Box 3

Included in this series are diaries, journals, circulars, expenditure books, and personal memos made primarily by Charles K. Davis, with some of Ella Davis Isaacs’ and an unknown author. Included are the travel diaries of Charles K. Davis and Ella Davis Isaacs. Also present are manuscripts of Charles K. Davis’ 1882 diary, during which time he traveled to the Beersheba Colony, eventually published in the 1965 American Jewish Archives.

Included in this series are diaries, journals, circulars, expenditure books, and personal memos made primarily by Charles K. Davis, with some of Ella Davis Isaacs’ and an unknown author. Included are the travel diaries of Charles K. Davis and Ella Davis Isaacs. Also present are manuscripts of Charles K. Davis’ 1882 diary, during which time he traveled to the Beersheba Colony, eventually published in the 1965 American Jewish Archives.

Included in this series are diaries, journals, circulars, expenditure books, and personal memos made primarily by Charles K. Davis, with some of Ella Davis Isaacs’ and an unknown author. Included are the travel diaries of Charles K. Davis and Ella Davis Isaacs. Also present are manuscripts of Charles K. Davis’ 1882 diary, during which time he traveled to the Beersheba Colony, eventually published in the 1965 American Jewish Archives.

Included in this series are diaries, journals, circulars, expenditure books, and personal memos made primarily by Charles K. Davis, with some of Ella Davis Isaacs’ and an unknown author. Included are the travel diaries of Charles K. Davis and Ella Davis Isaacs. Also present are manuscripts of Charles K. Davis’ 1882 diary, during which time he traveled to the Beersheba Colony, eventually published in the 1965 American Jewish Archives.

Included in this series are miscellaneous family ephemera and artifacts. Present are several stamp collections, manuscripts, receipts, and a book of poems written by Nathan T. Isaacs mother, Rachel (Friedman) Isaacs. Of some note is a large scrapbook marking Nathan’s death consisting largely of news clippings and sympathy cards. There is also a folder of genealogical research done by Rachel Alberts, a distant cousin of Nathan’s.

Included in this series are miscellaneous family ephemera and artifacts. Present are several stamp collections, manuscripts, receipts, and a book of poems written by Nathan T. Isaacs mother, Rachel (Friedman) Isaacs. Of some note is a large scrapbook marking Nathan’s death consisting largely of news clippings and sympathy cards. There is also a folder of genealogical research done by Rachel Alberts, a distant cousin of Nathan’s.

Included in this series are miscellaneous family ephemera and artifacts. Present are several stamp collections, manuscripts, receipts, and a book of poems written by Nathan T. Isaacs mother, Rachel (Friedman) Isaacs. Of some note is a large scrapbook marking Nathan’s death consisting largely of news clippings and sympathy cards. There is also a folder of genealogical research done by Rachel Alberts, a distant cousin of Nathan’s.

Included in this series are miscellaneous family ephemera and artifacts. Present are several stamp collections, manuscripts, receipts, and a book of poems written by Nathan T. Isaacs mother, Rachel (Friedman) Isaacs. Of some note is a large scrapbook marking Nathan’s death consisting largely of news clippings and sympathy cards. There is also a folder of genealogical research done by Rachel Alberts, a distant cousin of Nathan’s.

Included in this series are miscellaneous family ephemera and artifacts. Present are several stamp collections, manuscripts, receipts, and a book of poems written by Nathan T. Isaacs mother, Rachel (Friedman) Isaacs. Of some note is a large scrapbook marking Nathan’s death consisting largely of news clippings and sympathy cards. There is also a folder of genealogical research done by Rachel Alberts, a distant cousin of Nathan’s.

Included in this series are miscellaneous family ephemera and artifacts. Present are several stamp collections, manuscripts, receipts, and a book of poems written by Nathan T. Isaacs mother, Rachel (Friedman) Isaacs. Of some note is a large scrapbook marking Nathan’s death consisting largely of news clippings and sympathy cards. There is also a folder of genealogical research done by Rachel Alberts, a distant cousin of Nathan’s.