Handwritten receipt book of rents, mortgages and bonds. The final entries for 1881-1882 are payments received of Mrs. Lydia Bauer, executrix of George L. Bauer estate.

Letter book of Captain George T. Bassett, an officer in the Commission of Subsistence. The letter book documents correspondence relating to the distribution of rations to troops and destitute citizens in central Virginia from July 24 to Nov. 11, 1865 and in South Carolina from Dec. 26, 1865 to June 19, 1866. Includes correspondence with field officers and local administrators on the provisions being supplied and information on the initial efforts of the Bureau of Freedmen.

Four ledger diaries recount observations of George W. Netzley, first in Sterling, Ill., and then in Schoeneck (Lancaster County) Pa. ‡b In addition to weather reports, Netzley describes farm chores, such as cultivating, planting, fence building, hauling, mulching, and butchering, as well as visits from neighbors and friends.

Collection consists of fourteen letters between Harrie L. Hayworth and Anna Mister, the dates ranging from November 1917 to June 1918. The letters in this collection are comprised exclusively of camp letters, most addressed or sent to Camp Meade where Harrie was stationed. This collection is notable for the presence of letters from both Harrie and Anna.

Ledger and diary belonging to Henry B. Lehman of Hellam, York County, Pennsyvlania

Notebooks, ledgers, manuscripts, books, scrapbooks, and correspondence. Includes daily research notebooks from 1936 to 1946, notebooks on specific subjects relating to Pennsylvania history, manuscripts of articles, books from 1814-1932, scrapbooks from 1906 to 1909, personal account ledger from 1897 to 1925, the Lancaster County Voting Register from 1911 to 1916, notes on law by Congressman Marriott Brosius, and miscellaneous correspondence from 1909 to 1945.

Account ledger. Includes a daily account of legal services rendered and the amounts received.

Daybook listing patients of Henry S. Mellinger from 1891 to 1900 plus medical ledger with his many formulaes for prescriptions.

Diary contains daily accounts of the activities of an enlisted soldier serving in the 173rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment from Oct. 23, 1862 to Aug. 18, 1863. Entries include descriptions of camp life, military training, fortifications around Suffolk and Norfolk, Va., surveillance expeditions, forced marches and commentaries on the people and places Cameron encountered while on duty.