A newspaper article published in The Standard Press titled 'Unity, Cordial Relations Stressed by Fr. Ellis in Talk for Presbyterians'. The article dated 27 January 1966 is about Alfred Ellis's speech for the Women's Society of the First United…
A newspaper article titled 'Rev. Kail C. Ellis, O.S.A, Will Offer St. James' Mass'. The article details Kail's involvement with the church and his Sunday mass.
A newspaper article titled 'Toufee Ellis to Close Store Sunday, Marking Retirement'. The article details the history of Toufic's store and his children and their occupations. Article is possibly from 1967.
A photograph of (back row left to right) Alfred Ellis, Rafic Ellis, Delor Ellis, (front row left to right) Angele Ellis, and Toufic Ellis in front of their home in Carthage, New York, dated 1974.
A meeting announcement for the Augustinian Fathers of the Villanova Province, dated 8 June 1975. It notes that Alfred Ellis will be assigned as pastor at St. James.
A newspaper article titled 'Private Schools Bussing To Be in 1980-81 Budget'. The article dated 16 April 1980 is about protests against denying additional transportation to students. 'C.R.T.' is listed as the source of the article, which may refer to…
A photograph of the Ellis family top row is Delor Ellis, Alfred Ellis, Theresa Ellis, Alfreda Ellis, Kail Ellis and bottom row is Jouhaina Hobeiche, Angele Ellis, Toufic Ellis, 1985
A polaroid photograph of the Ellis family top row is Delor Ellis, Raff Ellis, Theresa Ellis, Alfred Ellis, Alfreda Ellis, Kail Ellis and bottom row is Jouhaina Hobeiche, Angele Ellis, Toufic Ellis, 1985
A fragment from the Hobeiche family records regarding the birth and baptism of Namtallah Hobeiche (spelled Namtallah Galib Yousef Badr Hobeiche) who was born on 22 November 1963. The record is undated, but was translated by Angele Ellis on 16 July…
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…
