Letter from Éamon De Valera to Kathryn McGarrity informing her that he will visit if he goes to Atlantic City and hoping to see her husband before leaving the USA, 1927 March 7.

Typescript letter from Éamon De Valera to Joseph McGarrity regarding the disappointing elections, the oath of allegiance, and the need for an Irish national newspaper in order to win the next election, 1927 June 28.

Note about Philadelphia by Éamon De Valera, [1919].

Copy of letter from Eamon de Valera to Thomas MacDonagh updating him on events in headquarters on a weekday night, 1915 Sept. 15.

Letters mostly to John J. Hearn regarding the Anglo-Irish Treaty, the Civil War and the Irish in the United States of America, 1922-1923.

Copy report titled "The President's Alternative Proposals", [1922].

Letter from Éamon De Valera to George Noble Plunkett, Count Plunkett, asking him to find out if Dr. Murphy has returned home from Rome, 1923 Jan. 22.

Cable from Eamon De Valera to Donal O'Callaghan requesting him to arrange a special drive for the collection of $100,000 in order to contest elections, undated.

Christmas card from Éamon De Valera to Robert Brennan, 1963.

Telegram from Éamon De Valera to Joseph McGarrity informing him that he will arrive in Philadelphia on Wednesday, 1928 February 6.

Cablegram from Éamon De Valera to John J. Hearn regarding a delegation sent to the United States of America after repeated requests from the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1922 Mar. 16.

Typed letter signed from Eamon De Valera to Margaret Cushing Osgood, 1933 March 20.

Note from Eamon de Valera to Thomas O'Connor of Dalkey Irish Volunteers to be at Stepaside village the next day, undated.

Letter from Éamon De Valera to George Noble Plunkett, Count Plunkett, acknowledging his estimate for half-year and forwarding it to the Minister for Finance, with instruction to make that sum available, 1921 Aug. 31.

Typescript letter from Éamon De Valera to Joseph McGarrity regarding the difficulties associated with setting up an alternative government to that of the Free State, 1922 October 19.

Statement issued by Éamon De Valera, H. Q. Fianna Fáil, 33 Lower O'Connell Street, Dublin, to the Irish press on his attitude towards Clann Éireann, 1926 Apr. 18.

Copy letter from Éamon De Valera to David Lloyd George responding to a telegram sent by George regarding Irish independence, 1921 Sep. 16.

Commandant De Valera's command : a reunion of the above will take place /

Mr. de Valera's reply to Mr. Churchill :

why Ireland was neutral.

Autograph letter from Eamon De Valera, 1926 September 28.