Note: AMDigital Reference:P60/3/2/9 , (See Oversized folder OS1/2) There are seventeen letters in the folder, dating from November 4, 1813 to May 1815. All of the letters are on long sheets of paper.The letters include several Hebrew words and references to Jewish holidays and Jewish thought. They also contain information and anecdotes about the family. Several of the letters are described here in detail; others are noted for their outstanding information. Attached to all the letters are pieces of paper that have Sarah's husband's name, Mr. I.B. Kursheedt, Merchant, Richmond, Virginia. Letter 1: November 4, 1813, Thursday. Three pages long. The letter is from Gershom to his daughter Sarah, and opens with his expressions of joy that she is feeling better. He also discusses the idea that often things occur in different ways than we have planned, but it is for the best that they turn out the way they do. He feels that everything that happens is al pi hagoral-written in Hebrew, by lottery-we have no control over why things happen. There is no point in lamenting, our chief duty is to be reconciled with our lot. He continues by saying that whereas Kursheedt wrote in Hebrew, he writes in English and thanks 'the great Creator' for healing her. Gershom also offers various bits of information about other members of the family and the experiences he has had recently. Letter 2: November 10, 1813, New York. Three pages plus an additional paragraph. He discusses his happiness in the improvement in the condition of Elkalah as well as the recent arrival of Sarah's aunt, who has come to stay with Gershom. He asks Sarah about her ease or difficulty in obtaining her citron and myrtle, items used on Sukkot. Gershom also offers other bits of gossip about the Parnas and his new daughter. In this letter; as in the one previous, Gershom offers his blessing to his daughter that the G-d of Israel bless her. Letter 3: November 18, 1813, New York. Two pages. Gershom writes that Sarah, whom he calls Sally, should not be over exerting herself until she feels better. He chastises her for writing to him and says better she wait until she is in good health and then write to him about all that has happened. He tells her several anecdotes pertaining to the family and wishes her his hope that she feels better soon. Letter 4: November 24, 1813, New York. Two pages and several lines. The last page is a note from David G. Seixas who has forwarded the letter to I.B. Kursheedt and says that part of the letter was for him, from his father, and the rest is for Sarah. The letter describes what has been going on in the family as well as various prices of etrogim and lulavim that they sold to make money. Letter 5: January 29, 1814, Monday, New York. Slightly longer than three pages; the last page contains the notation that I.B. Kursheedt received the letter. At his daughter's request, Gershom talks about the troubles and problems the family is facing as Gershom is having difficulties commuting due to his age. As in previous letters, he offers numerous anecdotes and incidents that have occurred since their last correspondence. Letter 6: February 4, 1814, New York. Two and a half pages plus the note of receipt. Gershom mentions in this letter that he wrote a request to the Congregation, calling for a day of fasting and humiliation because of the disasters in the Ma'arivit Tzifonit, written in Hebrew, and to collect money to aid the people in that area. He developed an order of prayers to be said and observed. He also speaks of the other things he has been doing. Prayers are from the Rosh Hashana and Shabbat liturgy, including a prayer for the government and a short address in English. Letter 7: March 22, 1814, New York. Three pages and a paragraph. Gershom thanks her for her Purim present-says he hopes that she receives the letter before the great Sabbath before Passover. Letter 8: April 15, 1814, New York. Three and a half pages. Gershom refers to the two great men, Raish Lakish and Rabeinu Gershom (written in Hebrew) who while they were both great, did not get along. He tells of a story between these two men who were both esteemed and had many followers. He brings this story to show Sarah that while he and her husband may have differences of opinion, he does not want him to say that he is right, rather to show him that he is wrong. Letter 9: May 5, 1814, New York. Slightly less than three pages. He is happy to hear that Sarah is in full health. Letter 10: May 15, 1814, New York. Three pages. Gershom talks about going to synagogue and having to leave early. He tells her what he has done during the days before writing this letter. Letter 11: July 11, 1814, New York. Three pages and one paragraph. Gershom has to stay in the house due to the rain. The letter is filled with references to Shabbat, things happening in the synagogue, and a brit milah. Letter #12: August 8, 1814, New York. Three pages and several lines. Nothing new has occurred. Gershom talks about the way in which things that are true one day are false the next. He refers to Hebrew dates when he received and sent her letters. He writes a few lines in Hebrew-'I have written the preceding lines in square characters-that all Jews may be able to read it.' Letter 13: September 25, 1814, New York. Two and a half