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Search: Sailors
This side of the postal card contains the handwritten letter, written in brown ink.

Postcard to Mr. [Joseph K.] Clark, Steward, Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Charles Wilson, January 7, 1894
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is a notation at the upper edge, just to the left of the central fold, with the name of the sender and the date, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate and Librarian, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, June 24, 1887
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate and Librarian, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, May 30, 1887
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is a notation in the upper corner with the name of the sender and date, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Thomas Melville, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors' Snug Harbor, July 25, 1872
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate and Librarian, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, December 30, 1887
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times.

Letter to Captain Thomas Melville, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors' Snug Harbor, January 29, 1872
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate and Librarian, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, December 27, 1887
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, July 16, 1889
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper. It has been folded several times.

Letter to Captain Thomas Melville, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, of Sailors' Snug Harbor, June 17, 1878
The letter is handwritten in purplish-red ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is the fourth page of the letter.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate and Librarian, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, November 22, 1884
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, July 23, 1888
The note is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper. The edges are perforated and there are pin marks in the upper left corner.

Paperwork regarding the effects of the late James E. Cole
The letter is handwritten in dark brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is the fourth, and final, page of the letter, including the writer's signature. Oriented in the opposite direction from the text is a notation along one edge, to the side of the central fold, with the name of the sender and the date, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, December 15, 1884
The letter is handwritten in black ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, October 22, 1884
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, March 7, 1885
The letter is handwritten in pale brown ink on cream-colored paper with blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is a notation at the upper edge, just to the left of the central fold, with the name of the sender and the date, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, December 18, 1885
The letter is handwritten in gray ink on cream-colored paper. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first letter. On the left half is a notation at the upper edge, just to the left of the central fold, with the name of the sender, date, and subject of the inquiry, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, May 4, 1886
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate and Librarian, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, May 22, 1886
The letter is handwritten in gray ink on cream-colored paper. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is the fourth, and final, page of the letter, including the writer's signature. Adhered just to the left of the central fold is a small piece of paper with the name of the sender and the date, probably for filing purposes. In this image, the piece of paper obscures part of the letter's text underneath it.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, November 1, 1886
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, December 22, 1886
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first page of the letter. On the left half is a notation at the upper edge, just to the left of the central fold, with the name of the sender and the date, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, July 8, 1889
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically. In the upper right corner is a notation with the name of the sender and the date, presumably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, October 31, 1884
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, March 30, 1888
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, August 27, 1888
This side of the postal card contains the handwritten letter, written in brown ink.

Postcard to Mr. J. [Joseph] K. Clark, Steward, Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Heitman, February 28, 1894
The letter is handwritten in light gray ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to the Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors' Snug Harbor, December 1, 1885
The letter is handwritten in brownish-gray ink on cream-colored paper with blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is the fourth, and final, page of the letter, including the writer's signature.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, February 24, 1888
This side of the postal card contains the handwritten letter, written in brown ink.

Postcard to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Chas. [Charles] Folsom, January 23, 1894
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper. It has been folded several times.

Letter to Captain Thomas Melville, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, of Sailors' Snug Harbor, June 16, 1878
The letter is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is a notation at the upper edge, just to the left of the central fold, with the name of the sender, date, and subject of the inquiry, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Thomas Melville, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Jas. [James] E. Cole, of Sailors' Snug Harbor, November 5, 1879
The letter is handwritten in gray ink on cream-colored paper with blue lines. It has been folded in half; on the right half of this side of the paper is the first part of the letter. On the left half is a pencil note at the upper edge, just to the left of the central fold, with a few words of a drafted reply. In the lower left corner, perpendicular to the letter's text, is an additional note by Osborne, and in the opposite direction of the letter's text is a notation with the name of the sender, probably for filing purposes.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Edw. K. [Edward K.] Osborne, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, December 13, [1886?]
The list is handwritten in brown ink on cream-colored paper with faint blue lines. It has been folded several times and a prominent fold divides the sheet in half vertically.

Letter to Captain Gustavus D. S. Trask, Governor of Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Henry Macy, Inmate, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, June 19, 1888
This side of the postal card contains the handwritten letter, written in brown ink.

Postcard to Mr. [Joseph K.] Clark, Steward, Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Charles Wilson, January 21, 1894
This side of the postal card contains the handwritten letter, written in brown ink.

Postcard to Mr. [Joseph K.] Clark, Steward, Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Charles Wilson, February 14, 1894
This side of the postal card contains the handwritten letter, written in brown ink.

Postcard to Mr. [Joseph K.] Clark, Steward, Sailors' Snug Harbor, from Charles Wilson, February 28, 1894
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