Arranged chronologically . June 1803-May 1807. Contains letters between Mary and Walter Titus transcribed by their son James Titus. Contains autographs and writings of students along with their names, ages, and birthplaces, and remarks to where moved, who married, etc. Earlier diaries very detailed as to teaching responsibilities, setting up the household, and farming duties.
Later diaries become more sketchy.
Also included are notations on church and social activities and entries on the activities of his wife and children. He includes in his later diaries information on his duties as a justice of the peace, a school examiner, and member of the school board. He also includes in the back of the diaries receipts and expenditures, planting and harvesting dates and addresses. Sketchy entries providing information on household chores, activities of the children and relatives, church and social activities, trips and visits. Includes a paper on corporal punishment and a speech to the Lucas County Teachers' Institute, both written by Aaron.