Lydia (Gilbert) Pleas (1812-1839), daughter of Josiah and Dorothy (Nixon) Gilbert and wife of Aaron L. Pleas (1805-1856), was an Orthodox Friend who died in Henry County, Ind. This collection consists of a letter written by her in 1839, along with a poem and reflections on her death compiled for her children by Aaron L. Pleas. Photocopy, gift, 2003.

Jabez H. Henley (1810-1888) was a Friend who was born in Randolph County, North Carolina, but lived most of his life in Spiceland, Henry County, Indiana. His commonplace book includes poetry and writings copied from other authors, including a poem and letter by Joseph John Gurney. Also included in the collection is an autograph album of his grandson Howard S. Henley (born 1877) of Spiceland. Gift of Robert King Henley, 2005.

Jeremiah Hubbard (1777-1849) was a prominent Orthodox Quaker minister in North Carolina and Indiana. He was a central figure in the Hicksite separation in 1827-1828, particularly in Ohio Yearly Meeting. Later he became controversial for his outspoken support of linking the abolition of slavery with colonization of former slaves. This collection consists of a "Farewell Address" written in Ohio in 1828.