Autograph letter signed, from Alida [K. or E. or Anne] Fitzhugh to Elisha, sorry she didn’t write for so long after hearing about his diptheria, thanks him for the birthday gift, 2 pp., written on both sides, 19 September 1889.

Autograph letter signed, from Elisha to “My dear Cousin,” draft, speaks of prose and poetry in business, hopes to meet at Mt. Morris, 1 p., 14 December 1889.

Typewritten letter signed, from Elisha to William Hubbard, “it is better for the welfare of the church” if he turns down “the eldership,” 1 p., 5 April 1890.

Autograph letter signed, from Florence Bayard Kane to Elisha, hopes he had a good Easter, enjoyed his sermon, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 6 April 1890.

Autograph letter signed, from Florence Bayard Kane to Elisha, sent him a copy of “Forest Leaves” that he should read, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 12 April 1890.

Autograph letter signed, from Florence Bayard Kane to “Mr. President,” “we all really want to see you,” 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 24 August 1890; includes railroad schedule, 1 p., printed on both sides, n.d.

Autograph letter signed, from Florence Bayard Kane to Elisha, “I am awfully sorry that great brute hurt you and more than sorry you let him. I wish you had shot him,” assumes he has the “Erie Contract” by now, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 28 August 1890.

Autograph letter signed, from Florence Bayard Kane to Elisha, she can’t believe he is already 35, gives him marriage advice, going to New York, other family news, 3 pp., 2 folded and written on 4 sides, 1 written on both sides, 1 December 1890.

Autograph letter signed, from [Sarah?] R. Gregory to “My Dear Grandson,” thanks him for his “beautiful gift & kind Christmas greetings,” glad to hear that Harriet is doing well, fears her husband “may someday be a backslider, altho’ he is a good way from it yet,” 5 pp., 4 written on both sides, 1 January 1891.

Autograph letter signed, from Francis Fisher Kane to Elisha, thanks him for the deed assigning him “the Library Company share,” 1 p., written on both sides, 11 May 1891.