A letter and stamped envelope from Alfreda Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 27 May 1961. Included is an inserted card that reads 'Ronald R. Brabant, Ordained Priest, May 27, 1961.'
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis to Sister Marguerite Louvet and the Orphanage of St. Charles in Beirut (spelled Beyrouth), Lebanon, dated 15 December 1945 for $130.00.
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Adla Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Syria, dated 25 May 1942 for $25.00.
A postcard addressed to Mr. Toufic Ellis from Angele, undated. Angele confirms arriving to Lebanon with Kail, waiting for them were Namtallah and wife, her cousin Youssuf and family, Wajih Kmeid and brother and cousin, Khouri Butrus alTanouri. Next…
A postcard showing Jiita Grotto, Lebanon. From Angele to Kail, dated Oct. 21, 1978 (on stamp). Arabic section: 'your father is cooking Lubia (French bean) and doesn't leave kitchen'.
A poem translated by Angele and Alfred Ellis. Alfred sent it to the members of the family with this comment: '[Angele's] thoughts had gone beyond sixty-four years into a youthful past, happy and carefree days as a teenager. This proud Mother of ours…
A poem translated by Angele and Alfred Ellis. Alfred sent it to the members of the family with this comment: '[Angele's] thoughts had gone beyond sixty-four years into a youthful past, happy and carefree days as a teenager. This proud Mother of ours…
Angele Ellis' diary of the year 1981. It is a Khalil Gibran Diary For 1981 with a selection for each week from The Prophet and his other writings. Within the diary is also a letter to Angele Ellis from Badia Yara.
A newspaper clipping written in Arabic. Dated August 20, 1965. Title: 'Readers' Opinion', Angele writes to Al Hoda newspaper and thanks/praises them for their new section 'Voice from Diaspora'. Angele describes the new section: 'brings Lebanon news…
A newspaper in Arabic, Al-Hoda Newspaper, no. 23, dated Friday, May 12, 1967. Article title 'Voice from Diaspora, Relationships between Syria and Lebanon, by Angele Ellis'.
A letter addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis. Arabic section: Angele tells Kail she made 'baklava', she will send him the newspaper (didn't mention which one), Namtallah called and they are all good, Theresa went to Syracuse, and Munira…
A letter to Kail from Angele, date not available. Arabic section: Angele tells Kail his father feels better and no letters from Lebanon. Khouri Butrus in Baquta sent letter saying he met with Namtallah in Jounieh and they are all good.
An envelope and letter addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1993 December 31. Arabic section: Angele apologizes for not answering Kail's call.
A get well card addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1992 October 13. Arabic section: Angele receives pictures from Louise, Angele, and Mohammed. Alfreda calls every night.
