Box 1
Contains 115 Results:
Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, 1859 February 17
Letter from Aron Heilner to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner. Aron Heilner writes and includes an exchange receipt for 400 pounds sterling his sons have sent him. Several proposals have come in for Caroline. This letter indicates the sons are planning a visit home to Germany. Dated February 17, 1859. Includes a translation of the letter.
Columbia steamship advertisement, 1854 December 30
Photocopy of an advertisement for the steamship "Columbia". Dated December 30, 1854. This ship is referred to in at least two of Selignmann's letters.
Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, 1859 June 15
Letter from Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner. Aron Heilner writes of war looms in Germany. Seligmann and Sigmund have postponed their visit to Germany. Economic hardships plague Europe. The sons in America have financial difficulties as well. Dated June 15, 1859. Includes a translation of the letter.
Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, 1859 August 8
Letter from Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner. Aron Heilner writes his memories of Sigmund's birth and tells of the destiny he foretold at that time for his son. Napoleon and Kaiser Franz Joseph have signed a peace treaty. Dated August 8, 1859. Includes a translation of the letter.
Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, 1860 April 27
Letter from Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner. Aron Heilner writes that Regina has second son. Aron has paid Max's license of exemption so he will not have to serve in the military. Sigmund and Seligmann have $12,000 in a San Francisco bank. Dated April 27, 1859. Includes a translation of the letter.
Max Heilner letter to Sigmund Heilner, 1860 June 10
A letter from Max Heilner to Sigmund Heilner. Letter describes that Seligmann determines to travel to Germany where he will explore business opportunities there. Dated June 10, 1860. Includes a translation of the letter.
Heilner family letter to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner, 1860 July 8
Letter from Heilner family to Sigmund Heilner and Seligmann Heilner. Aron Heilner writes that David will join Max in the same business firm in Ulm. Sigmund remains in the gold fields. Napoleon is mistrusted. Dated July 8, 1860. Includes a translation of the letter.
Seligmann Heilner letter to Sigmund Heilner, 1860 July 10
Letter from Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heilner. Seligmann writes that he is soon leaving for Germany. He discusses their finances. Dated July 10, 1860. Includes a translation of the letter.
Seligmann Heilner letter to Sigmund Heilner, 1860 July 18
Letter from Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heinler. Seligmann writes that he's taking $15,000 and a gold nugget with him in his travel to Germany. Dated July 18, 1860. Includes a translation of the letter.
Seligmann Heilner letter to Sigmund Heilner, 1860 July 20
Letter from Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heilner. Seligmann leaves California. Dated July 20, 1860. Includes a translation of the letter.