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Includes school report cards to Miss Lynch (1821-24); Program (proposal?) for concert at Brooklyn Female Academy (1847); correspondence to Anna Payne (1860) and Sarah (Lynch?) (1894); and proposals for development of Luquer property on Fulton Street (circa 1913). A map was separated from the development proposal and is cataloged separately in BHS's map collection, call number B P-1848(19--?).Fl.

An oversize indenture was moved to the oversize box.

The folder also includes the portion of a 1886 saloon passenger list from the steamship Britannic with Lea and Eloise's daughter's name (Eloise P.).

Also includes clips of "The Comet" edited by T.T.P. Luquer (1879).

Documents refer to burial lots that include the Low, Luquer, Lynch, Pierrepont, and related families. Oversize documents moved to oversize box.

Includes four letters from Henry Evelyn P. to his wife (1865-66); and correspondence, particularly to and from Seth Low Pierrepont, concerning One Pierrepont Place and the estate of Anna Jay Pierrepont (1940s).

Includes bonds with attached coupons, two letters concerning the defenses of Fort Fisher (N.C.) and Wilmington (N.C.), and one letter concerning authorization for payments in Charleston (S.C.).

Includes pages of Episcopal Recorder and Church and State (1872); a pamphlet "Advice upon Epidemic Cholera" (1866), and notes and an essay on colonial boundaries, possibly by T.T.P. Luquer.

Includes material removed from folders 3 and 12.