Notebook of Thomas Bayes ca. 1747-1749

James Dodson, ‘First Lecture on Insurances’, ca. 1756

James Dodson, ‘A Table of decrements wherein the hazard of life is esteemed to be as great as any author has conceived it to be, or as can be deduced from any Bills or Mortality hitherto made public’; ‘A Table of the present values of Annuities of 1£ each for single lives computed at 3 per cent compound interest from the beforegoing…’; ‘A Table of the Premiums payable for insuring at one payment 100£ on a Life of a given Age; deduced from the preceding Table of the Values of Annuities on Lives’; ‘A Table of the Annual Premiums payable for insuring 100 £ during the whole continuance of a single Life of any of the following Ages according to the beforegoing principles’[&c.], ca. 1756

John Edwards [and Richard Price], Correspondence between Richard Price and John Edwards, 1768-1771 [on actuarial investigations].

[Richard Price], ‘Observations on the proper method of keeping the Accounts [at] the Society for Equitable Assurances…’, 1774.