Name/Title
Currie & PumfreyDescription
not in Spawn
There is also a Archibald Currie in Richmond: Thomas Brend and Archibald
Currie, Bookbinders of the City of Richmond May 2,1794. Agree to bind the Laws
of the State of Virginia. Calender of the Virginia State Papers, Jan. 1 1794
to May 16, 1795, vol VII ,H. W. Flournoy, pg. 128.
1. No date probably 18th century. "They have always a large assortment of
Account Books ruled and blank, with every article of Stationary for sale"...
Label in the collection of the Virginia Historical Society, (1997.191.6.2)
prov. John & Suse Field.
2. (1802) ... "It is earnestly requested, that , should there be any claims
against the late concern of Currie & Pumfrey, they may be brought in for
adjustment; and those indebted thereto are solicited to come forward and lose
their accounts, John Pumfrey, surviving, partner"Virginia Argus,(Richmond)
Jan. 12, 1802Also Known As
(John) Currie* & PumfreyBiographical Information
Occupation
Bookbinders & Stationers