Correspondence, 1870s.

Autobiography, 1929-1923; Haswell's parents were James Madison Haswell (1810-1876) and Matilda Jane Haswell; a brother and sister were also missionaries in Burma, Susan E. Haswell and James Russell Haswell.

4 items. Correspondence with John Williams regarding Indian Missions, 1805-1817.

Correspondence mostly personal; data for a proposed book by Howlett on the ordination process; file of 1914 materials critical of evanglist Billy Sunday.

Correspondence with Francis Cox, 1820s.

Correspondence, mostly from missionaries in Burma.

Notebook listing letters sent and received by Hackett, 1837-1849; correspondence, 1840s; 1844 commission from the American Baptist Home Mission Society, sending Hackett to Galena, Illinois. License and ordination.

Notebook titled "Memoirs of Chancellor hartshorn," consisting of an autobiographical sketch and journal entries, 1822-1828, while Hartshorn was a student at the Hamilton Literary and Theological Institution.

4 items. A four page 'fraternal letter' dated October 1, 1941, in opposition to the doctrinal positions of Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary; two open letters, entitled "Christianity is at the Crossroads" and "Challenge"; advertisement for an unpublished book by Hubbard, 'The Spripture Cannot be Broken'.

Collection of correspondence pertaining to Haldrum regarding her time at Selma University, pension and untimely death.