Accounts, surveys, and correspondence of Churchill and his brother Seldon Churchill of Utica, New York, pertaining to the costs of warrants, commissions, the locating and surveying of western lands, interest and taxes, breaking sod, ditching, seeding, and wages, all pertaining to military warrants for 11,570 acres of land in Iowa, 1847-1850; some warrants were used for speculation, others were located.

Warrant addressed to "any constable of the said county" to levy a fine of $3.63 against Alexander Morrison, or to arrest him if he cannot pay the fine. The fine is the result of a court case in which Brigham Hanks was the plaintiff and Morrison was the defendant. The warrant is signed by Samuel W. Burnham.

Warrants, notes, summonses for trespass and damage, petition for incorporation of Athens township, survey reports for roads; persons mentioned include Edward Herrick, John M'Kean, and Jonathan Stevens.

Genealogical records, property transactions, bills, school reports, accounts, correspondence, clippings, summons, warrants, militia records, and other papers of the Corbitt family of Schuyler County, New York, and the apparently related families Bush, Peter, Gilbert, Mapes, Newman, and Chase; several other family names are mentioned. Figuring most prominently are Otis R. Corbitt, Aaron Corbitt, and Walter Corbitt.

Account books, road warrant, diaries, clippings, daybook, and cash books for a family in Norwich, Chenango County, New York; includes road warrant for Charles A. Newton, and the constitution of the New York State Farmers' League.