The first piece of correspondence is to the Honorable Henry B. Gonzalez of Washington D.C. from Mrs. W.W. Jackson dated October 4, 1962. The second set of correspondence from 1966 (with a typo of 1965 on Dr. Friend’s letter) involves Mrs. W.W. Jackson and Dr. Llerena B. Friend, a librarian at the Barker Memorial Library in Austin, Texas. These letters discuss resources regarding Dr. Samuel Peterson and included is a page of notes and a biography of Dr. Peterson. The third and final set of correspondence from 1969 to Mrs. Jackson includes two letters from John B. Blake, Ph.D. at the National Library of Medicine and one from Katherine M. Richards, Assistant Librarian at the Yale Medical Library. Also included is a page of notes stapled to Katherine Richards’s letter and photocopies of a collection of German medical works titled Artzneybuch. Following the correspondence is a program for the 17th Annual Session of the Texas Folk-Lore Society at the Witte Museum and Menger Hotel in San Antonio, Texas in April 1931. The publication of Man, Bird, and Beast by the Texas Folk-Lore Society edited by J. Frank Dobie from 1930 is included next. The program previously mentioned was found in the publication of Man, Bird, and Beast. A Notice of an Election to Amend the City Charter of the City of San Antonio was found in a charter of San Antonio booklet that is catalogued. This notice is included here and is addressed to Craig Jackson. Signatures of famous Texas (J.D. Giddings, Joseph D. Sayers, M.C. Hamilton) are included and on one sheet of black paper, the date is unknown.