pages. Gershom thanks Sarah for always inquiring about his welfare. He talks about the fact that he tried to write several times before Yom Kippur but did not have enough time. Letter 14: n.d. Three and a half pages. Gershom describes the Purim festivities he enjoyed with the family. Letter 15: May 24, 1815, New York. Two pages. Gershom writes to his daughter Grace. The first part of the letter is a note from her brother Henry that the family is well. Gershom writes that he is feeling better than when Grace left him. Letter 16: September 26, 1812, Monday Evening, Philadelphia. One page. The top part of the page is from David to Dr. Kursheedt, concerning various synagogue affairs. The bottom part is to Mr. Hyman Marks that his wife fasted well and is waiting to hear from him. It is written by DGZ(?). Letter 17, n.d. Two pages. Gershom writes to Sarah, although he does not sign the letter. He writes dear daughter and the handwriting corresponds to that of previous letters. Gershom talks about the second book of Kings. In response to something Sarah must have written about the name Shlomit-he discusses the negative aspect of the name because of the woman's namesake in this book. Contains Hebrew , Seixas Family Papers , Reproduction of Gershom Mendes Seixas - Letters to Sarah Seixas Kursheedt n.d., 1813-1815 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/2/1 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Jacob Gratz (1789-1856) Account of Estate 1857-1858 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/1/21 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Estate of Joseph Henry (d.1761) 1793-1801 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/OSF1/2 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Michael Gratz, Will n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/9 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Benjamin Gratz (1792-1884), Miscellaneous Correspondence from female family members 1808-1848 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/5 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Benjamin Gratz (1792-1884), Correspondence - General n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/13 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Gratz - Miscellaneous Collection Notes & Inventories n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/1 , Gift of the Elsie O. & Philip D. Sang Foundation , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Papers of Rachel Gratz Etting (1764-1831) n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/2/2 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Edward Gratz (d. 1869) Last will and testament 1869 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P14/7/2 , Moss Family of Philadelphia , Reproduction of Joseph Lyons Moss (1804-1874), Correspondence 1828-1856 1828-1856 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P120/1/4 , Moses Levy (1756-1826) Will, 1825 , Levy Family Papers , Reproduction of Moses Levy Will 1825 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/1/1 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Correspondence and notes pertaining to the collection by Mayer Sulzberger n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P60/2/2/4 , One page, original document, divided into two parts. The first half of the page is signed by Moses Seixas and testifies that his mortgage from November 1, 1808 has been redeemed and discharged-dated May 2, 1809. The second part is a statement by an officer of the State of New York that Moses Seixas has come before him and has done what he has written in the top section of the document , Seixas Family Papers , Reproduction of Moses Seixas - New York mortgage 1809 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P43/1/9 , 1) Handwritten 'Commodore Uriah Phillips Levy'. 2) Printed card with name Uriah P. Levy, Flag Officer, inscription underneath in French , Uriah P. Levy Collection , Reproduction of Visiting card of U.P. Levy and two n.d. visiting cards n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P43/1/22 , A biographical sketch of Levy from the 1902-1903 American Jewish Year Book; newspaper articles on Levy from the American Hebrew (1925) and Sentinel (1961); and a program and a Levy history pamphlet (June 7, 1985) presented to the guests at the dedication ceremony to the Levy family held by the Thomas Jefferson Monticello Foundation, Inc , Uriah P. Levy Collection , Reproduction of Miscellaneous Secondary Publications 1902-1903, 1925, 1961, 1985 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/5/2 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Letters to Maria Fenno Hoffman, 1812-1823 n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P43/1/12 , Original notarized form submitted October 7, 1943 to Surrogate Court confirming that Levy's will, probated June 9, 1862, is the same as the attached copy , Uriah P. Levy Collection , Reproduction of Photostat of will, probated 1862 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/1/6 , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Simon Gratz Moses (1813-1897), miscellaneous letters found loose in the Diary n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P15/1/4/235 , Jacques Judah Lyons Papers , Reproduction of Letter from Isaac Seixas to Hayman Levy