A Guide to the George Washington Hendricks Ledger, 1850-1872
A Collection in
the Library of Virginia
Accession Number 24671
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Preferred Citation
George Washington Hendricks. Ledger, 1850-1872. Accession 24671, Business records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
Acquisition Information
Lent for copying by Walter Henderson Hendricks, 9 December 1957.
Biographical/Historical Information
George Washington Hendricks (1828-1877) was the son of Anderson and Elizabeth Hendricks of Russell County, Virginia. He operated a blacksmith shop, a mill, and a cabinetry shop in partnership with other family members.
Scope and Content Information
Includes entries of charges for blacksmith work performed, and accounts with family members in Russell County, Virginia. An index appears at the beginning of the volume.