Collections : [The Litchfield Historical Society]

Wrapper, letter to Mary Ann Goodrich Wolcott Whitehead, and letter to Frederick Wolcott.

Requests the company of Jane Lewis that evening. Friday morning. [before 1830]

General Erastus Wolcott's orderly book, kept during the American Revolution.

A copy of a narrative copied by George Gibbs from a first hand account of Roger Wolcott containing details of his life. The original was lost in the streets of New York by William Stone, Esquire to whom it had been loaned.

Letter written from New Lebanon Springs to Oliver Wolcott (1726-1797) reporting that Mary Ann Wolcott Goodrich is recovering. Notes that she has not used laudanum but three times and that she has not had diarrhea. They bathe twice daily and drink plentifully from the waters. Provides details of the resort and various cures resulting from the water.

Two letters to Henry Van Schaack. Forwards a report from the secretary of the treasury on public debt; gives family news; expresses opinion regarding laws of religious establishment and taxation; reports that he has consulted Tapping Reeve on the question and states his opinion.