, James B. Landis, Johannes Landis, John Landis, John C. Landis, Mary M. Musselman Landis, Michael Bachman Landis, Nora K. Landis, Priscilla R. Lehman, Eliza Ann Lehman, Emma Bachman Lincoln, Abraham Marrow, Paul Harding McBride, Sarah C. McClain, Frank B. McGinnis, J. Merrill, W. J. Missemer, J. R

Content Note: The Invoice and Receipt Collection contains billheads for purchases from Lancaster County businesses or by residents of the county. These invoices and receipts show some or all of the following information: the name of the customer, item(s) purchased, cost, location and description of

, P. H. Martin, Isaac Maxwell, Joseph R. Maxwell, Mrs. Joseph R. Metzger, H. R. Metzler, Christian E. Meyer, Anna Magdalen Miller, William Mowrer, J. H. Nissley, J. H. Parkins, R. B. Pickle, J. Harry Pollard, Myron A. Price, Samuel Riddick, Frank A. Rudy, James K. Rush, E. W. Sahm, Norman R. Shand

and Company Business records Columbia Correspondence Crops Envelopes Everts and Overdeer F. M. and H. Brooke Farm produce Finding aids First National Bank of Strasburg Friedenthal George Cookman and Company Grain trade Harbert and Raymond James C. Walker and Son Kennedy, Eckert and Company Lancaster

Wallace, Carlisle to Jasper Yeates concerning money due him. Other names: William Wallace, James Patton, John Neal. 1782. Insert 12 Robert Wallace and Thomas Kittera, Earl Township, bond to John Krebil. Other names: Samuel Rank, Zaccheus Davis, John Hubley. 1774. Folder 7 Insert 1 Matthias Slough, invoice

• www.LancasterHistory.org People: Best, John Newcomer, Harry Snyder Snyder, Henry N. Sollenberger, John Y. Trout, Henry Leightner “Harry” Tucker, Charles H. Weaver, Ezra J. Subject Headings: Billheads Invoices Search Terms: Billheads Finding aids Hager and Bro., Inc. Invoices Isaac Diller’s Sons J. B. Martin & Co. Keogh

717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 2 Invoices Folder 2, Insert 1 Invoices Invoice for binding and making of minute book. Billhead of W. H. Roy of Lancaster. 9 February 1889. Invoice for hardware purchased and services rendered between October and 11 November 1889. Billhead of Heckel and Paine

, travel, visits, business, and family chatter. The receipts and invoices show purchases made in Lancaster and Philadelphia, especially clothing, fabric, dry goods, and meat. The remainder of the collection is made up of newspaper articles, books, and an album of poetry and drawings. The items were housed