Autograph letter signed, from J.L. Brown, Williamsville, to Thomas L. Kane, he can’t get the amount of lumber out in only a month, includes other company affairs, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 25 December 1858.

Autograph letter signed, from E. Burlingame, Williamsville, to TLK, the mill and shanty, clearing the channel, his sister died, the amount of lumber needed to fence the Lee Lot, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 27 December 1858.

Autograph letter signed, from J.L. Brown, Smethport, to William Biddle, gives facts about the “Road Tax of 1857,” also autograph letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane Struthers to Biddle, he doesn’t think Brown is liable to the State Road Commissioners, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 28 December 1858.

Autograph letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane, Philadelphia, to J.L. Brown, asks him to stop sawing until speaking with E. Burlingame, 1 p., 5 January 1858 [actually 1859?]

Letter, from Thomas L. Kane, Philadelphia, to E. Brulingame, copy, written by Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, more on the lumber and the dam, Brown’s behavior, 2 pp., 3 January 1859.

Letter, from Thomas L. Kane to J.L. Brown, copy, written by Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, responses to Brown’s complaint against Burlingame, 1 p., 3 January 1859.

Autograph letter signed, from E. Burlingame, Williamsville, to Thomas L. Kane, clearing the channel, counting the lumber, accounts, 1 p., 17-18 January 1859.

Autograph letter signed, from Burlingame, Williamsville, to Thomas L. Kane, [Biddle told Brown not to have the dam torn down?], men fear a lawsuit if they do it, part of letter is pasted down to previous one, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 17 February 1859.

Letter, from Thomas L. Kane to Biddle, copy, written by Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, sends Biddle letter from Burlingame, is the statement correct?, 1 p., 24 February 1859.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to E. Burlingame, Thomas L. Kane is too sick to write and see about Burlingame’s problem, 1 p., 24 February [1859].