A letter from Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Salt Lake City to "Brother and Sister" (probably Leena and Hyrum and possibly Jim) in Dingle, Idaho. The letter mentions they are looking for a Eureka wringer in Ogden and Salt Lake and says to tell Chet to send for one. She says that Fred has been uptown and got the money and that Mother is quite worried about them. She asks for word about (Hyrum) going on a mission. Undated.

A letter from Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona, to her mother, brother, sister, and baby (probably Leena and Hyrum Oakey) in Dingle, Idaho. Sarah just got Fred's letter and is glad they are home safe. She assures her mother that she is well and says she will see them soon. Dated April 5, 1886.

A letter from George Warren Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona to Alfred Oakey in Dingle, Idaho. The letter is on the reverse side of Sarah's letter. George writes about canal surveying and the opening of the new mines. Dated April 5, 1886.

A letter from Addie Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona to her aunt Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Dingle, Idaho. She gives news of the family and what she is doing. Addie says that Bess is sick and Aunt Sarah is visiting. She asks if she has named the baby yet and if she could send a picture of the baby. Dated May 3, 1887.

A letter from Lucy Ann Oakey in Salt Lake City to her aunt Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Dingle, Idaho. Lucy tells Sarah to kiss Mamie for her and hopes that Hyrum and Leena are better. She then talks about fashion. Dated May 26, 1887.

A letter from Warren L. Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona to George Edward Sirrine in Dingle, Idaho. The letter tells of illnesses among family and neighbors and reports on the mining activity. Dated April 29, 1887.

Another letter from Warren L. Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona to George Edward Sirrine in Dingle, Idaho. The letter begins on page 5 and is written after their mother died 6 June 1893. Warren comments that things are not the same since mother died but she is better off. He also gives his hopes that George will come visit. Undated.

A letter from George Edward Sirrine in Mesa, Arizona to Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Dingle, Idaho. George says he got Sarah's letter on June 13th. He is lonesome and blue. He writes about the neighbors, family, and illness. He harvested 10 gallons of honey. Dated Friday, June, no year.

A letter from Della Sirrine Hibbert in Zenos, Arizona to her brother George Edward Sirrine in Bear Lake, Montpelier, Idaho. Della gives George her plans for her honeymoon, wondering if he will want to return to Mesa with her and her husband when they come through Salt Lake. She relates that their mother wants a long letter from him. Dated March 15, 1887.

A letter from Sarah Oakey Sirrine in Dingle, Idaho to an unknown person in Mesa, Arizona. The letter is probably to George or another suitor. She includes a poem and news about young people and parties. Undated though probably between 1877 and her marriage in 1879.