The collection consists of correspondence, genealogical information, photographs, yearbooks and publications dating from 1903-1959 related to Donald Hatch Andrews; his son, Donald H. Andrews, Jr.; and possibly Andrews's father, Russell G. Andrews. The correspondence spans 1923-1959 and is comprised of incoming letters to Donald Hatch Andrews. Five of them are from Yale University music professor, Ellsworth Grumman. Andrews had a life-long interest in music, perhaps enhanced by his friendship (and possible piano studies) with Grumman.The genealogical information was most likely compiled by Andrews's father or grandfather. It documents the Barnes, Grindley, Newell, Stanley, and Woodruff families, and also include copies of tombstone inscriptions. The yearbooks belonged to Donald Hatch Andrews, Jr., who attended Sanford Preparatory school in Hockessin, Delaware. Three of them are autographed by various students; their comments provide some insight into Andrews, Jr.'s interests and character. There are two photo albums. One contains cabinet photographs of family members from the late nineteenth century, and the other contains cyanotype photographs of an unidentified location, most likely Southington, Connecticut.