Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Financial Records is comprised of account books, daybooks, cash books, and expense books. Both Johnson's professional and personal accounts are included, sometimes in the same volume. The account books and daybooks list patients with the amounts of charges, but not the ailments for which the visits were made. The account books list the debtor amounts and dates and the credit amounts and dates; payment is mostly in cash, but occasionally in services...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Financial Records is comprised of account books, daybooks, cash books, and expense books. Both Johnson's professional and personal accounts are included, sometimes in the same volume. The account books and daybooks list patients with the amounts of charges, but not the ailments for which the visits were made. The account books list the debtor amounts and dates and the credit amounts and dates; payment is mostly in cash, but occasionally in services...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Financial Records is comprised of account books, daybooks, cash books, and expense books. Both Johnson's professional and personal accounts are included, sometimes in the same volume. The account books and daybooks list patients with the amounts of charges, but not the ailments for which the visits were made. The account books list the debtor amounts and dates and the credit amounts and dates; payment is mostly in cash, but occasionally in services...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Financial Records is comprised of account books, daybooks, cash books, and expense books. Both Johnson's professional and personal accounts are included, sometimes in the same volume. The account books and daybooks list patients with the amounts of charges, but not the ailments for which the visits were made. The account books list the debtor amounts and dates and the credit amounts and dates; payment is mostly in cash, but occasionally in services...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Financial Records is comprised of account books, daybooks, cash books, and expense books. Both Johnson's professional and personal accounts are included, sometimes in the same volume. The account books and daybooks list patients with the amounts of charges, but not the ailments for which the visits were made. The account books list the debtor amounts and dates and the credit amounts and dates; payment is mostly in cash, but occasionally in services...