Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to Mary Field, a nurse for Virginia, everyone recovering from sickness, advice on where Mary could live, 2p., folded, 4 December 1893.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to Florence Bayard Kane, Evan’s achievements in medicine, memories of “old Gray” and his wife, 2 p., written on 4 sides, 12 January 1898, includes an incomplete note and a copy of statement about the Grays, 2 p., n.d.

From Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to Elisha, writes of the amount of money she can give, wishes they would spend Christmas with her, 1 p., n.d.

From Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Buffalo, to Elisha or Zella, she bought an iron bedstead and other things which will be charged to them, will return tomorrow, 1 p., 16 February 1900.

From Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane, to Elisha, asks if she should send $10 towards the circulation of the Voice, she will give him $100 towards his Prohibition expenses, wants him and Zella to come to a lecture, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 20 September [1902].

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, New York, to Catherine [Bell], [England?], wishes that Catherine could live with Harry in India “and make a home for Harry,” Florence [Kane] very ill, 2 pp., 10 August 1905.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to Neil McEwen, Kane, asks him to look for a vest that she may have accidently put in the clothes she gave him, 1 p., n.d.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Kane to Dr. Freeman, suggests some discrepancies and errors in his book and genealogy, 24 July 1882.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane to Rev. Charles A. Dickey, modifies her offer of the Thomson House in Kane for use as a Presbyterian hospital, 1 p., 12 February 1885.

Autograph letter signed, from Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane, Daytona, FL, to Rev. Dr. Buckley, asserting that Thomas L. Kane never joined the LDS Church, and giving an account with Kane’s dealings with the Mormons, 13 pp., 6 March 1906; photocopy is also included.