Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Alida Constable, some of the rooms at the new hotel are to be opened the next day, what the hotel means to the town of Kane and the value of Thomas L. Kane’s property, 1 p., November 3, 1873.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Alida Constable, Thomas L. Kane has a cold and bad headaches, children sick with influenza, thanks for New Year’s gifts, note on back from Ann G. Thomas to Alida, 2 pp., 3 January 1874.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizbeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Alida Constable, she has a “small steam engine attached to my sewing machine so that it runs itself,” the hotel is busy, her “little book,” 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 31 July or 1 August 1874.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Wilmington, to Alida Constable, Philadelphia, thanking her for sending grapes, 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, 22 October 1874.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Alida Constable, Elisha can’t come to see her for a few days, 1 p., folded, 12 September 1876.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Alida Constable, Thomas L. Kane is going to take Elisha on his “projected tour,” asks if Elisha and Evan can stay with her when they come for the Centennial, 1 p., 13 September 1876.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Alida Constable, they are going to Philadelphia and are going to stay close to Alida’s home, mention’s not knowing what to do about Jane, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 13 September 1881.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to Ann G. Thomas, about baby Harriet A. Kane, 1 p., written on 2 sides, 6 August 1855.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Ann G. Thomas, family news, Harriet is doing better, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 24 November 1878.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to Evan Kane, New York, Harry’s health is improving, they’re moving, Tom’s “fallow” on fire, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, postmarked 20 April 1889; also enclosed, a telegram from Elisha Kane to Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, telling her the fire is out, 1 p., 20 April 1889.