- CA ON00239 F1046
- Fonds
- 1816-1858
Correspondence, legal documents and financial material concerning the disparities of the family lands. .
Street (family)
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Correspondence, legal documents and financial material concerning the disparities of the family lands. .
Street (family)
The fonds predominantly consists of hand written letters, telegrams and postcards from Symonds to Henry D. Davray. Points of origin include Rome(1897), Madrid (1899), Leipzig (1899) and Cardoba (1898). Also included are two typed copies of letters, 1890, to Bliss Carman and a hand written note to Mr. Symons from Elodie Dolmetsch (Desiree), sister-in-law and later 2nd wife of Arnold Dolmetsch French born musician and intrument maker.
Symons, Arthur William
Tannery records relating to Adolphustown, Kingston, Belleville and area, 1859-1872.
Adolphustown Tannery
Letter, photograph and obituary.
Machar, John Maule
The fonds consists of photostats of correspondence, biographical data, a proclamation (reproduction) and newspaper clippings. Correspondents include Charles Jones, A.N. Buell and Henry O'Reilly. Includes a petition from Mackenzie to William H. Seward, 1840 Jan. 4.
Mackenzie, William Lyon
The fonds consists of land papers, accounts, and commission of the peace.
McLean, Archibald
The fonds consists of correspondence, sermons and news clippings. Of particular note is a Temperance broadside.
MacLeod, Norman
The fonds consists of notes relating to the cannon on the grounds of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, said to have been used in the seige of Londonderry, 1689 as well as three sound recordings of interviews undertaken with Mr. McRae by Rose Mary Gibson in April and May of 1971. Topics discussed include: McRae family, the Golden Lion Block, various Kingston families (Reids, Chowns, Polsons, Lintons, etc) and various Kingston businesses (james Reid, Steacy's, Bibby's, McNee and Minnes, Hendersons, Crothers, etc).
McRae, Ross Milton
The fonds consists of speeches delivered by Martin outside the House of Commons, 1947-1948 and 1950-1956, while Minister of National Health and Welfare.
Martin, Paul Joseph James