Twenty-two letters (43 pages) from Danford, a Private in Company H., 12th Michigan Infantry, written to his wife, Eunice, at home in Andover, New York. The letters from Arkansas comment on the feelings of the civilian population in the state. The remaining items (15 pages) consist of electrostatic copies of legal documents dated 1892, 1900, 1904, and 1908-1909, pertaining to Eunice M. Cole Barber's efforts to obtain a widow's pension.