This folder contains a loose or disbound diary kept by Mary Counce Hunt, mother of Susan Counce Hunt, with entries dating from 1756-1758.

This folder contains correspondence between Susan Counce Hunt's parents, Mary Counce Hunt and Daniel Hunt. The letters chronicle life in Boston during the American Revolution and British occupation, and include a poem about the Boston Massacre.

This paper-bound volume with a pictoral cover is labeled "Sukey Counce Hunt, 1794" (Sukey is a diminuitive of Susan) and contains a math workbook with problems and solutions, as well as notes on sermons by Revs. Clay, Huntington, Eliot, Eckley, Bachellor, Lathrop, Grafton, Ellis, and Pitman. Also included in the volume is a historical timeline of antiquity, and further notes on sermons by Revs. Coffin, Stillman, Bradley, Grafton, Eliot, Robinson, Bolles, Pitman, and Read.

This small string-bound notebook contains an essay on the death of Susan Counce Hunt's mother, Mary Counce Hunt, followed by sermon notes on sermons by Revs. Bowles, Baldwin, Stillman, Morse, and Bradley.

This paper-bound volume contains Susan Counce Hunt's notes on sermons by Revs. Stillman, Bigelow, Eckley, Brookes, Collier, Baldwin, Lathrop, Nelson, and Chaplin.

This paper-bound volume contains Susan Counce Hunt's notes on sermons by Revs. Baldwin, Bacon, Wisner, Eaton, Humphreys, and Matthewson.

This paper-bound volume contains primarily sermon notes by Susan Counce Hunt, on sermons preached by Revs. Huntington, Jenks, Beecher, and Wisner. It also includes some diary-like information such as descriptions of the weather.

This paper-bound notebook contains Susan Counce Hunt's personal notes, including an extract from Charles Buck's memoir, and sermon notes on sermons delivered by Revs. Blagden, Sargent, Wisner, and Phillips.

This folder contains a religious poem by Herriot [illeg.] Hunt, dated December 20, 1821. The work focuses on the afterlife and it is entitled "Here and There, or This World and the Next".