Letter to Stephen Curran from his father, Peter Curran sending news from Ireland and imploring Stephen to write.

Letter to Stephen Curran from his father, describing the failure of the year's potato crop and admonishing his son for not writing. Peter states that his letter is being written by another man who is staying in his home, but provides his own signature.

Letter to Stephen Curran from his niece, Mastin [?] relaying news of relatives, the family's farm and stock, and asking her uncle to pay £6 for her brother John's passage to America.

Letter sent from Ireland to Stephen Curran signed only "your fond niece". The letter sends news of the family's debts incurred for meal, and of Stephen's mother's ill health. The niece requests that Peter "[…] send me my passage and fetch me out of this poor country."

Letter to Peter T. Curran in Kinsley, Kansas from his niece, Ella Curran, sending news of friends and relatives near Chicago and relaying condolences following the death of Stephen Curran.

Letter to Peter T. Curran in Kinsley, Kansas from his niece, Lillie Butterworth, in Chicago sending word of friends and relatives and requesting news and family photos.

One partially-printed receipt for a plot in the Catholic Cemetery in Morris, Illinois. N.B: Stephen's wife, Ellen, died April 23, 1863.