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The collection consists of an account book of the Habersham Orchard Company (Cornelia, Georgia) from 1912-1919. Entries list the date, individual or business, and may include notations pertaining to freight, labor, surveying, spraying, property, purchases, and amount of the transaction.

The collection consists of an account book of Irwin and Pate, for their general store in Lumpkin, Georgia, from 1832-1833. Entries include name of customer, itemized listing of purchases, and price. Also includes descriptive lists of fabrics, shoes, hardware, and medicines purchased for stock.

The collection consists of the account book of John Robinson for his tavern in Eatonton, Georgia, from 1826-1827. Entries include name of customer, itemized listing of purchases, and price.

The collection consists of an account book of John Sirmans for his tavern in Blakely, Georgia, from 1853-1859. Entries include customer's name, date of purchase, amount of drink (jug, bottle, drink), and amount due.

The collection consists of an account book of John Carter for Merchants' and Planters' (1829-1836) and the Swiftcreek Sawmill (1836-1837) both located in Macon, Georgia. The ledger's entries contain the date, customer name, item purchased, and price describing trade with planters in middle and southern Georgia. Additional entries pertain to the recovery of runaway slaves and the hire and management of boathands, mill hands, and farm hands.

The collection consists of the account book of a general store and tavern located in Post Hill, Georgia. Entries are dated 1820, and include names of customers, itemized lists of purchases, and prices. Purchases are for a variety of general merchandise, including whiskey. The store may have been operated by John Thomas or John Thomas McKnell.

The collection consists of papers of R. Archer Tracy and his wife, Josephine B. Tracy from 1886-1962. Includes correspondence, notebooks, financial records, and manuscripts written by R. Archer Tracy. The materials relate to Tracy's medical practice in the African-American community in Hawkinsville, Georgia, the establishment of St. Philip's C.M.E. Church in Hawkinsville, Josephine's teaching career, and family concerns. Correspondents include the Tracy's daughter Catherine, Robert Wells, and Z.C. Solomon.

The collection consists of an account book of Isaac Hughes for a general store located in Goshen, Georgia from February 1817-November 1818. Entries contain the date, item purchased, amount, and price for household and farm supplies, sewing items, cloth, food staples, liquor, and books.

The collection consists of receipts for the company's purchases of farm equipment, supplies, livestock, seed and grain, as well as food staples. The collection also includes bank statements; payroll sheets; insurance policies; an account book listing the company's employees, time worked, and pay; and some personal correspondence of company president J.H. Mathewson.

The collection consists of personal correspondence, bills, receipts, and reports relating to Mitchell's duties as a statistical correspondent for the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture for Clarke County (Ga.), Mitchell's publication of various articles.