What Middletown Read - Patron Record

Patron # 3760 Patron Name: Heath, Mae Original Source: View Page

+Transcribed Ledger Data

Ledger Entry Information Ledger # 1 Page # 79 Date Joined Tuesday, August 31st,1897 Patron # 3760

Patron Information Name Mae Heath Residence 714 E. Adams

Guarantor Information Name F.W. Heath Residence 222 E. Adams

+Supplemental Data

City Directory Address 714 e Adams Directory Year 1897-1898

Census Data

Background Information Sex Female

Origin Info

Additional Info no listing

+Transaction History (36)

Transaction Date	Original Document	Acc. #	Title	Borrower Name	Pat #	Listed Patron Name	Transaction Comments
19000823Thursday, August 23rd, 1900	View Page	1189311893	Frank's campaign, or, The farm and the camp.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000813Monday, August 13th, 1900	View Page	00517517	The rudiments of architecture and building : for the use of architects, builders, draughtsmen, machinists, engineers, and mechanics.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000731Tuesday, July 31st, 1900	View Page	1093710937	The pink fairy book.The pink fairy book.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000724Tuesday, July 24th, 1900	View Page	1169311693	Loveliness : a story.Loveliness : a story.	Mae A. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000719Thursday, July 19th, 1900	View Page	1168611686	The red fairy book.The red fairy book.	Mae A. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000420Friday, April 20th, 1900	View Page	035013501	Harper's new monthly magazine.Harper's new monthly magazine.	Mae E. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000418Wednesday, April 18th, 1900	View Page	084198419	Daddy Jake the runaway : and short stories told after dark.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000416Monday, April 16th, 1900	View Page	091359135	Make or break : or, The rich man's daughter.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000402Monday, April 2nd, 1900	View Page	1096110961	The young reporter : a story of Printing House Square.	Mae E. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000331Saturday, March 31st, 1900	View Page	084368436	The young wild-fowlers.The young wild-fowlers.	Mary A. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000319Monday, March 19th, 1900	View Page	096009600	Cadet days : a story of West Point.Cadet days : a story of West Point.	Mae A. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000313Tuesday, March 13th, 1900	View Page			Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath	Number 27 marked after patron's name
19000308Thursday, March 8th, 1900	View Page	1130411304	The Rough Riders.The Rough Riders.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000307Wednesday, March 7th, 1900	View Page	083828382	Lawrence's adventures among the ice-cutters, glass-makers, coal-miners, iron-men, and ship-builders.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000306Tuesday, March 6th, 1900	View Page	1034810348	Captain Chap, or, The rolling stones.Captain Chap, or, The rolling stones.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000302Friday, March 2nd, 1900	View Page	083328332	On time, or, The young captain of the Ucayga steamer.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000228Wednesday, February 28th, 1900	View Page	1148011480	Dorsey the young inventor.Dorsey the young inventor.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000226Monday, February 26th, 1900	View Page	1095810958	From the throttle to the President's chair : a story of American railway life.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000224Saturday, February 24th, 1900	View Page	1144111441	The cabin on the prairie.The cabin on the prairie.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000223Friday, February 23rd, 1900	View Page	1147711477	Rupert's ambition.Rupert's ambition.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000210Saturday, February 10th, 1900	View Page	1080310803	The gadfly.The gadfly.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
19000203Saturday, February 3rd, 1900	View Page	1025010250	The merry adventures of Robin Hood : of great renown in Nottinghamshire.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980419Tuesday, April 19th, 1898	View Page	1051110511	The honorable Peter Stirling and what people thought of him	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980412Tuesday, April 12th, 1898	View Page	1044510445	The violet.The violet.	Mae A. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980401Friday, April 1st, 1898	View Page	1040410404	Amos Judd.Amos Judd.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980323Wednesday, March 23rd, 1898	View Page	085078507	Vashti, or, Until death us do part : a novel.	Mae E. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980314Monday, March 14th, 1898	View Page	082588258	The feast of the virgins and other poems.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980303Thursday, March 3rd, 1898	View Page	093949394	Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution.	Mae A. Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980218Friday, February 18th, 1898	View Page	1022610226	All adrift, or, The Goldwing Club.All adrift, or, The Goldwing Club.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980205Saturday, February 5th, 1898	View Page	1031010310	A social departure : how Orthodocia and I went round the world by ourselves.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18980203Thursday, February 3rd, 1898	View Page	096589658	Poetical works.Poetical works.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18971022Friday, October 22nd, 1897	View Page	1051110511	The honorable Peter Stirling and what people thought of him	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18971009Saturday, October 9th, 1897	View Page	1051110511	The honorable Peter Stirling and what people thought of him	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18970922Wednesday, September 22nd, 1897	View Page	1030010300	"Quo vadis" : a narrative of the time of Nero.	Mae Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18970903Friday, September 3rd, 1897	View Page	1030010300	"Quo vadis" : a narrative of the time of Nero.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath
18970902Thursday, September 2nd, 1897	View Page	1029210292	The other house.The other house.	Mae A Heath	37603760	Mae HeathMae Heath