File consists of an autograph letter from Abraham to a John Gibson of Whitehaven.

File consists of 64 letters from Thomas Abraham to recepients including Robert, John, and Margaret Abraham, on subjects including literature and books, a local watch-making business, clothes, the newspaper business, as well as news of various friends and family members.

File consists of 13 autograph letters from John to Robert Abraham, on subjects including the 'almost childishly curious' nature of a 'Mr Thompson', family news, business matters, and a 23-day walk from Liverpool to London.

File consists of 4 autograph letters from John Abraham to Thomas Abraham, including an announcement of his marriage to a 'young lady' (Maria Hayes), as well as his sister Margaret's wedding. Elsewhere, the newspaper industry is discussed, with specific reference to Robert Abraham's personal finances in connection to the Montreal Gazette.

File consists of 3 autograph letters from John Abraham to Maria Abraham (née Hayes), his wife, including a description of his tour of Europe.

Drawing of a Pied Avocet from a 18th century specimen [modern geographical distribution: Europe, Africa, and Asia].

Award in The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada and the Heirs Leishman (docket title). Consists of arbitration document declaring that the offer made by the Grand Trunk Railway Company to the Leishman heirs was insufficient and that they are entitled to recover and receive compensation from the company. Another official copy of file MSG1235-20.

Award in The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada and the Heirs Leishman (docket title). Consists of arbitration document declaring that the offer made by the Grand Trunk Railway Company to the Leishman heirs was insufficient and that they are entitled to recover and receive compensation from the company. Another official copy of file MSG1235-19.

Notarized document regarding arbitrationr in the matter between Dame Leishman, Widow of James P. Dawes et al. and Dame Jane Loynachan, widow of Joseph Tinning et al.

Drawing of a male Babirusa from a 18th century specimen [modern geographical distribution: Indonesia.] Attributed to Peter Paillou.