Fonds consists of one manuscript album of poetry, belonging to the Marchioness Townshend. Contains various genres of poetry in English, written between 1769 and 1771, including "comic poems on various occasions." Quarto manuscript written on laid paper in a neat scribal hand in brown ink throughout.

This file contains letters from Christina Dorothea Juncken to her daughter, Christina Barbara Hall, sent between approximately 1770 and 1785. Contents of the letters is primarily personal news and news of the extended family, as well as prayers for their well-being. The letters are arranged in rough chronological order.

This file contains correspondence from Christina Dorothea Rees (sometimes spelled Riess) to her sister Christina Barbara Hall. Letters chiefly concern family news, including information about the health of family members, and news of births and deaths. The letters are arranged in chronological order.

Letter from Christina Dorothea Rees to her sister, Christina Barbara Hall.

Receipt for £120 received from Joseph Gibson by Sarah Barker.

The Burney family manuscript collection consists chiefly of material created by Fanny Burney (1752-1840), novel Evelina (1778) was a bestseller during her life time and is still in print, as well as by Burney family members and friends. The manuscript collection contains correspondence, letter fragments, and a journal kept by Fanny Burney (1812), and other materials by Burney herself, other members of her family, and members of their circle. The collection also includes significant correspondence for her father, the musician and musical historian Charles Burney (1726-1814).

"Yarico to Inkle", with Marlay's" Prologue to the Begger's Opera" and Father Francis' "Prayer to Saint Agnes" comprise Jerningham's papers.

Letter from Christina Dorothea Juncken to her daughter, Christina Barbara Hall.

Miscellaneous papers (13), including notes on the Fief Choisy & the division line between Vaudreuil and Soulange, a letter to Ryland, lists of documents and extracts from the Registers of the Conseil Souverain kept by M.E.G.A.C. de L.