A letter from W.W. Peet and Abijah C. Peet in Salisbury (Conn.) toe the editor of the Democrat, a newspaper in Litchfield, regarding subscribers in Salisbury.

An 8-page letter from Thomas Penn to Richard Peters. Both men were members of the Proprietary Group in Pennsylvania, 1754-1764. Thomas Penn,the son of William Penn, answers letters he received from Mr. Peters in April and May 1754. He discusses payments due to the Attorney General Tench Francis, and court cases about land titles.

Document listing recepients of the Percival report in each town and the academies of Litchfield County, Conn. The report referred to may be Report on the Geology of the State of Connecticut by James G. Percival, 1842. The document appears to be in the hand of George C. Woodruff.

Connecticut military commission to Andrew Perkins appointed lieutenant in the Eighth Co. of the Alarm List in the 20th Regiment. Signed by Jonathan Trumbull, Captain General and Commander in Chief for the State of Connecticut.

Perkins-Champion-Deming family births, marriages, and deaths recorded in The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ..., 1783, on 5 sheets torn from the book. Dates recorded range from the 1740s through the 1870s.

Deed to Joseph Scoville for land in Harwinton, Conn.

Asa Bacon, Jr., Justice of the Peace of Litchfield County (Conn.) instructs the Sheriff of New Haven County to attach the goods of William Perkins of Waterbury and have him appear before Asa Bacon, Jr. to answer a claim by Hepseba Youngs of Litchfield. Perkins possesses some rye belonging to the plaintiff and refuses to deliver it to her.

Photograph, 1965-26-0, was taken by Southern New England Telephone of Kim Perlotto, son of Phyllis and Med Perlotto (age 11) examining a law book in the Tapping Reeve Law School.

Two documents written by Rev. David L. Perry, a minister in Sharon, Connecticut.

Phelps Family Genealogy (2010-380-0) is a collection of newspaper clippings, a photograph of an older man, and lined pages with notes of births and deaths. On the inside cover is written "Presented to Lizzie P. Smith from Aunt Elizabeth." This branch of the family was from Colebrook and Winsted.