This collection consists of an account book and personal letters. The account book is most likely that of Joseph Clay or James Habersham, Jr., as Joseph Habersham was in England, 1768-1771 and the book is dated 1769 and 1780. The letters are to Joseph Habersham's wife, Isabella, stating he and Mr. Clay will arrive soon to move the women, to Pierce Butler regarding the need to hand Butler over to the Sheriff, from John Habersham with family news and the need to remove Mr. Lange from the Post Office, from Thomas Jefferson offering Habersham the office of Treasurer of the U.S., and to Abraham Baldwin with his reasons for resigning as Postmaster General. The collection also contains a photograph of a silhouette of Joseph Habersham.