Letter to Harriet Grant from her cousin Flora with family news from Smithville, NY.

Unsigned letter to John Grant from either his brother Charles or his brother David. Letter chastizes John for failing to send money he owed and failing to visit Litchfield.

Letter to Harriet Grant signed "S. B. [?]" (possibly McNeil), with news of family and friends in Phelps, NY.

One unfinished letter, unsigned, unaddressed, and undated, concerning a harsh letter the sender had written earlier. Gives directions for recipient to call on several people and pay outstanding debts. Instructs recipient to perservere in his studies, especially in music. Most likely letter is from one Grant brother to another.

Six certificates of merit awarded to various members of the Grant family: Miss Hannah Grant, for good examinations Charles G, signed by Nancy Grant David Grant, singed by N.G. Miss Harriett Grant, class of good scholars Miss Harriet Grant, signed by Philomela Aosford Master John Grant, signed R.A. Hills, Sept 14th 1825

Four school lessons and one report card from various members of the Grant family.

Two records of real estate transactions concerning Hannah Grant.

A handwritten document certifying that Hannah Grant settled with Horace Cook the sale of a four acre rye lot, cider, seed corn, and and ox yoke.

A handwritten certification signed by Alonzo Whiting, Examining Committee. Certificate states the approval of "the qualifications of Miss Harriet L Grant for the business of teaching in the school for which she is engaged."

A handwritten draft of a resolution of an unnamed society stating "Resolved, that the following be a by-law, at each meeting a question shall be chosen, by the society. At each meeting, the president shall propose three questions; to the society and the votes shall be taken at each."