Box 4
Contains 151 Results:
CHE#2:L.16.5 Alex Allison, San Pedro to Mr. C. Eiler, [sic]. Hemet, Cal., August 11, 1902
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2:L.16.6 Alex Allison, San Pedro to Mr. Eiler [sic]. Hemet, Cal., September 18, 1902
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2:L.16.7 Alex Allison, San Pedro to Mr. C H Eylers [sic]. Hemet, Cal., October 13, 1902
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2:L.16.8 Sales agreement written in pencil by A. Allison. Signed by C. H. Eilers, October 14, 1902
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2:L.16.9 Alex Allison, San Pedro to Mr. Eylers [sic]. Hemet, Cal., October 19, 1902
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2:L.16.10 Alex Allison, San Pedro to Mr. Eylers [sic]. Hemet, Cal., November 10, 1902
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2:L.16.11 George Leovy, Los Angeles to Mr. P. M. Myers, Attorney at Law, Hemet. With copy of October 24, 1902 sales contract, November 25, 1902
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2: L.16.12 Note by Alex Allison giving up all claim to purchase of 37 acres in Cerritos as Dominguez Colony area was called, November 20, 1903
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.
CHE#2: L17.1-13. Correspondence Martha Schrader to C.H. Eilers. Written in German, content may include information on immigrant life in Illinois, 1903 -1904
10 letters in German. L.17.2, L.17.5, and L.17.11 are envelopes only.
CHE#2:L.18 Minna [sister of Carl Eilers], Misburg, Germany to Carl Eilers, Compton, October 19, 1904
This series contains letters sent mostly to Carl and Charles Eilers regarding purchases of land, and other sales and lease agreements. Also included is correspondence sent between family members, mostly from Germany. A majority of these letters are in German.Also included in this series are vintage postcards that feature images of California.