Personal letters to Elihu Harrison arranged chronologically.

Four documents relating to Elihu Harrison's participation on a committee to elect Henry Clay as President.

Letter from Elihu Harrison at 50 Pine St., New York to Harrison and Parmelee in Litchfield [Albert Parmelee] with news of prices and quality of dry goods and groceries; writing that all the private boarding houses were full and that he is cooped up in a narrow dirty street. He had been to see Miss Swift's father. Some report on the cheese business.

Letter from D.L. Parmelee in East Goshen to his brother A[lbert] Parmelee in Litchfield with family and personal news; mention of the peddling business.

Letter from [ ] Granger in New York to Elihu Harrison informing him that he/she is glad to hear from Harrison's letter that Margaret is doing well and has the fullest confidence in his management.

Letter from Morris Woodruff in Litchfield to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield asking him to obtain a bill from Mr. Hurlbut for giving 13 lessons to his daughter Lucy and he will call to make a settlement.

Letter from J. Bunce in New Haven to Messrs. Harrison and Parmelee advising them how to proceed in a law suit.

Letter from A.O. Parmelee in Augusta, Georgia to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield describing his journey from New York; running a store in Augusta, mostly wholesale business; hopes that Harrison has no difficulty with the books that Parmelee kept for their business in Litchfield;asks Harrison to write down the notes for some music and send it.

Letter from Calvin Beecher in Salem Bridge, Conn. to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield recommending a young man for the position of clerk in Harrison's store.

Agreements in which Elihu Harrison was a party.