A signed photograph of Ellis and Isabelle Zaytoun standing with Governor Sanford which reads, "Best wishes to my friends Mr. and Mrs. Zaytoun. Terry Sanford." Ellis Zaytoun stands in a dark-colored suit holding a cigar butt while Isabelle Zaytoun…
The Ellis family registry from the Lebanese Department of the Interior, which lists names of Toufic's family. Dated (on stamp) July 1, 1996, Junieh, Lebanon.
A photograph of Isabelle Dekash sitting on a bike's handlebars while Ellis Zaytoun stands behind her. Both of them are wearing winter clothing while relaxing in front of a wooden house with a white picket fence.
A digital photograph of a black and white image of Ellis and Isabelle Zaytoun with their six children, Evelyn Gladys Zaytoun, Vivian Grace Zaytoun, Constance Teresa Zaytoun, Joseph Ellis Zaytoun, Agnes Zaytoun, and Henry Zaytoun. Ellis and Isabelle…
An email exchange between Mettrie Lari and her mother Barbara Estes in which they discuss Mettrie's friend who recently had her first child, Mettrie's adjustment to life in New York, and her vacation to California.
A chain of emails that refers to Mettrie Lari's diagnosis of breast cancer and her subsequent double mastectomy. Another chain of emails from three months earlier between Mettrie Lari and her mother Barbara Estes goes into detail about how their…
An ordination cloth embroidered with the words, 'In happy memory of my ordination to the sacred priesthood. Reverend Alfred Joseph Ellis, O. S. A.' Embroidered grapes and chalice are in the center, dated 9 February 1963.
A photo titled "My Precious three". Notes at the top and bottom indicate "1952" and "Me, Lucile, Icer, Leila" as the people in the photo. A note on the back reads "after 1952?"
A French Republic passport from Beirut, Syria, for Emilie Soliman listing her age as 18 years. It states that she was born in Beirut, her nationality was Syrian, and that she was travelling to Lawrence, MA. She was not accompanied by anyone.
An Arabic letter handwritten by Father Khouri Elias (last name not clear). It confirms baptism of Emiline, the daughter of Murshud Hatem, on August 12, 1896.
A photograph of the English I Class at Dobbs Ferry High School, taken at the English and French Room. Dated Monday, 19 April 1915. Property of Thomas Oussani.
An English and Arabic dictionary with a teal cover. The title reads Al-Bakoorat Al-Gharbeyat Fee Taleem Al-Lughat Al-Englezeyat. In the front cover is a short note written in Arabic. The book is dated 15 November 1896.
An envelope from Yousef Hobeiche addressed to Mrs. Angele T. Ellis, 514 West Street, Carthage, N.Y., U.S.A., dated 18 February 1965. Sent by Airmail from Ghazir, Lebanon.
An envelope addressed to Mr. Fares Abdallah Karam. Postmarked April 16, 1897 and sent from San Antonio, Texas. In Arabic, it asks to be routed to Beirut and then Amsheet, Lebanon.
An envelope addressed to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabab in Lebanon. It has writing on it relating to some issues about a marriage, a parish in Beirut, etc.
An envelope address to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabeb in Lebanon and has calculations in Arabic numbers on the reverse side, dated December 26, 1924.
An envelope addressed to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabeb in Lebanon, dated December 1925. Envelope looks to be from Cordoba and has the name Abraham Gabriel at Casa De Ramos Generales.
An envelope addressed to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabeb in Lebanon, dated December 19, 1925. Envelope looks to be from Cordoba and has the name Abraham Gabriel at Casa De Ramos Generales.
Letter and envelope addressed to Joseph El-Khouri thanking him for his assistance in Irwin Belk's campaign to be International Director for Lions International.
Four tickets in one envelope addressed to Joseph El-Khouri for Rufus Edmisten's gubernatorial candidacy reception at The Royal Villa, Raleigh, NC, on March 31, 1983.
Letter from Western Carolina University President Alex S. Pow writes to Joseph El-Khouri congratulating him on his new position on the university's Board of Visitors.
