Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Collection consists of the financial and legal papers and records of Charles Stillman's companies [Charles Stillman & Bro. and other Stillman companies] including: letter books of outgoing letters and some incoming transcripts, 1852-1860; letters and telegrams to Charles and James Stillman, 1850-1877; financial records from 1854-1877 comprised of orders and drafts, bills and receipts, account sales, invoices, bills of lading, and statements and accounts; legal documents, 1847-1879; and other miscellaneous papers. The papers relate to the distribution of hides, lead, copper, and cotton from Brownsville, Texas and New York City, and other legal and financial matters concerning Stillman and his various businesses. Some letters include content relating to the Stillman family. The later papers are principally those of James Stillman (1850-1918), Charles Stillman's son.. }
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- catalog abstract "Collection consists of the financial and legal papers and records of Charles Stillman's companies [Charles Stillman & Bro. and other Stillman companies] including: letter books of outgoing letters and some incoming transcripts, 1852-1860; letters and telegrams to Charles and James Stillman, 1850-1877; financial records from 1854-1877 comprised of orders and drafts, bills and receipts, account sales, invoices, bills of lading, and statements and accounts; legal documents, 1847-1879; and other miscellaneous papers. The papers relate to the distribution of hides, lead, copper, and cotton from Brownsville, Texas and New York City, and other legal and financial matters concerning Stillman and his various businesses. Some letters include content relating to the Stillman family. The later papers are principally those of James Stillman (1850-1918), Charles Stillman's son.".
- catalog description "Collection consists of the financial and legal papers and records of Charles Stillman's companies [Charles Stillman & Bro. and other Stillman companies] including: letter books of outgoing letters and some incoming transcripts, 1852-1860; letters and telegrams to Charles and James Stillman, 1850-1877; financial records from 1854-1877 comprised of orders and drafts, bills and receipts, account sales, invoices, bills of lading, and statements and accounts; legal documents, 1847-1879; and other miscellaneous papers. The papers relate to the distribution of hides, lead, copper, and cotton from Brownsville, Texas and New York City, and other legal and financial matters concerning Stillman and his various businesses. Some letters include content relating to the Stillman family. The later papers are principally those of James Stillman (1850-1918), Charles Stillman's son.".