Two men in uniform, an unidentified woman, and Helen Moses (second from right), standing in front of the 608 N. Alachua St. House in Lake City, Florida, circa 1940s.
Helen Moses Bishop and Norman Moses on the sidewalk in front of a car, circa 1920s. The photo is confirmed by family members as a picture of Helen and Norman Moses. However on the back, white ink says "Ike Moses" and black or blue ink below says…
Helen Moses Bishop standing in front of a large obelisk monument. Written in pen on the photo are the words: "Hear lies the body of Col. Ike Moses, 19-?".
Drum majorettes and a band parading on N. Marion St. in Lake City, Florida, circa 1940s. Helen Moses Bishop is circled. The Hotel Blanche is in the background.
A color photograph of Helen Parker (middle) surrounded by her children, Louis, Alma, Agnes, Lillian, and Magdalen. Though undated, the photograph may have been taken in the 1970s.
A photo of Helen Mokarzel and some of her daughters during their stay in Beirut. In the back, left to right: Helen Kalil Mokarzel and her friend (unidentified). In the front, left to right: Yemna and Lila Mokarzel.
An Arabic letter handwritten by Father Khouri Basilius Hayek on July 16, 1911. It confirms the birthdate of Sulaiman Fahous as April 5, 1897. Written in the bottom in English are notations that read: "Wadan Nassar or Henry Norris July 1897."
Permission of travel document produced on July 23, 1920. The front of the document states that Hind El Hajj Boutros was 14, a resident of Sakiet-El-Mousk, Lebanon, was travelling to the United States, and that her father's name was Najim El Hajj…
The 2008 Historic Mooresville Calendar, which featured archival photographs from Mooresville's history. The month of November was sponsored by John Mack & Son Department Store and includes photographs of the family and the business.
A brief history of the St. Elias Maronite Church located in Roanoke, Virginia, written by Loretta Saleeba Jolley. The history includes accounts of some of the earliest Lebanese immigrants, including Father Rabil, an ancestor of Matt Kannan. It covers…
A holiday card to Kail from Angele, the card was created by The National Federation of Republican Women, dated 1981. Angele and Toufic send greetings and best wishes to Kail for the New Year, with a check of $25.
A holiday card from Carlos (no surname) to Kail Ellis dated 28 December 1960. Attached to the inside is a flier in French concerning the charity UNICEF.
A holiday card addressed to Kail Ellis from Toufic Ellis, undated. Includes a note from Kail noting that this card was from his father based on handwriting.
