The Storm and Kolyer families papers contain genealogical notes including marriage, birth, death, and address lists; a land indenture between Lambert Suydam of the Town of Newtown and David Storm of the City of Brooklyn for land in the Town of Flatbush in Brooklyn, 1835; a land indenture between James L. and Lucia Williams of the Town of New Lots, East New York (now a neighborhood in Brooklyn) and David Storm (written as Storms on the document) also of the Town of New Lots for land in the Town of New Lots in Brooklyn, 1853; a bond between David Storm to Smith Durland for the sum of $800 to be paid by Storm or his heirs, 1839; a marriage certificate for William K. Grant and Libbie R. Kolyer, both of Brooklyn, married on February 22, 1888 with Richard Kolyer and Mary L. Smythe as their witnesses; a summons to jury duty for David Storms, Jr. to attend a term of the Circuit Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer at City Hall in the City of Brooklyn, October 17, 1864 and dated September 26, 1864; an invitation for the wedding of Mamie L. Smythe and Richard V. Kolyer on September 5, 1888 in Woodhaven, Long Island; a church dismission for David Storms, 1875; correspondence regarding genealogical information for the Kolyer, Remsen, and Hegeman families; a receipt for the purchase of cloth, 1864; a Kings County Supreme Court announcement for the auctioning of land in the Town of New Lots in Brooklyn, 1877; certificate of baptism, 1918; and news clippings of obituaries relating to the Storm and Kolyer families.