Letter detailing the family and their health, asking for a $100 dollar loan. Sent to William H. Thompson in Litchfield.

Written from Augusta, GA, discusses someone handling William H. Thompson's money.

Talks about various amounts of money.

Writing to William H. Thompson on behalf of his father, who was about tobe forclosed upon by Thompson. Son was asking him not to kick father out since he was old.

Talks about business. Discusses the 1824 election favoring [Quincy] Adams over Jackson. Talks about life in Rochester.

This sub-series consists of correspondence to and from William H. Thompson. Though they are split into the categories of business and personal, there may be some overlap between the two categories as some of the people William was doing business with were also friends and neighbors. Often business matters appear in otherwise personal letters. Much of the correspondence is to and from Litchfield and Georgia, where William conducted business.

Letter possibly from sisters of William H. Thompson. Gives updates on family members. May not be sisters, but relatives or others from the Methodist Church as people in other letters have referred to each other as Brother or Sister in the context of the church.

Nephew of William H. Thompson talks about family, plans to be a farmer in first letter, has become a bookkeeper in the second.

Letter to her brother. May not be sister, but relative or others from the Methodist Church as people in other letters have referred to each other as Brother or Sister in the context of the church. Also discussion of some land. Sister from Florida.

Letter to her brother-in-law William H. Thompson.