Consists of a letter from the Officer in charge of Records stating that Thomas Baker Brown has been reported missing on the 20-23/3/1918.

Concerning an interview and medical examination for the Army Officers' Emergency Reserve.

Consists of a letter from Tom Easton, Secretary of the Tyneside Scottish Association, to Robin Brown. The letter concerns the death of Thomas Baker Brown, and Easton discusses memories he has of Thomas Baker Brown both during and after the war.

Consists of a letter to the father of Thomas Baker Brown giving instruction on how he may send parcels and letters to his son in the Prisoner of War camp.

Consists of a letter to the father of Thomas Baker Brown giving instructions on how he can send money to his son in the Prisoner of War camp.

Consists of a letter from Isabella Mason to Jean Brown concerning the death of Isabella's son, Archibald Douglas Mason, from a shell wound.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Oliver, on behalf of the Tyneside Scottish Committee, to the father of Thomas Baker Brown. The letter concerns the awarding of a Military Medal to Thomas Baker Brown for 'his bravery'.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Oliver, on behalf of the Tyneside Scottish Committee, to the Mayor of Tynemouth. The letter concerns the awarding of a Military Medal.

Consists of a letter from the War Information Office to the father of Thomas Baker Brown acknowledging his letter which informed them that he was a Prisoner of War. Letter is signed by secretary Mary Ridley.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his brother George from a training camp in York. He describes an inspections, drills and spending his 6/6 per week salary in the canteen.