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Albert Gallatin Scholfield

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46:, while the merchants in Providence were using the single-entry system. Albert published books about accounting stressing not only the mathematical concepts but also the legal, morality, and fiduciary duties. To teach the new method, in June 1846 Scholfield founded Scholfield's Commercial College in downtown Providence as the first business school in the city. Eventually the double-entry method became the dominant accounting system in town. Scholfield is buried in the 17: 38:. The Scholfields were a family of wool manufacturers. Albert Scholfield married Harriet Newell Bolles, and after her death re-married. In 1846 Scholfield moved to 178: 173: 183: 28: 43: 144:(1810 ... - DigitalCommons@URI digitalcommons.uri.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1019&context=sc_pubs (2010), pg. 28 117: 16: 39: 35: 67: 193: 188: 47: 167: 157: 93: 34:
Albert Gallatin Scholfield was born in 1807 to John and Betsy Scholfield of
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in Providence, Rhode Island, the first business school in the state.
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The Providence Plantations for Two Hundred and Fifty Years
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Elementary and Practical Treatise on Book-keeping (1884)
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Manufacturers, National Association of Wool (1899).
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Scholfield's Commercial College
Jewett City, Connecticut
Providence, Rhode Island
double-entry bookkeeping system
Swan Point Cemetery
"The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Index"
Bulletin




The Providence Plantations for Two Hundred and Fifty Years
Elementary and Practical Treatise on Book-keeping (1884)
Categories
University and college founders
People from Providence, Rhode Island
Burials at Swan Point Cemetery
1807 births
1901 deaths

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