Letter from Michel to his sister Shafika. He sends his greetings and kisses to his mother. He asks her to take care of her personal education, especially learning French and sewing.
Letter from Michel to his sister. He sends his greetings and kisses. He tells her that he will write to her from now on in French. He also tells her that he has sent with the letter some of his portraits.
Letter from Michel to his sister Victoria. He sends his greetings and kisses. He congratulates her because she is growing up and looking pretty and smart.
Letter from Michel to his brother Georges. He tells him that he was touched by Georges's letter. He also tells him about the bad economic state in Monteria and that he is willing to quit Monteria to go to Baranquilla where the work could be better.…
An affidavit signed by William Nader of 73 Hampshire St, father of Mary Nader, attempting to establish Mary's true age as 17 rather than 14. He states that he was incorrect about her age due to a culture of not keeping track of ages in his home…
An affidavit signed by Mrs. Aseen Aoun of 262 Hampshire St., Lawrence, Massachusetts, attesting that Mary Nader was 17 years old. This testimony is based on the fact that her own 16-year-old daughter was born one year after Mary Nader. This testimony…
An affidavit signed by Mary Aoun of 262 Hampshire St., Lawrence, Massachusetts, attesting that Mary Nader was 17 years old and not 14, as her father believed, based on the fact that she lived in the village when Mary Nader was born. The testimony was…
A passport for Deebey [Dibio] Sofeir (11 years old) and brother Saabeh Sofeir (9 years old) issued by The Department of Public Security in Egypt. Contains a photograph of the children. It also contains a number of stamps indicating that the children…
An immigration record for Mansoar Zine produced on September 19, 1921, at Ellis Island, then sent to the Lawrence, Massachusetts Superintendent of Schools and signed by Chief Clerk A.F. Sherman. It certifies that Zine arrived in the United States on…
Letter from Michel to Georges. He tells him about the bad economic state in Monteria and that the prices in Cartagena are 20% better than Monteria. He informs him that he has bought oil stocks. At the end he sends his greetings and kisses to his…
A baptism certificate, issued by St. Ignatius Church, certifying Victoria Hajjar's date of birth as April 9, 1906, and date of baptism as May 10, 1906. It lists her father as Charles Hajjar. It was signed by Rev. A. J. Rezek on September 23, 1921.
Letter from Michel to his brother Georges. He asks him about the state of the government in their homeland. He also tells him about the bad economic situation in Monteria. He informs him about the assassination of the chief of police in Monteria and…
A school record for James Hassey issued on September 7, 1921, that lists his date of birth as February 7, 1907, and residence as 369 Chestnut St. It details his studies as a regular course at the Tarbox School with his last grade completed as the…
A certificate of promise of employment fo James Hassey at Washington Mills, 276 Hampshire, at factory #5, as a doffer. Issued on September 7, 1921. On the back is a physician's certificate signed by G. Baulley, confirming his ability to work.
A handwritten letter from Mary E. Leary, Principal of the Amesbury Street School, on September 7, 1921, certifying that James Hassey was born on February 7, 1907.
A school record for Katherine Maloof created on September 9, 1921. It indicates that she was born April 8, 1916, and resided at 40 Valley St. The record details information about Katherine's studies at Lawrence High School and names her father as…
A school record from the Franklin Street School, listing Michael Baider's date of birth as November 2, 1905. It shows his residence as 137 Valley St., father's name as Alexander Baider, location of school as Manchester, New Hampshire, and information…
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
A bound volume containing correspondence from 1922 concerning emergency passports and applications. The volume contains both handwritten and typewritten records and is partially searchable by OCR.
