Letters from Abe Kaufman to Vera Vaughn, 318 N. State St., Chicago, Illinois. Letters contain information about Abe’s daily activities in St. Louis. On Jan. 28, Abe writes of being nervous, since someone has been brought in to the Missouri Paper Co. to look at the books that Abe keeps. He states that he is scared of an officer stopping him on the street, and tells Vera to destroy the letter., 1898 Jan-June

File — Box: 3, Folder: 1

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The collection consists mainly of correspondence between Abe Kaufman and Vera Vaughn. These letters are primarily of a personal nature regarding the relationship between Abe and Vera. There are some letters from Abe’s family: his father, brothers Max and Jacob, and his sister, Jennie. Also included is a folder full of old receipts and payment records.