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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated February 17, 1945. Describes a trip to Paris in January.

GLC09662.659

to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated February 17, 1945. Describes a trip to Paris in January.

GLC09662.660

to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. Most of the text is a bible quote.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about God and love.

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[Poem about loss]

One poem written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A poem re-written by him to replace the copy written by his sister Susie which he lost at sea.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about loss and mercy.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about loss and trusting God.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A bible verse number.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A bible quote.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. Concerning trust in God and the protection he offers your soul.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote entitled David's Confidence and her hope that George has the same experience.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Oh! humbly take what God bestows/And like his own fair flowers/ Look up, in sunshine, with a smile,/ And gently bend in showers."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Happiness had its sanctuary in the heart, & they who seek it elsewhere, surly seek in vain."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Write injuries in the dust; but kindness in marble."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "With patience then the course of duty run; God never does, nor suffers to be done, But that which you would do if you could see The end of all events, as well...

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to Mrs. M. Schwartz

One v-mail addressed to Eva Schwartz from Tova Schwartz dated February 18, 1945. Thanks her for sending chocolates and for their generosity. Mentions the work being done where she is stationed.

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[Poem]

One poem written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A poem re-written by him to replace the copy written by his sister Susie which he lost at sea.

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[Poem]

One poem written by George Driver originally by Carrie Briggs dated circa 1860. A poem about leaving and coming home.

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to Marcia and Cous

One letter addressed to Marcia and Warren Abrams from Warren Schwartz dated February 33, 1945. Included as a booklet entitled, "Ninth Division, Hitler's Nemesis."

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to Marcia and Cous

One letter addressed to Marcia and Warren Abrams from Warren Schwartz dated February 33, 1945. Pertains to low morale, life while stationed out in Geermany, updates of his friends. Included as a booklet entitled, "Ninth Division, Hitler's Nemesis."...

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[Excerpt of A Psalm of Life]

One poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow re-written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A selection of the first two stanza's and the last stanza from A Psalm of Life.

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Ninth Division, Hitler's Nemesis

One booklet entitled, "The Ninth Division, Hitler's Nemesis," dated 1945. Item is a compilation of articles printed about the Ninth Division. Also includes page inserts of photographs depicting where they have been stationed throughout the war...

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to Mom, Dad and Grandma

One v-mail addressed to Eva and Morris Schwartz and Sarah Friedman from Warren Schwartz dated February 27, 1945. Writes that the troop dog Windy had passed away. Mentions receiving word from his cousin Sam about his condition improving.

GLC09662.663

to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A note about trusting God.

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[Poem]

One poem written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A poem about God's grace.

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