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    Handwritten letter from J. P. Geortner to Peter Wittaker on August 14, 1825. Geortner informs Wittaker that missionary Jacob Senderling is being sent to the Lutherans in Williamsburg Township. Wittaker is to provide arrangements for Senderling's stay and is to introduce him to members of the Lutheran community.

    Handwritten letter from J. P. Geortner to Peter Witteker on September 21, 1825. Geortner states that the Missionary Committee is sending Jacob Senderling to the Lutheran congregation in Williamsburg Township. Wittaker is to provide arrangements for Senderling's stay and is to introduce him to members of the Lutheran community.

    Handwritten letter from Ernest L. Haselim to Peter Whitacker on July 23, 1826. The letter introduces Herman Hayunga who had just recently finished studying Theology at Hartwick Seminary. Haselim recommends that Hayunga become a minister for the Lutheran congregation in Williamsburg because Senderling was not willing to leave his present ...

    Handwritten letter from Jacob Senderling to Peter Witteker on September 18, 1826. Senderling informs Witteker that he will serve their pastor.