Regarding giving work credit to guards working on Sunday.

On the same page, note from Francis G. du Pont to Pierre Gentieu regarding keeping "enclosed gentleman" out of the yard.

Sending in check payment for photographs.

For the amount of $1.00 in dues, dated at Du Pont Mills, Delaware.

Names of workers, indicating the amount during the week each spent working on soda, saltpetre, sporting, and prismatic powder work.

Thanking him for gifts recently received and discussing accounts and withdrawal orders at Wilmington Trust Company. A.D LeCarpentier was not related to the du Pont family; his father Charles LeCarpentier emigrated from France in 1829 and later became a chemist for the DuPont Powder Company and a valued employee.

Consits of dates of importance regarding the du Pont family and the company, mostly deaths and explosions.

List of explosions and other major events in the Hagley Yard or in the lives of the du Pont family and company.

Describes the DuPont exhibit at Madison Square Garden. Includes lists of items displayed and notations regarding expenses

Tracks the amount of powder packs in Hagley Yard.