Account of the death of Phebe Dodge, a New York City Hicksite Friend, 1832.

Letters of the family of Blakey Sharpless and wife Mary (Offley) Sharpless and relatives, Orthodox Friends of Philadelphia, Pa. Correspondents include Jane (Milhous) Plummer, Mildred Ratcliff, and Nathan Sharpless. Also included are two documents involving the family of Joseph and Hulda (Case) Hoag.

A commonplace book kept by a female Friend, probably a member of the Rodman family of Massachusetts, with Hicksite Quaker sympathies.

Letters received by David A. Hollingsworth (1844-1929) while he was a Republican member of Congress from Ohio, 1915-1919.

Letters, mainly written by Mark Balderston (1820-1889), a Philadelphia Orthodox Friend, but also including some letters to him, as well as letters written by other Friends and apparently copied by him.

Letters relating mainly to the attempts by Hicksite Quakers to establish utopian communities at Prairie Home in Champaign County, Ohio, and in Clinton County, Ohio.

Estate Papers of Littleberry Crew (1762-1840), an Orthodox Friend of Columbiana County, Ohio.

Mainly legal papers relating to the estates of William Farquhar (1797-1826) and his father Thomas Farquhar (died 1828), Quakers of Washington County, Pennsylvania.

Diary kept by Leonard and Edith Wines, missionaries under the American Friends Board of of Missions in Kenya, 1948-1954.

The Joseph Kimmel Brewery Account Book reflects the business of a brewer in Cambridge City, Indiana, during the Civil War.