A masonic identity card in French for Nasri Fuleihan, one side of the document lists information including that it was given by Les Amis du progrès/Friends of Progress, of the Mansourah order, to Nasri. The other side features stamps for "quarterly…
A marriage certificate for Nasri Fuleihan and Isabel Oussani, married 12 September 1925, in New York by Rev. Thomas O'Keefe and with witnesses George Fuleihan and Margaret Oussani, dated 1968.
A picture of the Nasrallah family standing together at a public event. A cake is visible in the foreground and unknown young men are visible in the background. The photo includes Chuck, Layal, Lana, Noha, Nader, and Sammy Nasrallah.
A photograph of the Nasrallah family at an event, dressed in formal-wear, in 2010. Pictured are Lana [Lamia], Layal, Noha, Chuck, Nader, and Sammy Nasrallah.
A photograph of the four Nasrallah children wearing formal dresses and suits and standing outside on a stone staircase. Pictured are Nader, Sammy, Layal, and Lana Nasrallah.
An immigration record for Nasib Dow created in 1912. On the front is a document issued upon his passage on an Austro-Americana line sailing from Argentina. Another name is listed along with Dow's, though it is illegible.
An application for employment certificate for Nasib Dow, created on September 3, 1912. It lists his residence as 22 Pine St. and date of birth as August 1, 1893. It identifies the mill with which he plans to work, Arlington Mills. It was attached to…
This immigration record was produced at Ellis Island on October 25, 1912, sent to Bernard M. Sheriden, superintendent of Schools in Lawrence, MA, and signed by Acting Commissioner P.A. Baker. It confirms Naoum Assif's arrival in the United States on…
Photograph of Namy Joseph, father of Charles Joseph, at a picnic table holding watermelon. Caption on back states, "Official watermellon [sic] cutter."
