Levinson, Annie

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Typed letter from Ben Levinson to JCRS, on August 16, 1940. The letter thanks JCRS for their help with retrieving the photograph taken by Mr. J. S. Mullins. The letter is signed Ben Levinson.

Abstract Typed letter from Ben Levinson to Jewish Comsumption Hospital (JCRS), on July 16, 1940. The letter informs Jewish Comsumption Hospital (JCRS) that Mr. Levinson's daughter and son-in-law visited Mt. Nebo Cemetery in Denver, CO and could not find Annie Levinson's grave. The letter asks Jewish Comsumption Hospital (JCRS) to investigate this because about 17 or 18 years ago this same issure was raised when Mr. Levinson was requesting to have the tombstone repaired. The letter is signed Ben...

Abstract Copy of typed letter from Ben Levinson to Jewish Comsumption Hospital (JCRS), on July 16, 1940. The letter informs Jewish Comsumption Hospital (JCRS) that Mr. Levinson's daughter and son-in-law visited Mt. Nebo Cemetery in Denver, CO and could not find Annie Levinson's grave. The letter asks Jewish Comsumption Hospital (JCRS) to investigate this because about 17 or 18 years ago this same issure was raised when Mr. Levinson was requesting to have the tombstone repaired. The letter is signed...

Abstract Handwritten letter from Ben Levinson to Mr. Ben Friedland, on May 5, 1920. The letter thanks Mr. Friedland for locating Annie Levinson's grave. The letter informs Mr. Friedland that $50.00 is enclosed for the monument and $25.00 for JCRS. The letter is signed Ben Levinson. On the back of this letter is a typed letter from JCRS to Mr. Ben Levinson, on May 11, 1920. The letter informs Mr. Levinson that JCRS has received the $50.00. The stone costs $60.00 and Mr. Levinson needs to send $10.00....

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Handwritten letter from Ben Levinson to Mr. Ben Friedland, on July 8, 1920. The letter informs Mr. Friedland to inform Mr. Levinson about the monument. The letter is signed by a personal stamp, in black ink: "Ben Levinson 417 W. Sixth St."

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Handwritten letter from Ben Levinson to Mr. Ben Friedland, on Oct. 6, 1920. The letter informs Mr. Friedland that enclosed is $25.00 for the funeral expenses. The letter is signed by a personal stamp, in black ink: "Ben Levinson 417 W. Sixth St."

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Handwritten letter from Ben Levinson to Mr. Ben Friedland, on Nov. 29, 1920. The letter informs Mr. Friedland that Mr. Levinson is surprised that he has not heard from Mr. Friedland about the headstone, especially since Mr. Levinson paid the rest of the fee. Mr. Levinson would like to complete this project soon and can come to Denver, CO. The letter is signed by a personal stamp, in black ink: "Ben Levinson 417 W. Sixth St."

Abstract Typed letter from Ben Levinson to Ben Friedland, on 4/30/29. The letter informs Mr. Friedland that Mr. Levinson has been informed by a recent visitor that had been to Denver to visit Annie Levinson's grave but could not locate the tombstone. Mr. Levinson informs Mr. Friedland that as of March 18, 1921 Mr. Friedland had written Mr. Levinson confirming a tombstone had been erected. Mr. Levinson asks Mr. Friedland to investigate this at whatever expense. Mr. Levinson informs Mr. Friedland that...

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Handwritten letter from Ben Levinson to Mr. Friedland, on May 14, 1920. The letter informs Mr. Friedland that $10.00 is enclosed. The letter is signed Ben Levinson.

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Handwritten letter from Ben Levinson to Mr. Friedland, on Sept 17, 1920. The letter informs Mr. Friedland that Mr. Levinson would like to know where the photo is. The letter is signed by a personal stamp, in black ink: "Ben Levinson 417 W. Sixth St. All payments made at store."