on proposed marriage of Benjamin Seixas to Zipporah Levy 13 November 1778 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/2/8 , Letters, 2 x Certificates, resolution article , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Lionel Moses (1825-1895) n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P60/1/1/4 , This folder contains six items: Item 1: Photograph of a plaque in honor of Moses Mendes Seixas, 1926. This plaque was erected by his great grandson, Captain N. Taylor Phillips. He is honored for his presidency in Congregation Jeshuat Israel, fighting in the Revolutionary War, being grandmaster of masons in Rhode Island, and founder of the Bank of Rhode Island. The plaque is dated 5686-1926. Item 2: Family Record, 1748-1902, n.d. An original family record, as well as a photocopy. Eleven typed pages and an additional cover page, with various symbols from the typewriter along the top and bottom of the cover. The compiler of the information does not give his name, however he is most likely Hyman Levy Seixas, who was a son of Benjamin and Zipporah Seixas, as he writes 'my Dear Father/Mother.' Dates of births, deaths and marriages of the entire family are recorded. The family records of the compiler's wife, Abigail N. Cardozo, are also recorded. Item 3: Coat of Arms, n.d. A drawing of the family's coat of arms. There is a shield with five birds, each in a different flight position. There is a helmet and leaves, forming arms at the top of the shield and a bird rests upon the helmet. At the bottom of the drawing is the name Seixas. On the back of this sheet of paper is a taped piece of paper, small, with red trim that says 'Coat of Arms family of Gershom Mendes Seixas.' It also appears to say the word 'Rabbi' but it is difficult to make out the other word. Item 4: Coat of Arms, n.d. Photograph of another picture of a coat of arms. The center of the picture contains a circle, with stripes, with three fish-like creatures overlapping each other. There is also some design around the center, in the appearance of leaves and circular objects. On the back of the photograph the words 'Arms, Seixas family of Lisbon Portugal' are written. A section of the photograph is ripped, presumably from the way it was placed in the folder; both pieces are present. Item 5: Photograph of the Seixas Family pedigree, n.d. This family tree shows the parents of the lineage, Isaac Mendes Seixas and Rachel Levy, and all of the subsequent generations of the family. The children are all listed, as well as the names of their spouses, and birth and death dates where known. Item 6: Photograph of Moses Mendes Seixas, n.d. A 8x10inch photograph that contains, in the center, a picture of a painting of Moses' face and shoulders. The picture of him is centered in a dark square frame and is oval. He has dark curly hair and a short beard. He is wearing a white shirt with a high collar , Seixas Family Papers , Reproduction of Seixas Family - Genealogy and coats of arms n.d., 1926 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P43/1/3 , Original copy of Indenture for property rented on Eighth Street at St. Marks Place in New York City by U.P. Levy for the yearly sum of $1000.00 (1837) , Uriah P. Levy Collection , Reproduction of Indenture 1837 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/5/3 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Letters to Maria Fenno Hoffman n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P60/3/2/16 , Isaac Gomez Seixas (b.1817, grandson of Benjamin Mendes Seixas, son of Solomon Seixas). This folder contains one item: Light blue sheet of paper. No date or city written upon it. It is a petition written by Isaac Seixas and signed by eight other individuals to the 'appraisers of the customs.' It is a petition recommending Mr. Henry McDermott for the position of Laborer in the public Store. The signers state that appointing him in this position would be doing them a great favor , Seixas Family Papers , Reproduction of Isaac Gomez Seixas (b.1817, grandson of Benjamin Mendes Seixas, son of Solomon Seixas) n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P15/1/5/327 , Jacques Judah Lyons Papers , Reproduction of Draft of letter to Sir Moses Montefiore on the death of his wife 22 November 1862 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P40/1/10 , Solomon Robert Kagan Papers , Reproduction of Testimonial Dinner : Announcement and Invitation 1952 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/2/7 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Hyman Gratz Guardianship Account for children of Horatio Etting 1842-1851 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P22/1/13 , Myer S. Isaacs Collection , Reproduction of Obituaries and Funeral Programs, Isaacs Family and Others 1870s-1880s, [1920-1926] , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/2/6 , Receipt book, Testimony , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Joshua Moses (1780-1837) n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P40/1/11 , Solomon Robert Kagan Papers , Reproduction of Order Blanks for S.R. Kagan Publications n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P14/OSF1 , Moss Family of Philadelphia , Reproduction of Moss Family of Philadelphia William Moss' Surgeon's Commission, 1862 