| Description | There is one volume in this series. It covers the Debit side of transactions only. The volume is comprised of two separate portions, the second starting in June 1743. It appears to be a record of items purchased on a day by day basis, by various named persons, from an unidentified person, perhaps with a warehouse, which may have been at Edenton, North Carolina, as there are a couple of references 'To bills at Edentoun' on a loose page, dated June 1744. The goods sold include mainly textiles and clothing; buttons and buckles; food (corn, meat, sugar, rum); and some knives, tools, gunpowder etc. |