Letters from Palestine, 1870-1912

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Letters from Palestine, 1870-1912

Letters written by Rolla Floyd while he was a tourist agent in Jaffa, Palestine. Letters are dated 1870-1912.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7677104

Raymond H. Fogler Library

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Floyd, Theodocia Chandler.

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Palestine Emigration Association

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Floyd, Rolla

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Rolla Floyd followed Reverend George J. Adams to Palestine in 1866 in search of a better, richer life than was available in the United States following the difficult years after the Civil War. After the first two years in Palestine Rolla Floyd and his wife started corresponding regularly with his sister and her husband, Aurilla Floyd and Abijah W. Tabbutt of Columbia Falls, Maine. Rolla and Aurilla were two of five children born and raised on Mitten Mountain, Centerville, Maine. From...