A school record produced by the Special School in Lawrence, Massachusetts, on January 30, 1913, written by Rachel Haddad's step-mother, Annie Haddad, certifying her date of birth as December 25, 1897. The record provides other necessary information…
A record created on September 29, 1913, confirming Rachel Haddad's promise of employment at Pacific Mills, at #10 mill, doing the job of doffing. It is signed by the mill's manager, H.H. Prompton. On the back is a physician's certificate of health,…
An application for employment certificate for Rachel Haddad. It lists the nature of her employment, a doffer at Pacific Mills, her residence, 55 White St., place of birth, Syria, and age, 15. It indicates that she attended the Illiterate School, in…
The Rabil family--Mitchell, Trudy, Steve, and Carter (clockwise from top)--taken outdoors at St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, whose founding they donated to.
A studio portrait photograph of three unidentified individuals--a man, woman, and infant--in ornate clothing. They are identified only as "Raad ancestors."
A newspaper article published in the Press-Republican titled 'PSUC Workshop Covers Economics'. The article dated 10 July 1969 is about an economic educational workshop that Alfreda Ellis attended.
A property sale registration from Wahib Faris Hobeiche (spelled Waheeb Faris Hbeesh) to Toufic Tarrad Kmeid (spelled Toufik Tarrad Kemaide), dated 23 January 1926.
Program from the Junior-Senior banquet at Elizabeth City High School. Inside there is a menu and a list of individuals who would be involved in the ceremony. Nell Kahdy's name is listed next to "solo." Dated May 2, 1933.
The program from the 20th annual Governor's Volunteer Awards (presided by James B. Hunt, Jr.). Joseph and Rose El-Khouri are mentioned under multiple categories.
