Letter from Max Weil to Mayer. Max Weil was married to Yette Dilsheimer the next year. Clara Heilner was quite involved with their wedding. Apparently, from the content of the letter, Sigmund and Mr. Dilsheimer, Yetta's father, were involved in some deal where he owed Sigmund money. Dated May 24, 1884. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Report card of Jesse Heilner from St. Joseph's College in Baker, Oregon. Dated April 13, 1885.

Photocopy of a letter from Bissinger & Co. to Sigmund Heilner. First letter received with the Bissinger & Co. letterhead. The OR&N refers to the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co., the transportation system in Oregon at that time. Dated April 14, 1885.

Letter from Brother to Clara Heilner and children. This unsigned man writes Clara as her "brother." He also writes that upon his return to Portland he "found Fanny and family all well." Jesse, Clara and Sanford are in San Francisco at this time seeing doctors for Sanford's turned in feet and Jesse's crossed eye. He calls Clara his "dear sister." Unfortunately the letter is unsigned. Dated July 8, 1885. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Em to Clara Heilner. Clara is in San Francisco with sons, Jesse and Sanford, who are seeing physicians. Cara has friends and family in San Francisco. This lady "Em" is one of them. Dated July 8, 1885. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Jacob Behrman to Sigmund Heilner. Jacob Behrman, a friend, writes Sigmund about his family deaths and difficulties. Dated July 12, 1885. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Max Weil to Clara Heilner. Max Weil is trying to complete the building of a home so he can marry Yette Dilsheimer. He questions Clara Heilner on the use of a rabbi to perform the wedding, It is believed Max is a cousin to Clara. Dated July 13, 1885. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Jesse Heilner to Sigmund Heilner. Jesse writes his father a letter wishing his father a Happy Birthday. Dated July 14, 1885. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Sigmund Heilner to Clara Heilner. Sigmund writes his dear Clara. He refers in the first sentence to "brother." He means Seligmann Heilner. Dated July 20, 1885. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Max Weil to Clara Heilnler. Max Weil again writes Clara in San Francisco. Note that he signs his letter "your true cousin." Max hopes they can meet on her trip home to Baker where Max will be married. The wedding most likely took place in the Sigmund and Clara Heilner home. Dated July 29, 1885. Includes a transcription of the letter.