Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Elizabeth Wood Kane asking her to send him some important letters with her advice on them, mentioning the possibly of selling the well, and enclosing an incomplete note on graph paper. Dated September 30, 1878.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Elizabeth Wood Kane mentioning that he needs to decide whether he should go abroad as a foreign minister or stay where he is and continue lecturing. The envelope is included with the letter. No date on item. Date of production not identified.

Letters from Thomas L. Kane to his wife, Elizabeth Wood Kane, and their daughter Harriet Kane. He tells Elizabeth about his business plans and when he expects to arrive home. He tells Harriet about two horses, Tot and Nelly. No date on item. Date of production not identified.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Elizabeth Wood Kane about a letter he wrote to H.L. Taylor & Co. where he instructs them to telegraph to Chicago. Postmarked in May, no year on item. Dated May, approximately 1868-1880.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Elizabeth Wood Kane saying that he is going to the depot and he will write from Chicago. No year on item. Dated May 24, approximately 1863-1880.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Elizabeth Wood Kane saying that his current business would interest her but it would also interest too many others so he is only reporting his progress instead of details. Dated May 27, approximately 1863-1880.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Elizabeth Wood Kane saying that he hasn't had much time to write because he's been traveling and is currently on his way to Chicago. No year on item. Dated May 24, approximately 1863-1880.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Elizabeth Wood Kane saying that he left the day before at ten and returned that morning at six. He traveled with General Hurlburt going there and John Russell Young coming back. He encloses two "June rosebuds" wrapped in newspaper (now in a standard envelope). The original envelope is included with the letter. No year on item. Dated May 29, approximately 1863-1880.

Letter from William Wood to Thomas L. Kane saying that he didn't where Kane was before reading his letter. He advises Kane to go to Eaton Hall. The letter is incomplete. Year not on item. Dated July 28, approximately 1840.

Letter from Harriet Wood to Thomas L. Kane about her health, William Wood's involvement in politics, and Thomas L. Kane's accident and his papers being searched. Dated October 12, 1840.