Sub-series consists of Morgan-Kelly's incoming correspondence, including correspondence concerning her interest in documenting and preserving the Trutch family history, and correspondence pertaining to the estate of Sir Joseph W. Trutch.

Sub-series consists of Trutch's daily diaries for the years 1870, 1897, 1902, and 1906 . Diaries include notations pertaining to his appointments and activities, financial transactions, correspondence, and the weather.

Sub-series consists of envelopes originally containing correspondence addressed to the Trutch family, particularly to John Trutch.

Sub-series consists of receipts and accounts pertaining to Trutch's financial affairs.

Sub-series consists of the incoming correspondence of Sir Joseph William Trutch. Correspondence is mainly from family members, including Charlotte H. Trutch, Caroline Agnes Trutch, William Pinder, and Emily White.

Sub-series consists of incoming correspondence from relatives.

Sub-series consists of legal documents of Sir Joseph William Trutch, including his last will and testament and an indenture pertaining to family financial arrangements in preparation for the marriage of his brother John in 1870.

Sub-series consists of clippings of various obituaries published after Trutch's death and related correspondence.

Sub-series consists of miscellaneous correspondence and fragments of correspondence. Includes mainly correspondence to Trutch from non-relations, pertaining to social matters, financial concerns, and the death of his brother Joseph.

Sub-series consists of a photograph of a family friend given to Morgan-Kelly with related letter and a list of documents destroyed prior to the fonds' donation to the University.

Sub-series consists of Trutch's outgoing correspondence to his brother Joseph, his sister Charlotte, and his daughter Charlotte.

Sub-series consists of Trutch's outgoing correspondence, including some copies of original correspondence held by the Oregon Historical Society.

Series consists of two reports by Sir Joseph William Trutch, including a "Report on the Lower Fraser Indian Reserves" and a report advocating the construction of roads in the Rocky Mountain passes.