The Public Ledger was created in 1760.
The Clarion-Ledger was created in 1837.
The New Ledger was created in 2009.
Ledger-Enquirer was created in 1828.
The Star-Ledger was created in 1832.
Jewish Ledger was created in 1929-04.
The Broken Arrow Ledger was created in 1983.
Bertie Ledger-Advance was created in 1829.
New York Ledger was created in 1856.
I think it was made public in 2006, but the answer to that is a private one.
A General Ledger is the main ledger & all other ledgers like, Account Receivable, Account Payable Ledgers are all sub ledgers. Previously there used to be only one ledger ie the General Ledger, but as Business grew, the number of accounts too multiplied, so, the General Ledger started getting fatter, therefore the need to bring out accounts of similar nature out of General ledger & create sub-ledgers. However, there is a representative account for the subledgers in the General Ledger, which maintains only the balances of the various accounts in the Sub-Ledgers.So, by doing this the Trial Balance can always be created from the General Ledger only.
Recurring general ledger entries can be created to post recurring monthly journal entries. Expenses may include rent, telephone, and automobile payments.
To delete a ledger that has been created twice, you typically need to access the ledger management system or software where the ledgers are stored. Locate the duplicate ledger, usually identified by its name or creation date, and select the option to delete or remove it. Confirm the deletion when prompted to ensure it's permanently removed. Always make sure to back up any important data before proceeding with deletions.