Wolff Family Papers
		Inventory
				Box#/Folder#
I.		Correspondence
	A.	1870s-Photocopies: Nine letters; includes letters to Henry Wolff from Moritz Wolff, Michael Wolff, Samuel Wolff and Pauline Wolff from Rogowo; USE PHOTOCOPIES		1/1
	B.	1870s-Originals		1/2
	C.	1880s-Photocopies: Four letters; includes letters from Michael Wolff in Rogowo; return correspondence from Henry Wolff in Allendale, SC to Pauline Wolff (one letter on "Henry Wolff/Dealer in General Merchandise, Cotton and Fertilizers" stationary; USE PHOTOCOPIES		1/3
	D.	1880s-Originals		1/4
	E.	1890s-Photocopies: Eighteen letters; includes letters from Henry Wolff on his Allendale business letterhead to his family in Germany; letters to Henry Wolff from "Jenny" in New York, from Michael Wolff in Rogowo, from Paula Busch, from Samuel Wolff in Brooklyn, NY, from Moritz Wolff; USE PHOTOCOPIES		1/5
	F.	1890s-Originals		1/6
	D.	No Date-Photocopies: Six letters; many are fragments of letters; handwriting matches earlier letters from Henry Wolff’s relatives in Germany; includes letter in Hebrew; USE PHOTOCOPIES		1/7
	E.	No Date-Originals		1/8
II.		Material for teaching Hebrew: owned by Lena Pearlstine Berkman; book, "The American Hebrew Primer: an easy method of teaching," by L. Aufrecht, 1868; also includes two copy books (ca. 1920) of notes used to guide students (Sura Wengrow included) through Hebrew lessons.		1/9