Miriam Gratz Moses Cohen to Rebecca Gratz - June 12, 1864

Rebecca writes to her friend Maria, expressing sympathies after Charles, Maria's son, lost his leg. She also shares news of family members' health issues and Philadelphia's social scene.

Writing to her sister-in-law Maria, Rebecca compares her own and her niece's outlook on life and tells of a Christian woman's hope to convert her. She also commends her brother Ben for purchasing two female slaves to remove them from their dire circumstances.

Miriam writes to her aunt Rebecca, commenting on the health struggles of her Aunt Richea Hays and the devotion of her daughters. She also gives updates on her children.

Cousin Elkalah M. Cohen asks Rebecca for a loan of $150.

Rebecca writes to her niece Annie, expressing relief that she has recovered from the Measles. She also tells of the activities of Julia Hoffman and gives updates on the health and travels of other family and friends.