Letter from Harvey Palmer in Torrington to Mr. Harrison at Mr. Isaac Turner's in Northfield with orders from Col. Smith for Harrison to appear at Litchfield on 22 Sept. with his instrument for military parade and inspection. Signed Harvey Palmer, Master of the Band of Music.

Letter from Harvey Palmer in Torrington to Elihu Harrison in Northfield, with orders from Colonel Russell C. Abernethy for Harrison to appear at Litcheild 14 Sept. with his instrument for practice. In a postscript he requests that Harrison  tell Mr. Asa Hopkins and Mr. Hopkins who carries the drum, to attend also.

Letter from Harvey Palmer in Torrington to Elihu Harrison in Northfield requesting Harrison to meet at Capt. John Phelps' in Litchfield on 17 Dec to play at the installation of Darius Chapter No. 16. Harrison's attendance with the members of the band in Northfield will be appreciated. In a postcript, Palmer asks him to give notice to Mr. Pierpont and young Mr. Hopkins.

Letter from Harvey Palmer in Torrington to Elihu Harrison in Northfield requesting Harrison to attend a band meeting in Litchfield at Capt. John Phelps on 27 Dec to play at the Installation of Darius Chapter No. 16 and to give notice to all Band members in Northfield. He writes that the business is urgent and had written previously but writes again in case the first notice was lost.

Letter from Isaac H. Dibble in Litchfield to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield South Farms requesting Harrison to meet at Cooks in Litchfield on 24 June to play for the Lodge [Masonic] and aks that he inform Mr. Woodruff.

arranged alphabetically.

Correspondence from Silas Beckley in Canaan, Connecticut to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield concerning availability and purchases of lumber.

Orders written and signed by individuals and delivered to Elihu Harrison, requesting that he allow the bearer to spend a specific monetary amount on goods in his store or purchase specific items and charge to the signer's account. Between Nov. 1825 and Sept. 1826 the partnership of Harrison & Parmelee received the orders. Arranged chronologically.

Abel Camp's order to Elihu Harrison to let the bearer have ten shillings and seven pence worth of goods and charge to his account..

Jonathan Steele's order to Elishu Harrison to let the bearer have $1.50 and charge the same to said Steele. Dated Bethlehem, August 7, 1819