collection Office of the City Clerk Event Medium Catdate 01/23/2007 Status date Catby Sally Fellows Status by Display value Status Condition Good Cond date Condition by Cond notes Subjects Bonds Classification Search terms Bonds People Notes Updated/by 09/12/2007 02:00 PM Unknown Dataset Page 4 1998.3 ~ Bonds of Town Officers 08/01/2008 Other# Category 8: Communication Artifact Refer code Subcategory Documentary Artifact Accession# 1998.3 Container Box 2 Received as Received date Source Creditline Home loc Archives Vault:Box 2 Identity Statement: Title: Bonds of Town Officers Extent of the unit of description: .25 linear feet Scope & Content / Abstract: A collection of Bonds of Town Officers paid by individuals who were either appointed or elected to town offices. The most prevalent bonded occupations included constable, marshall, assistant marchal and treasurer. Most bonds are recorded on standard City of Manchester printed forms and all bonds include the bonded individual's name, occupation, amount paid, date paid and signature. Context: Structure: System of Arrangement: chronological Disposition: Disposition date: Conditions of Access & Use: Access conditions: The records are open for research without restrictions under the conditions of the access policy of the Manchester City Archives Copyright and Conditions governing reproduction: Records may be copies for use in administrative, scholarly or personal research. Researchers are responsible for obtaining copyright permission to the use the material from the Archivist Allied Materials: Existence of copies: Collection Office of the City Clerk Event Medium Catdate 01/23/2007 Status date Catby Sally Fellows Status by Display value Status Condition Good Cond date Condition by Cond notes Subjects Classification Search terms bonds People constable marshal assistant marshal treasurer bonds of town officers Notes Updated/by 09/12/2007 02:12 PM Unknown Dataset Page 5 1998.4 ~ Bonds to Keep the Peace 08/01/2008 Other# Category 8: Communication Artifact Refer code Subcategory Documentary Artifact Accession# 1998.4 Container Box 2, Folder 18 Received as Received date Source Creditline Home loc Archives Vault:Box 2, Folder 18 Identity Statement: Title: Bonds to Keep the Peace Dates of creation: 1847 Extent of the unit of description: 1 folder Scope & Content / Abstract: A collection of Bonds to Keep the Peace paid by individuals, their family, friends or bondsmen to secure their release from jail and guarantee their good conduct. The bonds are recorded in long hand and include the bonded individuals's name, reason for arest, amount paid, date paid and signature. Most individuals were arrested for disorderly conduct, drunkenness or theft. Most paid a bond of fifty (50) dollars to secure their freedome. Context: Structure: System of Arrangement: chronological Disposition: Disposition date: Conditions of Access & Use: Access conditions: The records are open for research without restrictions under the conditions of the access policy of the Manchester City Archives Copyright and Conditions governing reproduction: Records may be copies for use in administrative, scholarly or personal research. Researchers are responsible for obtaining copyright permission to the use the material from the Archivist Allied Materials: Existence of copies: Collection Office of the City Clerk Event Medium Catdate 01/23/2007 Status date Catby Sally Fellows Status by Display value Status Condition Good Cond date Condition by Cond notes Subjects Classification Search terms bonds to keep the peace People jail disorderly conduct drunkenness Notes Updated/by 07/02/2007 11:42 AM Unknown Dataset Page 6 1998.5 ~ Allotment of Equipment Bond Issue 08/01/2008 Other# Category 8: Communication Artifact Refer code Subcategory Documentary Artifact Accession# 1998.5 Container Box 2, Folder 19 Received as Received date Source Creditline Home loc Archives Vault:Box 2, Folder 19 Identity Statement: Title: Allotment of Equipment Bond Issue Dates of creation: 1935 Extent of the unit of description: 1 folder Scope & Content / Abstract: A list allocating the distribution of a $50,000 Equipment Bond Issue. The list designated how funds raised by the bond issue would be spent by City Government departments, and what type of equipment each department planned to purchase. The list was approved by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Finance June 6, 1935 Context: Structure: System of Arrangement: chronological Disposition: Disposition date: Conditions
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