Scope and Contents Contains a notice of a sale by the Sheriff of Peter Whitbeck's horse to satisfy a debt. An execution sale is a sale of property by the sheriff under authority of a court's writ of execution in order satisfy an unpaid obligation. This one took place at "L. Wharts' Inn" in Athens.

Scope and Contents Contained is what appears to be a summary of finances of the Baptist Church written on the letterhead of the Stewart House, proprietor William H. Stewart, at Athens.

Scope and Contents File contains a letter illegibly signed but addressed to William Fraser, an attorney at Athens and concerns the retrieval of some documents left by the sender.

Scope and Contents File contains a typewritten description of the Village of Athens as recalled by Angeline O. Groesbeck. The description is written in narrative form and seems to be a manuscript meant for publication.

Scope and Contents File contains an indenture for land sold by Stephen Haight within the Loonenburg Patent. Document is in a somewhat damaged state.

Scope and Contents File contains court papers concerning Casper Hallenbeck, Jr. an insolvent debtor from Athens.

Scope and Contents File contains court papers of Martin Hallenbeck, an insolvent debtor from Athens.

Scope and Contents File contains a letter from Benjamin Haviland to Abraham Van Dyck concerning a matter being settled with Judge Leonard Bronck.

Scope and Contents File contains a single letter from Elberta Hazard to her friend Elizabeth Houlin[?] at Athens. Letter has no date but seems to be from the early 19th century. Letter describes Elberta's domestic life and social cirlce.

Scope and Contents File contains accounts and receipts of the Board of Health of the village of Athens, formed to counter the Cholera Epidemic of 1832. Itemized accounts contain descriptions of tasts mebers of the board undertook or appointed others to conduct to combat the spread of disease in the village.