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Letter written by [?] Myers from Kingston, Jamaica to Michael Light in New York City on June 5, 1864. Myers informs Light of the death of her husband's father, Moses H. Myers, and requests that Light inform Rev. Isaacs and Rev. Leeser of the news. The letter mentions Moses H. Myers's role as headmaster of a Jewish school in London and minister of a London synagogue.

Letter from Isidor Kalisch to Isaac Leeser, written in Cleveland, OH on April 17, 1855, informing Leeser of the death of his wife. Kalisch requests that Leeser publish an obituary in *The Occident*. The letter mentions the date of his wife's death as March 25th (Nissan 6th), and describes her as "endeared and beloved by all, who knew her."

Letter from Aaron Wolff in St. Thomas to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated January 6, 1851. Wolff writes of the death of his son, Jacob Benjamin Wolff, and requests that Leeser publish an obituary in *The Occident*. He also includes a financial update regarding subscriptions to *The Occident* and other publications, mentions outstanding debts, and encloses a bank bill. He shares details about his son's death, including the significant attendance at his funeral, and receives comforting news from his other son, Daniel, in San Francisco, regarding support received for Leeser's treatment from his former congregation. The letter includes several references to specific individuals and places.

Letter from David Piza to Isaac Leeser informing him of the death of Rev. D. Meldola. Piza requests that Leeser publish an obituary in the Occident. He also mentions sending Leeser the Hebrew Observer, which contains a report of the funeral. The letter is written from London on March 11, 1853 and includes a wax seal.

Letter from Hannah Dyer in Galveston, Texas, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, expressing gratitude for a tribute published in the January 1855 issue of *The Occident* commemorating Dyer's deceased sister and other loved ones. Dyer mentions planning a visit to Philadelphia soon.

Letter from Myrtilla J. Davis to Isaac Leeser informing him of the death of her Uncle Goodman. Davis writes that her aunt requested she contact Leeser to pass on the news of Goodman's death and ask that Leeser contact Goodman's cousin Michael. The letter mentions that Goodman died at quarter of three in the morning after suffering excruciating pain, but was conscious until the end, though unable to speak.

Letter from Ros. A. Rice to Isaac Leeser, written in Baltimore on February 24, 1864. Rice sends Leeser books and other items that belonged to her deceased husband, stating that they are Leeser's property. She also includes several other mementos of her husband.

Letter from Samuel E. Daniels in Barbados to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated November 23, 1848. Daniels informs Leeser that he sold a set of Parasah books to Rev. John Birchannon, who subsequently died, resulting in the loss of payment. He expresses hope for a future understanding and mentions preparing for his return to Philadelphia, sending regards to Leeser's family and acquaintances.

Letter from Zalma Rehine in Baltimore, MD to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Rehine writes about her Aunt's illness, the birth of a niece, and various other family news, including a death. She mentions several other individuals, including Doctor Cohen, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Couzens, and Simah. The letter also includes several illegible words and phrases.