Includes a copy of the Revision of Discipline.

Includes alphabetical lists of families, silhouettes of profiles, and copies of “A Childhood Experience.”

This the story of Martha Sellers, written for her great –nephews and –nieces. Pages 1-280, 1830-1887.

This the story of Martha Sellers, written for her great –nephews and –nieces. Pages 283-617 and appendix.

Includes: Descriptions of Garthgynan, with some acknowledgement letters for visits; list of the items to be sold at auction from Joseph Bancroft’s estate at Garthgynan February 2, 1822 due to his departure; correspondence regarding trips to Garthgynan in the 1970s and 1980s; and copies of photographs of Garthgynan.

Includes: Photographs of “Cufeld,” the home of the John Bancroft family, one photograph identifies the people in the photograph, but does not identify the owner of “Cufeld"; and a note from Stephen Clark which might have been sent with the picture of “Cufield” and which identifies the site as being located near Ivy Road and Kentmere Parkway in Wilmington, and owned by John Bancroft

A two-page description of the history and location of the house in which Sarah Poole was raised. Sarah Poole was William Bancroft’s mother. The envelope has a post mark of 1894 and handwritten notes by William Bancroft.

List of the owners: from Joseph Bancroft, through William, ending with John Bancroft, Sr. For a period of time (until 1988), the house was used as a restaurant. Subsequent to its vacancy, there was an attempt to convert it to living space. House dimensions, floor by floor, measured in cubic feet, delineating size of each room; and calculations of necessary radiator space, and a copy of a picture of the dining room when owned by Joseph and Sarah in 1865.

Regarding a search for Phil Rhoads’ notes and sketch of the Mills of Beaver Run.

The future of the Woodlawn Trustees.