Docket of cases for an Ohio justice of the peace, 1838-1839. Comparison of names with the 1840 census shows that the docket originated in Smith Township, Columbiana County.

4 letters from Xenia and Lumberton, Ohio, to H. Albert Dilts at Xenia and Greenville, Ohio, 1874

This collection consists of a pocket notebook advertising "Mendenhall's Malaria Chill and Fever Tonic," manufactured by the J. C. Mendenhall Medicine Company, Evansville, Indiana, along with a copy of John Cromwell Mendenhall's death certificate.

Titled "For Lydia" By "Mary Worthington, Chesterhill," poem of friendship.

Genealogy of Almy,Borden, Brown, and Cook families, Quakers of colonial Rhode Island

Daguerreotypes of Barclay Coppock (2) and John F. Heacock in Union army uniforms. Also small ferrotype of John Ferdinand Heacock.

Writings and research materials collected by Timothy Ohrea Smith of Danville, Illinois, re: Joseph Gurney Cannon (1835-1926), longtime Illinois congressman, speaker of the US House of Representatives, and student in Friends Boarding School 1850-1851.

Typescript biographical sketch by Zellah R. Bell, Bellevue, Ohio, of Moses Dillon (1747-1839) of Zanesville, Ohio. Includes clippings and a snapshot.

Allen W. Lewis tax receipts, 1847-1900. Wayne County, Indiana. Also included are a few for John Lewis, probably Allen's father, and one from Randolph County, Indiana.

Diaries, 1862 and 1864, and one als 1862, of Alva Clarkson Griest (1840-1880), an Orthodox Friend of Montgomery County, Indiana, while serving in the 72nd Indiana Infantry during the Civil War.