Accounts with Elihu Harrison including: Flagg & warder; Capt. Burr Goodwin; Abigail Harrison account with Joseph Parker; Simeon Harrison; H. Hine; Nathan Hine; Polly Johnson; Daniel Lamson; Sheldon C. Leavitt. Arranged alphabetically by surname.

Papers relating to Elihu Harrison's position as Town Clerk.

Letter from Abner Rice in Potsdam, NY to the Town Clerk in Litchfield,stating that he is a soldier of the Revolution and in need of a pension; he enlisted in Litchfield in a Rhode Island regiment and wants to know if there are any veterans there who will swear that he served.

Promissory note from Hiram B. Woodcock in Litchfield to liquidate a debt through payment of money and goods, including a clock made by Hopkins & Alfred. He has sold a note to Daniel Baldwin of Litchfield that is against George H. Palmer of Litchfield.

Letter from Charles Robinson in Southington to Elihu Harrison, Town Clerk, asking for Harrison's assistance in preventing the jailing of an eldely man, Alnond Howe [Harris]?, formerly of Litchfield. He has written to Truman Smith.

Letter from Seth P. Beers in Hartford concerning a pension certificate.

Letter from Charles A. Judson in Washington requesting that the town records by examined for the description of a piece of land, in the west hundred originally surveyed to Joseph Mason, and a piece deeded by John King to David King.

Note from Frederick Gibbs in Bristol to Elihu Harrison, requesting a certificate that will show that he is a [veteran]?.

Business letters to Elihu Harrison. Arranged chronologically.

Letter from John Snelling, Jr. in New York to Elihu Harrison informing him that he sells an assortment of goods for the house of Arnold & Rose.