For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

Three certificates of behavior, dated July 4, July 11, and July 21, 1835. These date before her marriage and are signed Grace Dana. All three certificates follow the same pattern, presumably laying out the rules she followed and noting where she had failed to meet them during the past week.

Six letters from Christmas Evans, a pastor in Wales. One original letter to "Brother Houghton," Aug. 12, 1814. Five typed transcripts with hand-written corrections: (1) to "my dear brother John Williams, New York," Feb. 6, 1796. (2) to "dear Friend," Nov. 7, 1800. (3) to "dear Brother," Apr. 1, 1816. (4) to "Brother Williams," Mar. 31, 1817. (5) to "dear Brother," undated, but late in life.

John Fawcett to John Sutcliffe ("My dear Youth"), Feb. 9, 1771, on the mortification of sin. John Fawcett to Hugh and Caleb Evans, July 21, 1779, on "our dear young friend Mr. Langdon." Includes two postscripts signed by James Hartley, James Ashworth, and William [?].

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

Foster writes to "My dear Miss [Elizabeth] Ems." Ems added a note "afterwards Mrs. Frank T. Gillingham."

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.