Amos Adams Lawrence diaries and account books

"Also includes diaries, 1843-64, and account books of household expenses and wages for domestic help, 1842-53, kept by Lawrence's wife, Sarah E. Appleton Lawrence; and diaries kept by Sarah's mother, Mary Anne Cutler Appleton, during a voyage with her husband, William Appleton, to Italy and France, 1816-17, along with a line-a-day diary kept in 1836."@en
"Diaries kept by merchant, businessman, and philanthropist Amos Adams Lawrence, 1814-1886, during his studies at Harvard University (Class of 1835); on trips to Europe, the Southern states and other parts of the U.S.; and while living in Boston and the vicinity. Also includes Lawrence's personal account books, 1827-86, with records of household accounts and charitable expenses; a list of his Massachusetts rental properties, with names of towns and residents; and a book of receipts and expenditures for recruiting the 2nd Regiment of the Mass. Cavalry under Col. Charles R. Lowell during the Civil War, 1862-63."@en