Mary Stanbury Webb Richards (1860-1946). Published in Sandra Thurlow's Historic Jensen and Eden on Florida's Indian River (p. 49), with the caption: "Mary Webb of Newark, New Jersey, was Lucie Richards' best friend, and became her sister-in-law when she married Harry Richards in 1888."
Harry Webb Richards (1858-1928). Published in Sandra Thurlow's Historic Jensen and Eden on Florida's Indian River (p. 48), with the caption: "Harry Richards joined his father in the wilderness in 1880 and helped him found the pineapple industry in southeast Florida."
"S. Kitching" probably refers to Susanna Kitching (1841–1936), who later moved to Stuart Florida and lived with her brother Broster Kitching. The family were Quakers and the Society of Friends is referenced.
Copy of handwritten letter describing the death of Susanna's mother Sarah Broster Kitching (1804–1888) from bronchitis, and the support she received from relatives and the community.
