This collection consists of a single letter from John Baker from Robertson County, Tennessee. The letter is dated May 20, 1803 and concerns Baker's attorney ("Mr. Campbell") not receiving full payment for the judgment that was obtained.

This collection consists of two account books owned by Charles O. Hill. The books record his personal and business transactions from 1883-1903. In the personal transactions, he recorded his purchases of meat, coffee, whiskey, and collared shirts. In the business transactions, he recorded his buying of bulk food purchases for his store.

This collection consists of handwritten research notes and a piece by Basil Dukes entitled "Where Andrew Johnson's Mother was Buried." The author recollects the story told to him by a close friend of Andrew Johnson's, describing the cemetery plots belonging to the Johnson family.