Diary kept, 3rd Mo. 1785 to 1st Mo. 1786, by an unidentified male Friend who apparently resided in New York City. Includes accounts of meetings for worship, yearly meeting, monthly meetings, quarterly meetings, and sessions of the meetings for sufferings. Also included are extensive spiritual reflections. No one is mentioned by name.

2 diaries, 1856-1857 and 1861-1862, of James Hunt Dickinson (1834-1875), Orthodox Friend and pumpmaker of Richmond, Indiana.

Autograph book of Alfaretta "Retta" (Woodward) Barker of Jasper County, Iowa, 1883-1935. Signatures are of schoolmates and family members, most Quakers.

Diary kept by a young woman, apparently a Mount Union College student, whose home was in Salem, Ohio, 1928-1933. She mentions family, attending classes and dances, and occasionally attending silent Quaker meetings.

First used for class notes, some in German, at Earlham College, 1867-1869, by Oliver Preston Crocker. Then used a breeding book on the farm of Levi G. Druley, with notations of the breeding and births of cattle and sheep.

Accounts of Jacob Ellenger with Lutz & Gwynn, Cambridge City, Indiana, 1859-1860

Records of payments for road work in Randolph County, Indiana, 1918: dragging road, hauling stone, shoveling snow