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Copy of letter from John Barker to Joseph Gibson, made by Barker for his wife Sarah Barker. The letter expresses his happiness at his wife's safe arrival in New England.

Signature of John Barker cut from a letter to his wife.

Fragment of a letter from Alice Wise to her mother Sarah Barker.

Letter from Henry Hall to his grandmother Sarah Barker. Contents of the letter chiefly concern family news.

Letter from John and Alice Gindall to Alice's brother Joseph Gibson, refusing Gibson's request for their daughter Sarah to go to live with him in New England on account of her age.

Letter from John Rolfe to Sarah Barker announcing his arrival in New England and his discovery that she also resides there.

Letter from Rev. John Wise to Sarah Barker. The letter reports that the family is well, gives news of their three children and implores her to write to them.

Letter from Joseph Gibson to Sarah Barker asking her and her son William Hall to go to live with him in New England. He promises that if she does, he will make her his heir. Outside of letter is addressed to John Barker, Sarah, died 1803's husband.

Letter from Rev. Timothy Walker to Sarah Barker, discussing a visit he had with her daughter and son-in-law, Alice Wise and Rev. John Wise, the summer before. He mentions an enclosed letter from them to her.