Kushwee Kahdy, Asaf Kahdy, and other unknown relatives in formal attire. The back of the photo says, "L to R, Papa's mother Kushwee Kahdy, Papa - Assif Geo. Kahdy, other relatives." Underneath the relative description there is a note with an arrow…
A framed portrait of Marta Sawaya and Dr. Habib Sawaya in formal attire. Caption on the back reads, "Marta died 1901 or 2 and Dr Habib Saway died before Marta. Betegrine, Lebanon Late 1800's. George A. Kahdy's grandparents in Lebanon maternal side.…
Postcard from Nell Kahdy to Uncle Tom (photo of baby Nellie). Caption on the back reads, "Nell Kahdy. Baby Nell 1917. Mike Mitri Wehbie Jiddie's brother. Maybe a little late. Died early in 20's or late 1919, rupture appendix." There is also a note…
Young Nell Mettrey Kahdy in a white dress, standing and posing with her hand on the back of the chair she is standing on. The back is labelled "1917, mom", 1917
Asaf Kahdy holds his young son, George Kahdy, on their trip from Lebanon to the United States. Asaf Kahdy leans over slightly as his son and him sleep. An unknown woman sits next to them. The back of the photo reads, "My grandfather Asaf George Kahdy…
Young George Kahdy sits in between his two parents Asaf and Adma Kahdy who are in formal attire. Caption on the back reads, "George A. Kahdy and parents Asaf George Kahdy and Adma Sawaya Kahdy. 1923 USA."
Asaf Kahdy sits with young George Kahdy on his lap and Adma Sawaya Kahdy sits next to them. Caption on the back reads, "Asaf George Kahdy, son George Asaf Kahdy, Adma Sawaya Kahdy."
Young Bill Mettrey, Nell Mettrey, Amelia Mettrey, and Helen and Chris Wehbie formally dressed and standing together. Bill Mettrey and Chris Wehbie have on identical jackets while Nell Mettrey, Amelia Mettrey, and Helen Wehbie are dressed in similar…
Young Nell Kahdy, Uncle Mettrey (Chris Wehbie), Uncle William (Bill Mettrey), and Elizabeth Sliman (Elias). Caption on the back at the bottom reads, "Some took last named Wehbie and some took Mettrey."
Young George Kahdy who is in a long sleeve shirt, shorts, and an large tie with Afifi and Genee Kahdy in dresses on either side of him. Caption on the back reads, "George Kahdy, Afifi, and Genee Kahdy."
Mike and Mary Mitri-Wehbie, Nell Kahdy's parents, standing outside against a car. Mike Wehbie props against the spare wheel attached to the trunk of the car while Mary Wehbie stands to his left. Caption on the back reads, "Nell's father and mother.…
The Ark posting of results of "most popular Syrian young lady in the Mid West" with pictures of Elizabeth Swyden and Nellie Mettrey, probably late 1930's.
Nell and Eva Mettrey standing side by side near a brick wall. Nell leans against it and holds onto a piece of nearby ivy. Caption on the back reads, "Mother of Jim, Mikey, John and Wm (Named William Mettrey." 1934 Eva and Nell Mettrey (Kahdy)."
Mary Nehra Saliba Wehbie and Mikail Mitri Wehbie in separate portraits that have been placed in decorative, golden frames. There are also attached notes that identify both Saliba and Wehbie.
Portrait of Mikail Mitri-Wehbie Saliba (Nell Mettrey Kahdy's maternal grandfather). Caption on the back reads, "Nell Mettrey Kahdy's mom's dad. Mikail Mitri-Wehbie Saliba. Early 1900's."
A portrait of Afifi and Khalil Freije who are both dressed formally. Caption on the front at the bottom reads, "My aunt Afifi, Dad's sister. Uncle Khalil, Peter's brother." There is also an arrow in the left corner that labels these individuals as a…
Nellie Mettrey Kahdy (on the left) and Amelia Mettrey Wehbie Salem (on the left) walking down Fayetteville, Street in Raleigh, North Carolina. They are both dressed in formal dresses while holding boxes. The details of who's in the photo and what…
A portrait of Nell Kahdy in which she's wearing a dress with a lace collar. On the side of the photo it reads, "With all my love, Nell." The back of the photo reads, "1943 or 1944 engagement. Nellie Mettrey Kahdy."
Nell Kahdy smiling as she stands outside next to a tree. She is wearing casual clothing and has pilot wings pinned to her shirt. Written on the back is "1943."
