Ref NoWIA FC/1912/9/2
TitleWarburg, John C. to Warburg, Aby 06/10/1912
WriterWarburg, John C.
Place1London W, 21 Pembridge Gardens
RecipientWarburg, Aby
Date06/10/1912
DateNoteFC
Formatmanuscript, end missing
Contentsdescribes the business premises in 177 a Kensington High Street of Randolph Roxroy; the address is the address of a ladies' fashion shop, 'Mme Cate. Modes'; there is no nameplate on the door with the name Roxroy; astrology is not John Warburg's speciality, he is interested in the 'black arts'; John Warburg has therefore asked his brother-in-law, Henriques, a barrister, who could supply Warburg with information about Roxroy; Henriques suggested the firm Flowerdew & Co., Law Stationers, Reporters, Translators and Printers, 14 Bell Yard, Temple Bar, London EC; on Warburg family genealogical research; mentions Rabbi E. Duckesz who had written to John Warburg; the information supplied by Duckesz was known to John Warburg; wants to know whether John Warburg can trust Duckesz, how much Duckesz charges etc; mentions that Charlotte Isabella, daughter of the late John Warburg and Charlotte White, has died in Highgate, London; does Warburg know more about her?; did Warburg find out more about Levi Joseph Warburg in Ellrich?; lists book titles and asks Warburg whether they contain information on the Warburg family, 'Beiträge zur ältesten Geschichte der Juden in Hamburg', 'Rolla der portugiesischen Nation oder Nomina der sämmtlichen allhier residierenden Portugiesen', both by [H.] Reils

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