Author: Cronhelm, Frederick William
Biography:
CRONHELM, Frederick William (1787-1871: Scorgie & Joiner)
He was born at Exeter, the son of a German father and an English mother. He married in 1811 and lived mainly in Halifax where he developed and popularised the system of double-entry book-keeping. His other publications include religious treatises and an 1858 speculative book, Thoughts on the Controversy as to a Plurality of Worlds. (Michael E. Scorgie & Therese Joiner, “Frederick William Cronhelm,” Abacus 31 [1995] 229-43) HJ
Books written (1):
London/ Edinburgh: Longman and Co., J. Walker, J. Richardson, Vernor and Hood, B. Crosby and Co., and Williams and Smith/ Mundel, Doig and Stephenson, and all booksellers, [1820?]