Letter from Abd al-Hajj to his parents. He sends his greetings to them and to his brothers and sisters. He tells them about his journey from Beirut to the region of Kesruawn in Mount-Lebanon
Letter from Abdallah Rizk to Georges Saykali. He informs him about his brother Michel, his good health and good business. He also tells him about the new partnership of Michel with Mr. Aziz Ibrahim.
A letter and stamped envelope from Abdo Kemaide addressed to Toufic Ellis, dated 5 April 1974. Sent from Mazraat Kfardebian, Lebanon by Airmail. Contains three Lebanese stamps depicting artisans.
A letter and stamped envelope from Adbo Kemaide addressed to Toufic Ellis, dated 30 December 1973. Sent from Baabda, Lebanon by Airmail. Contains two Lebanese stamps.
A letter sent for George Abdalla's employment written by Abraham al Hage on March 20, 1910. The letter states that al Hage consulted a copy of Abdalla's baptismal record in the church that Abdalla was baptized in. Abdalla was baptized on May 12th,…
A letter from Adib [no surname given] who asks about his daughter's previous letters, her health, and the type of life she chose. He writes about the Bible and the path he suggests she follows. Dated February 1, 1946, Marjeyoun, Lebanon.
A letter from Adib [no surname given] who replies to a previous letter from his daughter about weekend visits, advises her about life, and shares news from Marjeyoun with her. Dated May 11,1946, Marjeyoun, Lebanon.
A letter from Adib [no surname given] who sends greetings to his daughter then advises her to study and work hard and be patient with whatever life brings her. Undated.
A letter and envelope from Afifa al Zammar addressed to Mrs. Angele Ellis, 514 West Street, Carthage, N.Y., U.S.A., dated 12 May 1982. Sent by Airmail from Ghazir, Lebanon. Contains one Lebanese stamp.
The envelope of a letter to Joseph Maroun El-Khouri from Albert G. Jacob postmarked September 13, 1957. In the packet of mostly Arabic letters received from Marsha El-Khouri Shiver this envelope was empty and there was one letter without an envelope.…
A letter written by American Line to Mr. Nassar S. Hajjar at 371 Elm St., Lawrence, MA, on March 14, 1914. It confirms Zakie Battal's arrival in the United States on June 22, 1914, at age 17. It also specifies that Zakie traveled as a third class…
A letter from Ana alAmouri who asks Father Tobia for a baptism certificate for her daughter, Caolina Fegury, and sends 120 francs for fees along with the address. Dated May 16, 1939.
Handwritten letter in Arabic. Provided translation shows it was written July 2, 1904, by Father Anatolios Haddad to confirm that Afifi Barouki, daughter of the late Ibrahim Al Barouki, was baptized on August 21, 1894.
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.