1862 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P14/7/3 , Moss Family of Philadelphia , Reproduction of John Moss, Jr (1840-1919), Inventory of Estate of John Moss Sr, 1847 1847 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/6 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Miriam Gratz - Drawing n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/1/14 , (see also oversized material) , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Will of Michael Gratz n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P60/3/2/11 , David G. Seixas (1788-1864, son of Gershom Mendes Seixas) This folder contains a series of letters from various people who are attempting to locate the information of David's birth date and other events in his life. Letter 1: February 16, 1824. There is another document in the folder that is difficult to read due to the handwriting. It is a legal document written in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on February 16, 1824. It appears to be regarding a court settlement that involved David Seixas and Hyman Marks and concerns the amount of fifty thousand dollars. Letter 2: January 15, 1911. Dr. Barnett A. Elzas to the Honorable N. Taylor Phillips. The Deaf Mutes of Philadelphia wish to construct a memorial to honor David for his founding of the Philadelphia Institution and request the dates of David's birth and death. Letter 3: March 1, 1911. H. Van Allen to the Honorable N. Taylor Phillips. Asking for details about David's origins and career to be the subject of a magazine article. Van Allen has information from South Bend, Indiana that places David's birth at July 2, 1788 and his death on March 19, 1864. This data does not correspond with previous information that places the marriage of David's parents Gershom Mendes Seixas (second marriage) to Hannah Emanuel on November 1, 1789. He also requests the information regarding David's movements after he left Philadelphia. Letter 4: March 3, 1911. Honorable N. Taylor Phillips to H. Van Allen. Response to Allen's March 1st letter. Phillips has found that all authorities agree that the marriage between Gershom Mendes Seixas to Hannah Manuel, not Emanuel, took place on November 1, 1789. He also supplies the additional information that David was a member of the Washington Lodge No. 21 F. and A.M. of New York City in 1807 and a soldier in the War of 1812. He states that he will attempt to obtain additional information about David. Letter 5: March 7, 1911. Dr. Reid to the Honorable N. Taylor Phillips. Reid does not know the date of David's birth but maybe Manuel does. Letter 6: April 12, 1911. Manuel A. Kursheedt to the Honorable N. Taylor Phillips. David was his grand uncle. Manuel's sister Serena has a Bible with recordings of significant dates for the family. David was born in the Hebrew month of Sivan, 1788. He figures out that Sivan is July and there appears to be a number seven before 'July.' Letter 7: April 26, 1911. Manuel A. Kursheedt to the Honorable N. Taylor Phillips. The Bible has a recording of the death of Gershom's first wife on October 30, 1785. It also has the birth dates of several children but there is no data for Gershom's second marriage. Letter 8: May 3, 1911. Honorable N. Taylor Phillips to Manuel A. Kursheedt. Wants to know how they can get the date of Gershom's second marriage. Letter 9: May 15, 1911. M. Engel, President of Indiana Mirror Manufacturing Company to the Honorable N. Taylor Phillips. Engel writes that he has enclosed a copy of an inscription that Phillips requested. (The copy does not appear in the folder). Letter 10: May 18, 1911. Honorable N. Taylor Phillips to H. Van Allen. Phillips writes that he has the Bible from Gershom's great granddaughter and that the information regarding his second marriage is not there. He states that the information received from South Bend, which placed David's birth on July 2, 1788 and the marriage on November 1, 1789 to be wrong. Phillips also found out that David was Master Mason in the Washington Lodge in December of 1808. He says that he will try to gain information about the marriage from Philadelphia. Letter #11: May 18, 1911. Honorable N. Taylor Phillips to Dr. Barnett A. Elzas. The dates of July 2, 1788; March 19, 1864; and March 21, 1864 as David's birth, death, and burial respectively, have been confirmed by the Society of Brotherly Love in South Bend, Indiana. Letter 12: May 18, 1911. Honorable N. Taylor Phillips to M. Engel. Phillips thanks Engel for the copy of the record that he sent and asks for a copy of the tombstone as well , Seixas Family Papers , Reproduction of David G. Seixas 1824, 1911 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/2/7 , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Inventory of the Estate of Joshua Moses 1837 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/1/10 , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Solomon Moses (1774-1857), journal kept on voyage to Madras & Calcutta 1798 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/3 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Benjamin Gratz (1792-1884) and Maria Gist Gratz (1797-1841), Correspondence from Rebecca Gratz Moses (1810-1891) and Sarah Gratz Moses (1917- ?) n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/11 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Gratz Family Papers - Family Bible (of Richea Gratz Hays 1774-1859) n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/10 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Maria Gist Gratz (1797-1841), General Correspondence n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P14/7/1 , Moss Family of Philadelphia , Reproduction of Moss, John (1774-1847) Last will and testament plus four codicils n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P43/1/4 , Five items: 1) A detailed inventory, part of Levy's will which lists 24 deeds for property in New York City acquired by Levy during 1833-1853 (1863). 