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This folder contains correspondence from Laura Fuhrman to Albert Fuhrman from January 1947 where she describes child rearing, an impending railroad journey to New York City and New London, and a dispute with her in-laws over finances. The folder also contains a letter from Albert Fuhrman's mother dated January 7, 1947.

This folder contains correspondence from Laura Fuhrman to Albert Fuhrman from February 1947 where she discusses child rearing, family news, and impending railroad journey to the Northeastern United States.

This folder contains a letter to Laura Fuhrman to Albert Fuhurman from August 1947 where she discusses impending divorce proceedings involving family members and also her mother's purchase of Victorian furniture.

This folder contains a letter from Laura Fuhrman to Albert Fuhrman on November 2, 1947.

This folder contains a letter from Laura Furham to Albert Fuhrman on December 30, 1947 focused largely on child rearing.

Correspondence from 1947 to 1950 including: 1948 - April 1952: Pinellas County Taxpayers' Association; Excel C. Queen, Councilman, St. Petersburg; Harry McCormick, Vice Mayor;Sam G. Johnson; Non-negotiable E Bonds; Hills Travel Service; H. H. Sterling; Senator Robert H. Taft;Niel Upham; Scofield and Scofield - Inverness Attorney, Louisa B. Guller lawsuit re: fences; 1948 increased tax assessment; 1948 - Dixie Hollins seeking names of landowners adjacent to his Crystal River Acreage; Quiet Title Suit against I. S. Statten, Trustee; amongst others.