Letter from Ira Hale to A.C. Craig, answering Craig’s question about O.S. Hale, includes envelope, dated March 30, 1876.

Letter from Ira Hale to Alida Kane Constable, he will send her quarterly reports on her land in New York, includes envelope, dated September 30, 1876.

Letter from Ira Hale to Alida Kane Constable, he sends her a deed to sign for all her land in Norfolk and Stockholm, dated December 20, 1876.

Photocopy of Last Will and Testament of Alida Constable, asks that her funeral expenses be modest, leaves most of her belongings to nieces and nephews, house at 1304 Walnut St. in Philadelphia given to Thomas L. Kane, most cash assets left to various charities and associations with which she was involved, some marginal notes written on copy, dated August 17, 1871.

Paper envelope, unfolded, addressed to Alida Kane Constable, date of production not identified.

Letter from Isaac Elliott to Alida kane Constable, enclosed document (not there) requires the attestation of two witnesses, date of production not identified.

Accounts of John Constable and H.B. Pierpont, “Amount of money received and charges paid on Lots . . . sold to settlers for the joint account of Mr. John Constable and H.B. Pierpont,” signed by Pierpont, dated March 20, 1817.

Letter from D. Codwise to John Constable, deals with land owned by Constable, copies 2 letters for John’s information: from M. Myers and Co., on the situation and quality of the lands in question, compares “The John Pierpont Share” to “Constable Share,” 24 October 1820; from David Putnam, regarding the sale of some of Constable’s land, June 1820; dated November 21, 1820.

Certificate from Arch Street Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, that John Constable is proprietor of Pew No. 32 at the price of $445, dated January 10, 1851.

Receipt, received $13.25 of John Constable by S. Agnew, for materials for Arch St. Presbyterian Church, dated March 20, 1851.