2) Original water bill for his properties from Croton Aqueduct Department for $365.00 (1861). 3) Original tax bill on his properties in the sum of $1199.65 (1862). 4) Letter referring to $8516.55 owed to Asahel S. Levy (Levy's favorite nephew), trustee and executor of Levy's will for his services (1866). 5) Letter in Levy's own hand asking that no further complaints be made against him without cause by fellow officers and saying that he would not hesitate to promise to promote a better feeling 'nor permit their indecent expressions of bad temper to put me in the wrong.' (1859).[Missing] , Uriah P. Levy Collection , Reproduction of List of deeds; Water bill; Tax bill; Statement re : U.P. Levy estate 1833-1853, 1861, 1862 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P15/1/5/328 , Jacques Judah Lyons Papers , Reproduction of Acknowledgement of Lyons' letter by Sir Moses Montefiore 9 December 1862 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P15/1/1/9 , Jacques Judah Lyons Papers , Reproduction of Seixas family registers 1721-1855 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/2 , 6 items , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Letters from Sarah Gratz to Rachel G. (Gratz) Moses n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/1/23 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Miscellaneous Yiddish Letters--Sulzberger Collection n.d , American Jewish Historical Society , Yiddish

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/1/1a , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Gratz handlist with transcripts n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P43/1/11 , Two items, original and copy (9 pages) of an Inventory of the Personal Estate of U.P. Levy, valued at time of death at $131,606.15 , Uriah P. Levy Collection , Reproduction of Inventory of the Personal Estate of Uriah P. Levy'; and one letter 1862, 1859 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P412/1/7 , Jonas Phillips Levy Papers , Reproduction of Correspondence in re Estate of Uriah P. Levy 1867 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P22/1/12 , Myer S. Isaacs Collection , Reproduction of Montefiore, Sir Moses, 100th Birthday Tribute Correspondence and Clippings 1884-1885 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P15/1/1/37 , Jacques Judah Lyons Papers , Reproduction of Resolution of trustees regarding marriage of J. J. Lyons 1842 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/OSF1/1 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Jacob Gratz, Correspondence 1827 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/4 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Benjamin Gratz (1792-1884) and Maria Gist Gratz (1797-1841), Correspondence from Miriam Gratz Moses (1808- ?) 1819-1840 1819-1840 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/3/12 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Miscellaneous Items - Clay Collection n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/2/9 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Simon Gratz (son of Edward) Correspondence 1879-1916 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/1/22 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Estate of Jacob Henry n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P22/OS1 , Myer S. Isaacs Collection , Reproduction of Clippings, Citizenship Papers, Obituaries, Safe Passage Documents n.d., 1844, 1884 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P8/2/3 , Gratz Family Papers , Reproduction of Simon Gratz (1773-1839) and Hyman Gratz (1776-1857) Account with Estate of Michael Gratz 1825 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P120/1/14 , Levy Family Papers , Reproduction of Last will and testament of Asher Levy 25 September 1783 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/2/10 , (Researched by Blanche Moses) , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Moses/Levy/Seiyas family genealogy n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/OSF1 , Also contains Simon G Moses - miscellaneous doc found loose in diary , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Isaac Moses - Inventory of Estate 1818 , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/2/11 , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Moses Family photographs n.d , American Jewish Historical Society

Note: AMDigital Reference:P1/1/7 , [Newspaper articles, Memorial Day 1932 Commemoration programme and clippings, Dedication of tablets, letters etc] , Moses Family Papers , Reproduction of Isaac Moses (1742-1818) n.d , American Jewish Historical Society