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A collection of letters to Daniel Huntington from Benjamin Huntington and others. Five letters are from his father Benjamin Huntington and dated 1843 June 15 and Aug. 7, 1844 Oct. 12 and 28 and Dec. 21. The June 15 letter is written from New York and mailed to Daniel Huntington in London. The other letters are written from Rome, N.Y. and mailed to Daniel Huntington in Paris. All of Benjamin Huntington's letters to Daniel Huntington letters have seals, postmarks, and dockets. They discuss financial matters, family members and friends, and Daniel Huntington's paintings and possible painting commissions. One letter discusses the 1844 election. Another mentions the loss of a ship called the Alabamian. The remaining three letters are from George R. Lewis to Daniel Huntington, written from New London, Conn. on 1850 Mar. 15 (discussing the inclusion of an engraving by Huntington in a book by the Art Union, with seal, postmark, docket), S.W. Thompson to "Dear Sir" [Daniel Huntington?], written from N. Conway, 1855 May 27; and Mrs. N. [or M.?] B. Humphrey to Daniel Huntington, written from Brooklyn, 1877 Dec. 20 (discussing a portrait, written on mourning stationery, docket). There is also an envelope addressed to Daniel Huntington care of George Peabody, London, England. The docket on the envelope indicates it accompanied a lettter from a Mrs. Glass in Feb. 1858.