Box 12
Contains 91 Results:
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, 1843 June 4
Letter from Kane to Shields on not having received a written affirmation that she burned his last letter, dated June 4, 1843.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, bulk: 1843 July
Letter from Kane to Shields asking her to attend the marriage ceremony the next day, dated July, 1843.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, 1853 February 19
Letter from Kane to Shields asking if anyone's writing to him and giving his plans for the rest of his trip, dated February 19, 1853.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, 1856 May 20
Letter from Kane to Shields saying he sent care of William F. Wickham, on having to go back to Washington, dated May 20, 1856.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, 1858 November 4
Letter from Kane to Shields saying he has secured land in McKean and Elk counties, dated November 4, 1858.
Shields family letters to Kane family, 1866 March 9
Letter from Elizabeth Kane Shields to Kane family on her visit to Wilmington, John is recovering, she had bad eyes and letter from Charles W. Shields to Thomas L. Kane, hopes that his question can soon be settled, dated March 9, 1866.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, bulk: date of production not identified
Letter from Kane to Shields telling of slave named Euphemia Williams caught by their hounds.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, date of production not identified
Letter from Kane to Shields saying he sent care of S. M. Leiper, sarcastically tell of a conversation with Rev. Cornelius C. Cuyler, pastor of the second Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia, who said that no church should exist contrary to the wishes of the great part of the population of a country.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, date of production not identified
Letter from Kane to Shields about Mr. Shields' salary raise, saying there is no progress on the country house, dated June 8.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elizabeth Kane Shields, date of production not identified
Letter from Kane to Shields discussing slavery and ancestors' faiths, dated November 27.