Reports that Luke Lea paid the taxes on the Hamilton County land and that Mr. Gaut and Mr. Trewhitt will try to rent the land as Park has requested.

Reports tracing a disputed land title for land in Hamilton County and requests that Park forward to him the deed for the land. Suggests that Park put tenants on the land.

Reports that the tenants are lazy and have consumed most of the corn crop. Suggests that Park remove these people and get a trusty man to serve as his agent in collecting rent and controlling crops.

Explains decisions in two suits involving James Park and his son.

Sends word of progress in a suit against the estate of E. C. Rice.

Report of agent in charge of the land in Hamilton County.

States that he has been unable to find a purchaser for land in Hamilton County. Reports on condition of two other tracts of land and his failure to find renters for the land. Suggests that Park send someone to look after the land.

Reports purchasing a tract of land sold at auction on Park's behalf. Requests that Park send the money to Cleveland before August 4.

Itemizes fees he has paid for Park and asks that his account be credited with the total.

Murphy is living William Park's land in Jasper and wants to extend his lease for another year.

Makes arrangements to pay rent.

This collection houses correspondence, ledgers, and bank records documenting the lives of several members of the Park family in Knoxville, Tennessee and Galleighan, Ireland. Among the topics discussed are family news, national politics, and land holdings that the Parks are renting out.