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It is unclear when these pencil copies were made and where the original journal is located. The one date included is 1766.

To Tully in New Haven regarding his daughter Eunice Tully.

To Tully in New Haven on the death of Tully's daughter Catherine and the death of his own daughter.

Herrick handled legal affairs for the Tully family. He requests information on the type of stone and inscription for the grave, probably for Mary Tully, Dr. Tully's wife, who died in September 1853.

Incomplete letter with envelope addressed to William Tully in Springfield "per Miss Elizabeth L. Tully." On reverse is a pencil transcription from the tombstone of the Rev. Elam Potter (1742-1794), father of William Tully's wife.

To Tully in New Haven concerning accounts.

Is replying belatedly to Tully's letter. A physician friend will visit Tully in Springfield. Tully had died February 28, 1859.

Sends Mr. Pratt's acount.

Concerning a prescription that Tully gave him.