Box 23
Contains 14 Results:
From WK, 1910s-1920s
Letters to editor of Beaufort Gazette re. racial issues and politics; correspondence re. a manager at the Corner Store and his handling of business; packing plant proposal; letter to a Coosaw Farm manager re. manager's behavior with African American servants.
From WK, 1930s
Price quotes on fertilizer mixtures for tomatoes, lettuce and potatoes; WK's views on the Bankhead Bill (letters to Senators Ed Smith and James F. Byrnes); letter to Production Credit Association (Columbia, SC) re. plight of the truck farmers; correspondence to the Resettlement Administration and U.S Senators re. Rural Resettlement program in Sea Island area; re. fertilizer formulas; letters to Washington DC protesting Crop Control legislation.
From WK, 1940
Re. estate of Michael Keyserling and property in Springfield, GA; re. Rosa Keyserling's properties in Savannah and his role as executor of her estate; correspondence to federal agents on behalf of Farmers Committee of Beaufort County protesting control of lettuce crops; re. Rosa Keyserling's taxes.
From WK, 1941
Correspondence re. Rosa Keyserling's real estate and his responsibilities as executor of the estate.
From WK, 1942
Re. sale of several properties from estate of Rosa L. Keyserling.
From WK, 1950
Soliciting donations from friends and neighbors to furnish the new Beth Israel Education Center; letter to Leonard Keyserling re. funds from his mother's (Rosa Keyserling's) estate; letter to friends re. aging and the growth of Beaufort; letters of appreciation for UJA donations; letter to Mary K. Rosenstein re. china replacements; re. personal loans to friends; re. Mark Keyserling properties and synagogue dues.
From WK, 1951
General correspondence re. UJA contributions; letters re. Beaufort property (ex. Mary K. Rosenstein is retiring and wants the old Macdonald Wilkins, Co gin mill building (which she owns) dismantled and made into a cottage); correspondence with nieces and nephews re. Michael and Rosa Keyserling estate; resignation from Beth Israel Cemetery Committee; letters re. personal loans; mentions a UJA conference he plans to attend in NY (at which he died).
To WK, 1920s
Letter informing WK he was elected chairman of the National Farm School Expansion Project (1926); letter from SC Produce Association re. a "declaration of dissatisfaction" received from Beaufort, SC.
To WK, 1930s
To WK, 1940
Correspondence re. Rosa Keyserling properties in Savannah; re. Central Iron and Coal Company bonds; letters from children of Michael and Rosa Keyserling requesting money from estate fund; letter from WK's friend Nathan Gillespie (Mutual Life Insurance Co.) expressing concern for WK's welfare after a large storm in Beaufort (1940); Gillespie also mention's Leon's wedding to Mary Dublin; correspondence re. repairs to 123 E. 46th St. property (estate of Rosa Keyserling) in Savannah, GA.