One letter dated Washington, July 15, 1881 is addressed to "My Dearest Mother," and signed "Your loving son." The other items aside from this personal letter are one envelope and an item that appears to be an official document appointing Governor Brown as "My Proxy to vote in my stead in the general meeting of the..." The handwriting is difficult to read, but voting was to take place on "the 8th April 1852."
Hand-written letter, lined paper, divided into four sections. Orange envelope with stamp and postmark on the upper right (the postmark is on top of the stamp). Postmark, 'Mar 16, Pulaski, NY'.
Hand-written letter, lined paper, two sheets, has a rip on the bottom of the first page. Envelope is orange, with a stamp and a postmark on the upper right and a postmark on the upper left. Postmark, 'APR 3, Pulaski NY'.
Hand-written letter, lined paper, divided into four sections. Orange envelope with stamp and postmark on the upper right. Postmark, 'May 8, Pulaski NY'.
