Correspondence cut into sections. It is addressed 'My dear William'.

Letters, primarily from Charles Sturt to Rev. Isaac Wood and his wife (Sturt's Aunt). Two earlier letters dated 1821 and 1822 talk about Charles' father and circumstances of schooling in England, while a later letter dated 1847 talks about Charles' leaving Australia.

Correspondence between members of the Sturt family and household staff. There are various references to Lady Grey. The front of the folder is marked 'Charles Sturt's brother's (William) family'.

Letters between members of the Sturt family; most are addressed to William [Neville Sturt] at Calcutta (Kolkata). Topics include personal and financial matters.

Letters between Charles Sturt and William [Neville Sturt] at Calcutta (Kolkata). Topics include personal and financial matters.

Letters between two Sturt brothers, most addressed to William [from John?].

Contains: 1) one notebook, fols. 4-12 of which detail 'Books left in South Australia in 1847'; fols. 16-19 contain sketches all marked '5th July'; and 2) one large photograph, dated 1879, of Lady Sturt [Charlotte] and family. Included are: Napier, Beatrix and daughter, Charlotte Eyre ['Missie'], and Charles Sheppey. A small envelope containing photographs of: Charlotte Eyre Sturt,...

Miscellaneous sketches and watercolours, some with notes.

Correspondence, primarily personal in nature. Includes letters written by Charles Sturt to his mother, sister Harriet, brothers William and Evelyn, son Charlie, and a cousin. Topics include the differing conditions of colonial posts, personal matters, the death of brothers Frederick and John, and financial matters, among others.

Correspondence with George MacLeay, Charles Cooper, and J. Harris Browne.

Correspondence, primarily personal in nature. Includes letters written by Charles Sturt at the time of his wedding, and subsequent letters to his wife Charlotte.