Box 49

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.

This subseries consists of account books for transactions made in Philadelphia and Ireland, wage account books for Glenveagh and Philadelphia staffs, investment journals for Girard Bank, First Pennsylvania Bank and Northern Banking Company, petty cash journals, and Bernice Wintersteen's account books. Special attorney books account for the transactions made by McIlhenny's secretaries, Helen Heritage and later Mary Coogan, on behalf of the household.