Box 2

Personal notes and letters, genealogy notes for Winstock family of SC, misc. pages from The Universal Jewish Encyclopedia, newspaper articles (photocopies), report on confederate jews in the midlands of SC, listing of SC materials at the American Jewish Historical Society

Personal notes and letter, genealogy extracts for the Friedheim and Moses families of SC, membership form for Daughters of the Confederacy (photocopy), picture (photocopy), newspaper articles (photocopies), historical papers “The Jews of Georgetown,” by Charles W. Joyner and “Assimilated “New South” Daughter,” by Belinda F. Gergel, booklet for Tree of Life Congregation

Extracts from books: A Jewish Tourist’s Guide to the U.S., by Bernard Postal; Men of Mark in South Carolina, by J.C. Hemphill; South Carolina Women in the Confederacy, by Mrs. Thomas Taylor; In Pursuit of the Tree of Life, by Belinda and Richard Gergal

Extracts from books: Great South Carolinians, Helen Henning; Rolls and Historical Sketch of the Tenth Regiment, SC Volunteers, C. I. Walker, “History of the Friedheim Building,” by Paul Gettys, extracts from The American Jewish Year Book

Cetificates, correspondence, genealogies and business dealings, 1764-1833 (photocopies) from the manuscrip collection on Thomas J. Tobias

Personal letters, extracts from “A History of the Jewish Community of Greenville, SC,” by Jack . Bloom, extracts from South Carolina Troops in Confederate Service, by A. S. Salley

Personal notes and letters, chapter from A Jewish Tourist’s Guide, by Bernard Postal, excerpt from article “Kronikals of the Times, Memphis, 1862,” by A. E, Frankland, article “A Confederate Trade Center under Federal Occupation: Memphis, 1862 to 1865,” by Joseph H. Parks, excerpt from the West Tennessee Historical Papers “Joseph A. Gronauer and the Civil War in Memphis, “ by Jack D. Holmes

Correspondence (photocopies), newspaper articles (photocopies), typed ecerpts (photocopies), historical papers “From Pedlar to Regimental Commander in Two Years: The Civil War Career of Maj. Louis A Gratz,” by Jacob R. Marcus and “Jewish Soldiers and the Battles Around Chattanooga in the American Civil War: September thru November 1863.”

Excerpts from Beginnings on Market Street: Nashville and Her Jewry, 1861-1901, Fedora S. Frank, article “Nashville Jewry During the Civil War,” by Fedora S. Frank

Personal notes and letters, genealogy/family notes (photocopy), congregational information for San Antonio and Dallas, pamphlets for Texas Jewish Historical Society and Dallas Jewish Historical Society.