Letter from Young, Jr., to Thomas L. Kane, Daniel H. Wells and family quarantined with smallpox, the District Courts rulings, Presidents Grant's Indian policy. Dated April 9, 1873.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Young, Jr., he is leaving to Kane next week, letters should be addressed there. Dated April 24, 1873.

Letter from Young, Jr. saying he received Kane's letter of March 29, 1873. Dated May 7, 1873.

Letter from Young, Jr. to Thomas L. Kane, written [copied?] by Thomas L. Kane, his father wants Thomas L. Kane to counsel with George Q. Cannon , about Brigham Young's private interests and the Church's. Dated May 20, 1873.

Letter from Young, Jr., Salt Lake, to Cannon, Washington, on the will. Dated January 16, 1878.

Letter from Young, Jr., to Cannon, about Brigham Young's will, they should give a "liberal allowance" to the mothers and minors, pay outstanding debts, and then divide the rest between the heirs. Dated January 17, 1878.

3 empty envelopes addressed to Brigham Young, Jr. in Salt Lake City, Utah. Dated approximately 1873-1878.

Letter from Young, in Thomas L. Kane's writing [copy?], President Grant is hostile, Brigham Young shouldn't go back to the judges. Dated November 8, 1873.

Letter from Young relating an experience he had with Kane's aunt. Dated November 9, 1871.

Letter from Young, Philadelphia, to [Thomas L. Kane], Brigham Young wants to know what Thomas L. Kane thinks about them sending a delegation to Great Britain asking them to cede to the Church land in British Columbia. Dated November 9, 1871.