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![U. S. Consulate Jaffa, document stating that Charles Minor deeded property in Palestine to William Ballard and witnessed by John A. Steinbeck, handwritten document, [ 206 ] 2019-05-03](https://stacks.stanford.edu/image/iiif/xq905hm4414%2Fxq905hm4414_No206_1855-02-12_Consulate_JohnASteinbeck_2/full/100,/0/default.jpg)
U. S. Consulate Jaffa, document stating that Charles Minor deeded property in Palestine to William Ballard and witnessed by John A. Steinbeck, handwritten document, [ 206 ] 2019-05-03
Document stating that Clorinda Strong Minor has purchased land near Jaffa, Palestine, with funds provided by Dr. William M. Engles. The land is to support missionary work and if Minor discontinuing the work the land will be deeded over to Dr. William M. Engles. The document was created at the...
![U.S. Consulate for Syria and Palestine employment certification for Fredrick William Steinbeck, handwritten document, 1p, [205] 1854-08-09](https://stacks.stanford.edu/image/iiif/sk704pv1552%2Fsk704pv1552_No205_1854-08-09_Consulate_FrederickWSteinbeck_1/full/100,/0/default.jpg)
U.S. Consulate for Syria and Palestine employment certification for Fredrick William Steinbeck, handwritten document, 1p, [205] 1854-08-09
Certification from the Consulate of the United States for Syria & Palestine stating that Frederick Steinbeck is under the protection of the United States. The certification is signed by the Consul, J. Hosford Smith, and is dated August 9, 1854.
![U.S. Consulate for Syria and Palestine employment certification for John A. Steinbeck, handwritten document, 1p, [204] 1854-08-09](https://stacks.stanford.edu/image/iiif/yc031ms3063%2Fyc031ms3063_No204_1854-08-09_Consulate_JohnASteinbeck_1/full/100,/0/default.jpg)
U.S. Consulate for Syria and Palestine employment certification for John A. Steinbeck, handwritten document, 1p, [204] 1854-08-09
Certification from the Consulate of the United States for Syria & Palestine stating that John A. Steinbeck is under the protection of the United States. The certification is signed by the Consul, J. Hosford Smith, and is dated August 9, 1854.