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Letter In Chinese; written in pen; sent on Jul 7, 1924 From: S.S. Chu, 944 Prospect Ave., Cleveland, Ohio To: Wong Sik Cheung & Wong Git Yuen W.J. London Co., 664 King St., Seattle, WA The sender, who was the recipient's friend, explained in details…

Letter In Chinese -One letter was from the recipient's son. -One letter was from a diff. sender to the same recipient. Both letters are for Wong Sik Cheung. The letters talk about the immigration plan of Wong Shu Kau, who used to have a business in…

Letter in Chinese; written by pen, on July 6, 1924. To: Wong Sik Cheung, London Company 664 King St., Seattle, WA The sender, Wong Sik Cheung's nephew, told Sik Cheung that he knew someone who got opium, but he also reminded Sik Cheung to beware the…

Both letters are for Wong Sik Cheung, written on May the 5th (year unknown), and probably all written by the same person based on the handwriting. One letter is from Sik Cheung's two grandsons. The other is from his nephew. Dear Grandfather, We have…

Letter from Wong Sik Cheung's son. It discusses business issues, epecially an Uncle's business failure. Sent on June 20, 1924. From: Chang Wah Co., Inc. Imported Dress Code 133 S. El Dorado Street, Stockton, CA To: W. J. London Co., 664 King St.,…

Letter in Chinese; sent on June 24, 1931. From: 417 N. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, CA To: W.J. London Co., 664 King Street, Seattle, WA The sender told Wong Sik Cheung to be discreet about the money that Sik Cheung raised earlier. He also talked…

Letter United of States, Certificate of Residence (issused to Charlie Wong) From: Tong King Hming (?) St., Lodi, CA To: Wong Sik Cheung W. J. London Co., 664 King St., Seattle, WA

Letter In Chinese, written with pencil. Sent on Mar 15, 1926. From: Envelop with "Hotel Arbuckle" heading To: Wong Sik Fu and Wong Sik Cheung, W. J. London Co., 664 King St., Seattle, WA The letter discussed the sender's son's birth certificate: Wong…

Letter In Chinese From: Billy Key Laundry, Minot, North Dakota To: Wong Sik Cheung, W. J. London 664 King St, Seattle, WA The sender discussed about the construction of watchtowers and dams in their hometown, Zong Wo Lei, Canton. He also mentioned…

Letter to Wong Sik Cheung on his grandson's immigration materials. Envelope is sealed with a stamp in both Chinese and English saying "No.8 Young Yan Sai St. Canton" which might be the sender's business address. Dear Sik Cheung, I have received your…