“My father’s last words to me,” last words of TLK to Elisha Kent Kane, Christmas 1883, at 12:15 PM, “I nominated Grant. That was in New York . . . Write that down,” includes penciled notes by E. Kent Kane, written on half sheet of paper, stored between folded sheet of paper.

Handwritten notes regarding finances and “Division of Time,” 9 pp., 20 December 1891.

Map drawn by Elisha for a land lease, 1 p., ca. 1900.

Letter fragment from Elisha K. Kane regarding mortgages and bonds, typed copy, 1 p., n.d.

Handwritten notes regarding mills, 1 p., n.d.

History of Kane, Pennsylvania, written by one of Thomas L. Kane’s sons [Elisha Kane?]. The narrative picks up somewhere in the early to mid-eighteenth century, undated 1 item.

Cross-reference to Series XI: Elisha Kent Kane ( 1856-1935): Oversized Certificates. See Box 62, Folder 5, Items 1, 4, and 5.

Evan O’Neill Kane Journal, 1-5 November 1872 and 10 February - 18 April 1874, soft cover, ink, 46 pp. (7 pp. blank)

Autograph letter signed, from Evan O’Neill Kane, Germantown, to EWK, Wilmington, he went to the Franklin Institute, includes envelope, 1 p., written on both sides, 11 November [1874?].

Program for a “Style Show,” presented by members of The Kushequa Union Church, typescript, 2 pp., n.d.