Letters written by Emily Moseley to her cousin Lucy and sister Harriet about her trip from Farmington, Conn. to Quincy, Illinois with description of Quincy including a map.

Typed transcripts of 2 letters from Eugenius Nisbet in Litchfield, dated Sept. 4, 1823 and ? 1823 to Amanda M.F. Battle in Hancock County, Powelton, Georgia; and a letter from E.A. Nisbet to his wife, Mrs. Amanda M.F. Nisbet in Macon, Georgia dated from Washington 15 July 1841.

Written from Farmington, Romanta Norton writes to Roger Skinner, Esq. in Litchfield, concerning a writ and debt against Solomon Bukley of Wethersfield.

Letters of the Kilbourn family, including Osborn. Variations in the spelling of Kilbourn, such as Kilborn, are included as Kilbourn. Also sermons of Rev. Jacob Osborne.

Two documents written by Rev. David L. Perry, a minister in Sharon, Connecticut.

A letter to Misses Martha Ellsworth, Polly Ellsworth and Nancy Strong in Chatham. Dated Yale College, March 4th 1793. Mr. Shepard writes about missing friends, the noise of the town, his health, and that he has little time to write letters.

Drafts of letters by John Cotton Smith of Sharon (Conn.) including a tombstone inscription for Tapping Reeve; one page letter to Rev. Henry A. Rowland about school in New York for John Cotton Smith's son; two page letter to Mrs. Tapping Reeve about publication of Book of Descents, tombstone inscription for Tapping Reeve, and visit of Mrs. Reeve and Rev. Beecher. All 3 items are on one large, folded piece of paper.

Smith S. to Smith B.W. 2015-21-0-1 Hand written letter from Smith S. wondering why Smith B.W. had not been hear from. The Grist Mill needs to be finished and cannot get time away. Invites Smith B.W. to visit before Smith S. leaves Connecticut for Virginia.

Two letters written by Frederic Stanley in Windham to his brother Rufus in Litchfield and one from Rufus in Litchfield to Frederic in Windham.

A letter from Henry Stone in Athens, NY to Orlando Benton in Unadilla (Ossego County) with some local news but mostly about the ladies.