How asks for transportation for two girls from Winchester, Virginia to Greencastle, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

How contacts Lacey, asking him to find a man named MacRichardson who kidnapped a free black woman and her children from Franklin County, Pennsylvania in 1864.

Woodhull refers to a letter from Thaddeus Stevens about three black children who were taken from his property by Confederate forces during the war.

Ordway writes about the letter of Priscilla Marshall, from Franklin County, Pennsylvania, concerning her missing children.

Priscilla Marshall provides testimony on her behalf to Brown to support her claim that three of her children were taken by Confederate soldiers during the war. Based on the letter and evidence of previous correspondence with Brown, two of her children may currently be in the care of the Virginia Freedmen's Bureau.

Marston thanks Jackson for his assistance in locating his wife, Martha, and asks that Jackson inform him when she will depart for Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, so that Marston may meet her.