Letters from Ray to his mother discussing church work, business finances, the depression, and the war.

Letters dealing with his clothing business.

Correspondence concerning Ray's work on John Taylor at the Church Historian Office. Letters contain a small amount of research material.

Correspondence pertains primarily to Ray and the research he had done on John Taylor prior to his death. Letters indicate that they are continuing the research on Taylor but have problems obtaining material & information from the Church Historian Office. Letters contain some research information and discussions of Ray and his work.

Correspondence concerning legislation opposed by Taylor (S. 40-Transferance of general power of eminent domain from the state to private institutions), and his attempts to convince Governor Lee to veto it.

Letter from Watkins to Taylor discussing possibilities of placing him in a state department position. Also several drafts of a letter from Ray to Watkins in which he offers his apoligies for a poor program which he wrote & which was adopted at the Utah County Convention.

Letters to State Senators Clegg and Hunter, Attorney General E.R. Callister, and Governor George Clyde expressing his opposition to S. 250, the Brigham Young University Eminent Domain Bill.

Correspondence between Taylor and Brooks relating to their current activities, research pertaining to John Taylor, and their opinions on Mormon Historians and the writing of Mormon history.

Correspondence between Taylor and Robertson, author of the "Chopping Block" newspaper column. Letters deal primarily with Robertsons declining health, as well as the publication of Uranium Fever.

Letters pertaining to Taylors mandatory retirement from the Sheriff's Office of Utah County and his resulting benefits and compensations.