Autograph letter signed, from Robert, Philadelphia, to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, on a women who was going by Mrs. E.K.K. [Elisha Kent Kane and Margaret Fox affair?], mentions a “notice” on Elisha, a sketch on Thomas L. kane, an a memoir of “Grandfather Leiper,” Thomas L. Kane’s writing ability, mentions the “Salt Lake Mormons” 2 pp., 25 September 1887.

Autograph letter signed, from Mary [Field?], Pen-y-Bryn, Philadelphia, to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Wilmington, tells Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane not to worry about the lump in her breast, many women have them, and “they come to nothing,” she’s going to Kane, 2 pp., postmarked 5 November [1874].

Autograph letter signed, from Mary, Thomson House, Kane, to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Wilmington, telling her “to keep” Jane [a servant girl?], some news on Thomas L. Kane, they are leaving for [Philadelphia?], 1 p., 16 November 1874.

Autograph letter, from Ann G. Thomas, Pen-y-Bryn, to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Wilmington, gives news of Elizabeth’s sons in Philadelphia while Elizabeth is away, 2 pp., 17 November 1874?.

Autograph letter signed, from Mary F. Leiper to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, her son Edwards passed a test [for the Naval Academy?], [married to a George?] 2 pp., 9 August 1875.

Photograph, from “Herman and Hattie,” to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, [Hattie is her niece], showing Hattie with her infant son, Herman, picture taken 12 October 1889; also includes picture on tissue paper of an east Asian scene, postmarked ca. December 1889. [Original photograph has been transferred to item #128 in Series XII and Photoarchives.]

Autograph letter signed, from Francis Fisher Kane [son of Robert Patterson Kane] to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, the Navajo blanket he sent was from the Mormons in Bluff City, UT, he was told that the door of every Mormon house was open to him as Thomas L. Kane’s nephew, he was there on a “benevolent mission” to the Indians of Utah and Colorado, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 18 October 1891.

Letter from Charles W. Shields to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane. Results of some research into the life of Sir Richard O’Kane (some sketches and Latin inscriptions are included), 7 July 1901.

Autograph letter signed, from Mark H. Liddle [nephew of E.D. Kane by marriage?], Lexington, MA, to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, on purchasing copies of Othello, Macbeth, and The Tempest, 2 pp., 11 May 1908.