Box 2
Contains 30 Results:
Skolfield, J. P., to James E. Skolfield, 1890
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Smith, May P., to Ella Skolfield, 1904
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Tripp, Carrie, to Ella Skolfield, 1904-1906, undated
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Trufant, Gertrude, to James and Ella Skolfield, 1901-1907
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Twohey, W. E., to Ella Skolfield, 1895
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
van Inlver (?), L., to James E. Skolfield, 1890
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Walker, Hannah, to James E. and Ella Skolfield, 1898, 1905
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Wallace, Bette, to James E. Skolfield, 1905
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Weeks, Fred M., to James E. Skolfield, 1905
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.
Weld, W. E., to James Eastbrook, 1884
The series contains the personal correspondence of Ella and James E. Skolfield with primarily other family members as well as friends and associates. There are many letters from their son Ansel to his parents while he was attending Hebron Academy and other times when one or both parents were away at sea. Many letters date from 1905 and concern Ella's hospitalization in Philadelphia.