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Family letters of Susan P. Starr (1837-1894) and husband Isaiah Kirk (1833-1903), married 1860, Orthodox Friends of Muncy Monthly Meeting, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.

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Documents relating to prominent Friends and major events in Quakerism between about 1749 and 1877, including the Hicksite Separation and the Wilburite controversy.

Content Description Genealogical and family materials collected by George E. Heavilin (1914-2007) of Richmond, Indiana, particularly regarding his aunt Elsie Heavilin. Includes material on the Foster and Voss families. George E. Heavilin (1914-2007), son of McClellan Warren and Vera (Foster) Heavilin, was a native of Marion, Indiana. A member of West Richmond Friends Meeting, he was on the staff at Quaker Hill in Richmond, Indiana. He married Barbara Davis (1917-2007).Includes photocopies,...

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2 documents re: assaults charges against William Spencer, Jr., for assaulting John Moore, 1813

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Typescript, "A Brief Account of the Casad and Francisco Families Compiled by Alice Casad Francisco Ross, 1927"; Childhood photograph of Emily and Elizabeth Jenkins in Quaker dress, ca. 1915.

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Inscribed "William H. Hutton's Verse Book for 1851, Gillead Morrow County Ohio 22th 1mo 1851" Includes poems "My Mother's Departure, "To the Memory of Phebe Shaw," and others.

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Biographical sketch of Richard Freeman (1836-1917) of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana. Included with the sketch were two newspaper clippings and a photograph of threshers at Fountain City, Indiana. Their relationship to Freeman is unclear.

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Estate papers of Thomas P. Stanley, died 1838, of Columbiana County, Ohio

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Deeds and correspondence relating to land acquisitions and the settlement of Thomas S. Gordon of Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana.

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Photographs, correspondence (mainly genealogical), genealogical materials, and newspaper clippings relating to the Quaker Warner family of Muncy, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania; also a typescript "James Kitlely and His Journal, 1790-1820"