Box 1261.652
Contains 43 Results:
Orders, 1885-1886
Orders, 1887
Orders, 1887
Orders, 1888-1889
Orders, 1890-1891
Orders, 1892
Orders, 1893-1894
Orders, 1895-1899
Orders, 1880s and 1890s
Orders, 1915
Orders, January-May 1916
Orders, June-December 1916
Orders, January-May 1917
Orders, June-December 1917
Orders, January-June 1918
Orders, October 1919
Order Books, 1886-1888
These are books that recorded orders placed with other companies for expensive specialty items, mostly clothing and drapery. The books have titles such as "Goods Wanted Upstairs."
Commissary Records, 1889 - 1894
Commissary Records, 1861-1864
Miscellaneous
Contains a variety of materials that were not part of Shelby Iron Company or lacked enough information to identify them as Shelby Iron Company materials.
Checks, 1891-1892
Checks, 1896
Check, 1909
Collection Notice from First National Bank of Kentucky, 1901
Receiving Book, 1867-1868
Receiving Books, 1882-1888
Receiving Book, Heavy Goods, 1868-1869
The records are unclear--this could be a timebook or commissary records
Receiving Books, "Upstairs", 1887-1888
Invoices, 1880s-1920s
Coal Mine Account Book (Negro Worker Records), 1861-1864
Payroll Book, 1868-1869
Interesting small, unidentified book. Half of it contains daily lists of the workers, including children, and how much they worked. THe other half contains weekly [?] lists of the amount of bacon and meal (in bushels) for each family. Includes entire families and some identified as "Negro."
Timekeeping Book, 1864
Vouchers, 1877-1897
Vouchers, 1886
Voucher Book, 1865-1866
Receipts, 1877
Receipt from J.S. Reeves and Co., 1901
Receipts from Brierfield Coal and Iron Company, 1888
Receipts from Calera Bakery, 1912
Receipts from Hartford, CT, 1885
Coal Mine Account Book, 1863-1864
Labor Distribution (includes Negro time), circa 1865
Records number of hands (differentiates between "white" and "Negro") for various areas and types of workers such as woodworkers and blacksmiths