Box 11

Letters of 1806, from Lancaster, Pa., to Beulah, when Jos. was in the State Legislature. 1815, letters to Beulah, during trip abroad. Mentions effect of Bonaparte's return and final defeat on his own travel plans. 1824 and 1826, two other journeys, in the U.S., by himself.

Passports: Include one signed at Washington, by James Monroe (Secy. of State), and one signed at London, by John Quincy Adams (when he was Ambassador to England); also one for Beulah and Joseph, signed by Timothy Pickering.

Letter to nephew, Samuel Sansom, Phil. London. Concerns purchase of land in Pa. by John Sansom, for which deed probably lost, and ways to recover it

Letters to wife from London. Tells of his business trip to England; sends letter of introduction for new apprentice. Summons, Phil., to Samuel Sansom, jr., to jury duty on the Supreme Court.

Letters to Samuel Morris

Letter to Samuel Morris. Sendai, Japan. Thanks for gift to school of Cowper's poems; encloses Japanese acknowledgment from officer of the school

Letter to cousin, Samuel Sansom. Bristol, gives news of his family.

Letters to Samuel Morris. [N.Y.] Kobe [Japan] and Mt. Kisco, N.Y. Also picture, clipped from the Friend, 4mo. 28, 1893

Letters to Samuel Morris, mostly religious