A bill written in French. The title translated is roughly, "in the name and under the auspices of the Great Orient Supreme Conseil for France and French possessions," and the document claims that "Les amis du progrès have received 500 piastres carif…
Same bill as the one above stating that Les amis du progrès received one hundred and ninety piastres carif from Nasri Fleihan for his diploma (certificate) and other monthly payments (mensualites). This bill is dated June 15, 1921.
Same bill as the one above stating that Les amis du progrès received five hundred piastres carif from Nasri Fleihan for his second and third rank in the Freemasons. It is dated June 15, 1921. The back of the document also has some writing that…
A photograph of a group of people sitting on a lawn, listed on the back as "Margaret, Meropie, Joseph, ?, Nasri, Najla, ?, Meropie." Photo is actually Margaret, Meropie, Joseph, Nasri, Najla, ?,?
A photograph of a group of Fuleihan family members standing outside of a building. Label on the back notes that the person on the left is Melhem. Nasri and Anis Fuleihan are the second and third from the left.
A photograph of the Fuleihan Family. Back row, left to right: Anis, Raymond, Neville,Yasmine, Michael, Nasri, Isabel, Margaret Oussani. Front row, left to right: Selma, Louisa, Dorothy, Meropie, Carol.
A photocopy of a photograph of a large family. Labeled as "from left to right: Top Row: Nasri, Najla, George, Bottom Row: Anis, Michael (Mickey) on Yasmine's Lap, Louisa, Selma, Milhelm, and Miropi. Taken in 1902."
A document produced by Joseph T. Kennedy Funeral Chapel listing the funeral expenses for the funeral of Miss Mary Lynch, interred at Calvary Cemetery on 13 May 1946, document dated 15 May 1946.
A newspaper article titled 'Funeral Here Saturday for Angele Ellis, Widow of Former Carthage Businessman'. The article is about Angele Ellis' death and funeral.
Photograph, with identification of attendees, of the funeral of Eeyoud at St. Anthony's Maronite Church, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, circa 1934. Rose Isaac El-Khouri was originally from Wilkes-Barre.
Church service, likely a funeral, in a cemetery surrounding the monument to Catherine Oussani, featuring a priest and a large group of well-dressed people of all ages.
A census document containing information about George Richard (G.R.) Saleeby, his wife, Najaa, and the three of their eight children who were living at home in 1940: Sam, Joe, Samera, and Albert. Also living with them was "Joe," listed as a brother.
This record is an application for an employment certificate for Gabriel Ayoub. It provides information about Gabriel, including residence, 4 Bennington St., birthdate, December 1895, and other information. The record was signed on August 2, 1913, by…
This immigration record was produced at Ellis Island on November 25, 1912, sent to Bernard M. Sheriden, superintendent of Schools in Lawrence, MA, and signed by Acting Commissioner Byron Hall. It confirms Gabriel [Gebraill] Ayoub's arrival in the…
An application for an employment certificate for Joseph Gabriel (Gabriel Joseph) to work at the Wood Worsted Mill. It lists residence as 201 Broadway St., place of birth as Waterville, Maine, and present age as 14.
A birth record for Gabriel Joseph, born on December 3, 1904, in Waterville, Maine. It lists the father's name as Abraham Joseph and his occupation as Merchant, and the mother's maiden name as Raphael Joseph.
A promise of employment certificate for Gabriel Joseph to work at Wood Worsted Mill as a doffer, issued on July 15, 1919. On the reverse is a signed physician's certificate of health.
School record for Gabriel Joseph created on July 18, 1919. It indicates Joseph's birthdate as December 10, 1904, and residence as 201 Broadway St. It lists his father as Abraham Joseph. It provides information about his studies at the Oliver School…
A school record for Gabriel Joseph created on December 12, 1919. It indicates Joseph's birthdate as December 10, 1904, and residence as 201 Broadway St. It lists his father as Abraham Joseph. It provides information about his studies at the Lawrence…
