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Lee Samuels Letters to Marjorie Bache Menden
[Note, 195-?] Apr. 22, 155 John Street, New York [to] Dear Marjorie / LS. Full text: Sorry about the delay. Ernest [Hemingway] was on a fishing trip and I missed him on my previous trip to Havana. Best regards, LS. -- [Letter, 1953] Apr. 28, Dragones 108, Havana. Notes having lunch "at E.H.'s yesterday" and that Hemingway had given him the manuscript. -- [Letter] 1953 May 19, 155 John Street, New York [to] Mary. Apparently Menden had provided a copy of a Hemingway work printed in a "circus program" that Hemingway had never seen. Hemingway sends his thanks. -- [Letter] 1958 Jun. 19, Dragones 108, Havana [to] Mrs. E. Menden. Samuels is sending some autographed Hemingway materials through a friend to Menden. Included among the materials is a copy of "The Sun" (The Sun Also Rises) that is a gift from Hemingway; Lee notes that the current edition on p. 175 has "balls" where in previous printed editions it read as "horns."
Samuel Lee
His account book documents Lee's roles as a farmer and shipmaster. The first page reads "Disbursements of Brigs Nepos on a voyage from Boston to Charleston...". Entries include "To portage of 2 letters from J.G. Esq.", "Beef and Vegetables", "1 Gall Gin", and payments for labor. Next Lee documents the "Accounts of Sale and delivery of 100 lbs of Beef, shipd by Thatcher Goddard Esq. onboard Brig Nepos, by Saml Lee, at Charleston SC". He accounts for how the beef was distributed and sold, all for a total of $310.50. The remainder of the account book documents his personal accounts, as well as his agrarian work, including entries for "plowing your garden", and "oxen and plough"; detailed entries such as "Settled all accounts with Naomi Sparhawk to this day and agreed to board her for 50 cents a week hereafter"; and even in 1830 documents the purchase of "a coffin for Mother".
Scholar of a Past Generation: A Brief Memoir of Samuel Lee, D.D. ... Regius Professor of Hebrew in the University of Cambridge, Canon of Bristol, Et
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Samuel P. Lee
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Samuel H.P. Lee Letter
Letter from Lee in New London, to Ralph Isham, in Colchester, Conn.; Lee wants a gross of those pills, sees no reason for detaining order; he has a large order to fill and not enough on hand.
