Ardal teitl a datganiad o gyfrifoldeb
Teitl priodol
Day book.
Dynodiad deunydd cyffredinol
Teitl cyfochrog
Gwybodaeth teitl arall
Datganiadau teitl y cyfrifoldeb
Nodiadau teitl
Lefel y disgrifiad
Ffeil
Cod cyfeirnod
Ardal argraffiad
Datganiad rhifyn
Datganiad o gyfrifoldeb rhifyn
Ardal manylion penodol dosbarth o ddeunydd
Datganiad o raddfa (cartograffeg)
Datganiad o amcanestyniad (cartograffeg)
Datganiad o gyfesurynnau (cartograffeg)
Datganiad o raddfa (pensaernïol)
Awdurdodaeth ac enwad dyroddi (ffilatelig)
Ardal dyddiadau creu
Dyddiad(au)
Ardal disgrifiad ffisegol
Disgrifiad ffisegol
Ardal cyfres cyhoeddwr
Teitl priodol o gyfres cyhoeddwr
Teitlau cyfochrog o gyfres cyhoeddwr
Gwybodaeth teitl arall o gyfres cyhoeddwr
Datganiad o gyfrifoldeb yn ymwneud â chyfres cyhoeddwr
Rhifo o fewn cyfres cyhoeddwr
Nodyn ar gyfres cyhoeddwr
Ardal disgrifiad archifol
Enw'r crëwr
Hanes bywgraffyddol
William Kriesel owned the first hardware store in New Dundee, Ontario. He bought the building for his stove and tinware store in 1871 from the estate of the original owner, John Millar, for $1,200. He operated the hardware store from 1871 to 1906, and then passed the business on to his son, Bert Kriesel, who operated it from 1906 to 1912. Several prominent New Dundee business owners' names appear in Kriesel's day books and ledgers, including furniture maker Andrew Poth, carriage maker J.M. Weber [ie. Webber], harness maker A.B. McRae, flour mill owner E.W.B. Snider [ie. Snyder], butcher Charles Hiller, woolen mill owner Charles Kaufman, and the Kolebrenner brother blacksmiths.
Hanes gwarchodaeth
Natur a chynnwys
Contains 1 day book (801 pages) for the William Kriesel stoves and tinware store (hardware store) from November 14, 1896-July 30, 1898. Daily entries include names and corresponding ledger page numbers for customers, with a description of what they bought, whether they paid for it, the prices and quantities of items bought, and whether customers paid by cash or by eggs, rags, beef, pork, butter, teaming supplies from St. Petersburg to New Dundee, wood, oats, flour, hay, or similar materials.
Kriesel indicates what he has sold by writing "To" and then the items, and how the person paid by writing "By" and then the method of payment, he also writes "cash sale not charged" when the sale does not apply to a customer's account.
Customer names include Cassel, Philip Poth, the Lutheran Church, the Baptist Church, J.M. Weber [ie. Webber], the public school section no. 1 & 3, John Woelfle, A.B. McRae, the old Mennonite Church, and other notable New Dundee business people.