Handwritten and signed letter written by Cockrill in Nashville, Tennessee on October 10, 1852 and addressed to his nephew, John C. Pulliam in Missouri. Cockrill gives instructions on how an order of 50,000 pounds of pork is to be shipped.

Handwritten, printed and signed documents from the state of Tennessee. One lists questions to be answered in a deposition from William Hawkins, and is dated 25 October 1796. The other, dated 14 November 1810, is a land grant of twenty acres from the state of Tennessee to Jacob Tussey (signed by William B. Graiger).

The Shelly J. Williamson papers are divided into nine archival series: Diaries and Scrapbooks; Personal Records; Church; Personal Correspondence; Education; Employment; Audiotapes; Calendars and Day Books; Photographs. The nine series contain information about many aspects of Ms. Williamson's life. Types of material include: diaries and scrapbooks, personal correspondence, and photographs.