Envelope in which papers were enclosed, labeled “Papers relating to the trust estate of Mrs. Julia D. Taylor, under her father Thomas Leiper’s will; William P. Taylor nd John K. Kane, Trustees,” date of production not identified.

Letter from Henry Taylor [William Taylor’s brother] to John K. Kane, while in Philadelphia, asking Kane to bring his family to Virginia to visit, the race between Jackson and Van Buren, dated October 28, 1832.

Letter from William P. Taylor to John K. Kane, on Julia’s “intrust under her father’s will,” wants to get the business settled, dated October 30, 1832.

Letter from Henry Taylor to John K. Kane, William Taylor, will be out of town, business can be finally settled on William’s return, dated November 13, 1832.

Letter from Henry Taylor to John K. Kane, when Kane has settled with the executors, “our difficulty is over,” William Taylor is at West Point, dated November 22, 1832.

Notebook, Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, with the trustees of Mrs. Julia D. Taylor, most pages are blank, dated March 2, 1833.

Document from Henry Taylor, Fredericksburg, to John K. Kane, “Pay to William J. Roberts” $4575, 1 p., written on both sides, dated March 14, 1833; also printed slip to John K. Kane, $4575 due at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 1833.

Declaration of Trust to Julia D. Taylor, trustee of Thomas Leiper, sealed and delivered by John K. Kane and William D. Taylor, dated February 25, 1833, delivered in Philadelphia April 5, 1833.

Letter from William P. Taylor, Hayfield, to John K. Kane, he needs to draw $10,000, dated June 10, 1833.

Letter from Henry Taylor to John K. Kane, dealing with the Julia Taylor estate, dated November 8, 1834.