This subseries contains correspondence to and from Esther Thompson. Most, though not all, correspondants are either family members or discussing various members of the Thompson family.

Includes letter from Alain C. White returning the Brown letters and mentions Taxipuss, "friend" of Whitlock White the cat. Miss Brown conducted some research into the Reeve family, including trying to locate a portrait of Judge Reeve. Included is a letter from Emma R. Curtiss, a Reeve descendant, and her son, F. R. Curtiss.

Letters from Esther H. Thompson's cousin. Discusses visiting with various people, information on various family members. Church was born in 1839 but is a cousin. Discusses trouble in the "Far East". Mentions an article by Helen Keller. C stands for Charles.

An early authority on antiques writes about a pewter Tea Caddy

This subseries contains correspondence to and from Esther Thompson. Most, though not all, correspondants are either family members or discussing various members of the Thompson family.

Discusses the destruction of the Flute Factory in Fluteville, Thomaston.

This subseries contains correspondence to and from Esther Thompson. Most, though not all, correspondants are either family members or discussing various members of the Thompson family.

Letter with images and words cut and pasted onto it as part of the writing. Talks about the Wilbraham School. The writer is living in the Van Densen Inn in Westfield, MA (picture included).

A great granddaughter of Samuel Sheldon writes what she remembers of him and his portrait.

Tells of his grandfather, Johnson Logan, [illegible] and other family matters.