Rebecca Gratz and Sarah Gratz Moses Joseph to Benjamin Gratz - August 15, 1860

Rebecca thanks her nephew-in-law Solomon for the vegetables he sent, tells him of the upcoming consecration of the new synagogue, and shares her concerns over the state of the country.

Rebecca tells her sister-in-law Ann that she forwarded her letter about conditions in wartorn Kentucky to Lizzie Lee, whose father shared its contents with President Lincoln. She also comments on England's, as well as her nephew Howard's, sympathies with the South.

Writing to her sister-in-law Ann, Rebecca expresses her concern for her brother's son Bernard who just joined the Union army, shares information from Lizzie Lee about a general ordered to Kentucky, and comments on the political opinions of family and friends.

This is a thank-you letter from Ted Koppel and Grace Anne, dated May 20, 2003, to Marion and Elie. The letter expresses profound gratitude for their presence at a special event, likely a 50th celebration, which the authors consider a high point in their lives. They acknowledge the effort involved in hosting, particularly in securing the attendance of "the Wiesels." The authors convey deep appreciation for the quality of their family and friends, including Drew, and the generosity shown, stating they feel incredibly fortunate. The letter concludes with warm regards, emphasizing their friendship.

Rebecca writes to her friend Maria, expressing her concern for a friend who recently lost her mother, and tells her about the publications of children's Bible stories by two female friends.