by Ernest Ross Camfield. 1999. 

Abiel Camfield's will, detailed in the documents, focuses on settling debts, funeral expenses, and the distribution of his estate among his children and wife. The historical accounts provide insights into the Camfield family history, including references to John Camfield I's tomb inscription and efforts to preserve family records. Additionally, details about Thurber, Texas, shed light on the social life and labor disputes in the former coal-mining town, highlighting its historical significance.

The documents also mention William Augustus Camfield, offering information about his family background, census records, and genealogical research. Memories shared by family members about Thurber provide personal recollections of life in the town, emphasizing the impact of coal mining on the community and the town's cultural importance.

Reflecting on family heritage and legacy, the documents stress the importance of preserving historical information for future generations. They acknowledge individuals who have contributed to the preservation of family history and highlight the significance of historical monuments like "Meadow Garden" in Newark, New Jersey. The Camfield family history detailed in the documents includes accounts of notable events, business dealings, and connections to prominent figures in American history.