Summary
Thirteen autograph letters, signed, by members of the Robinson family, Quakers living in Grant, Iowa. Correspondents include Henry Robinson; his wife, Rachel Cammack; their son, Henry Robinson, Jr.; and Rachel Cammack's father, Samuel Cammack. The letters include discussion of the Quaker religion and the health and activities of family members. A 1855 letter from Iowa senator James Strong Thorington to Henry Robinson discusses how slavery controls politics in Washington, D.C. Also included are eight autograph manuscript poems by Henry Robinson, Jr. and other unidentified members of the family.