Program of the 17th Semi-Annual Convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of McKean County, address of welcome offered by Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, 17-18 September 1891.

Program for the Semi-Annual Convention of the McKean Co. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane gives “Scientific Temperance Instruction,” and Harriet gives an address entitled “Mondea,” handwritten notes made on it, 1 p., folded, dated 13-14 April 1893.

Autograph letter signed, from G.H. Lyon, Mt. Jewett, PA, to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, she wants to come to EWK’s meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, 1 p., 6 December 1897.

Last Will and Testament, Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane bequeaths “all my estate real and personal in three equal portions to son Elisha Kent Kane, daughterin- law Lila R. Kane, wife of son Evan O’Neill Kane, and son Thomas L. Kane,” photocopy, 19 September 1908.

Pamphlet, “Elizabeth Dennistoun Kane,” from the Kane Leader, 1909, 2 copies, contains a description of Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane’s funeral ( 27 May 1909), and a short sketch of her life, includes 2 printed pictures of EWK and several marginal notes, one of the copies says “From Sybil Kent Kane of Kane for Sybil Kent Kane of Kushequ,” also one photocopy of pamphlet.

Typed biographical sketches of Harriet Kane, Dr. Mary J. Hayes, & Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, graduates of the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania, n.d.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth D. Wood [Kane], New York, to Elizabeth Kane [Shields], Philadelphia, asking about the names of different flowers, part of letter crossed out— “Charlotte [her sister] says I must cross out . . . for fear of getting her into a scrape,” written when Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane was quite young, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, n.d.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Wood, New York, to Elizabeth Kane [Shields], Philadelphia, she cannot come for a visit, Tom is away, at end is letter from Charlotte M. Wood to Bessie, she’s sorry she hasn’t written, she is studying German, 2 pp., folded, written on 4 sides, [ca. January 1853?].

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Wood, New York, to Elizabeth Kane, her worry about Thomas L. Kane, asks Bessie to look after him, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, March [1853].

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth D. Wood [Kane], New York, to Bessie Kane, Philadelphia, on preparations for Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane and Thomas L. Kane’s wedding, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 7 April 1853.