This immigration record was produced at Ellis Island on January 6, 1912, sent to Bernard M. Sheridan, Superintendent of Schools in Lawrence, MA, and signed by Acting Commissioner Byron Hall. It certifies that Malsina Tilfly arrived in the United…
A record from the City of Boston Registry Department certifying that [illegible] Maloof, child of William Maloof, was born June 8, 1908. The document is accompanied by an envelope.
A handwritten letter in Arabic written by Father Khouri Youssed Mansour on May 30, 1910. It confirms the birthdate of Majid Elias al Bistani [Bistany] on February 5, 1893.
An Arabic letter handwritten by Father Khouri Youssef (last name not clear) on October 11, 1909. It confirms the baptisms of the children of Rasheed Ghassan al Harfi: his son Majeed on March 21, 1900, and daughter Dhab on May 12, 1903.
A photograph of Majed Moussa Domit and an unidentified man standing together in front of a brick wall, likely in Lebanon. The photograph is undated, but was likely taken 1920-1940.
An Arabic letter handwritten by Father Khouri Mousa Fayadh on August 13, 1909. It confirms the baptism of (first name not clear), daughter of Elias alMajadala, on May 15, 1893.
A Program Book for the Mahrajan Festival, hosted by the Lebanese Syrian American Club and the Cedar Club of Arizona, in Phoenix, Arizona on May 30-31, 1987.
Flyer announcing the return of Mahmoud Reda as well as a brief biography of him and a calendar of events for his workshop. Includes handwritten notes on dance steps.
A magazine article on the Conference of Civic Responsibility in American University, Jbeil, titled, 'Exchanging Experiences Between Universities', dated 20 November 1999, no author.
Side Mack with his grown children Madeline and Mitchell, posing together behind the counter at their family store, John Mack & Son. Though undated, the photograph was likely taken in the 1960s.
A portrait of the Mack family seated in front of a house in an unidentified location which is probably Mooresville, North Carolina. John Mack is in the center and seated to the left is his youngest daughter, Bahia Mack Weaver. Unidentified but…
The extended Mack family photographed in formal wear. Though the subjects are unidentified and the photograph is undated, it was likely taken in the late 1980s-early 1990s.
Left to Right: Side Mack, Side Jr. (also known as Mitchell, on lap), Edward Mack, Tabeeta Ikall Mack, Margaret Mack (in front of mother), Madeline Mack.
