Ledger kept by Lawrence Lewis, a nephew of George Washington and one of the executors of his estate. The ledger records expenses paid by the estate, including "40 lbs of pound cake for the funeral of Gen. Washington at 3/6 per lb, £7-; Henry & Joseph Ingle, By making coffin, with silver plate engraved, $88; Margaret Gretter, By making a shroud, $6-. By do, a pall, $6-; (With Mrs. Martha Washington), To cash left by the Gen.l at his death, in the house, which you had the use of, $254.70; To making a suit mourning for Mr. Lear, £1.16."

Contains accounts for the running of George Washington's Mount Vernon estate, its constituent farms and businesses. Most of the entries are for his Cash Account, but there are also many accounts with individuals, and several stock purchases.

Declining to be executor of George W. Fairfax's estate following his death.