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"Francis Molison Black," by Donald M. Black
An account of the life of Francis Molison Black, businessman and politician, and his contribution to the development of Western Canada, written by his son.
Black, Francis Molison
Letter, Nov. 2, London, England, to Mr. Montefine?
Relates to a book on Sir Francis Bond Head being written by Mr. Montefine.
Head, Florence
Two letters relating to the death of his son and the difficulties of the mail service.
Head, Sir Edmund Walker
Item is a typed handbook for the Masonic Order from a lodge in Montreal.
Unknown
Excerpts from letters written by a final year Arts student, and Warden of Gordon House, regarding student life at the University to a friend serving overseas.
Manchester (Toms), Gwendolyn Dorothy
Rev. Dr. Edward Johnstone/by unknown author
Article outlines the life and career of Reverend Dr. Edward Johnstone.
Johnstone, Edward
Letters of Laura Lee Davidson, 1947.
Letters to Dr. F.M. Goodfellow, Westport, referring to her books and identifying the real persons on whom her books were based. The books were: A Winter of content (Abington, New York, 1922 and 1924), Isles of Eden (Minton, Balch, New York, 1924) and We build (Linden, Baltimore, 1937).
Davidson, Laura Lee
Speech of Robertson Davies, Queen's Convocation
Convocation address at Queen's University. Two versions.
Davies, Robertson
Letter, written on board steam boat United States, Ogdensburg, N.Y. to his wife at Utica, N.Y.
Typed transcript and copies of letter. Original in possession of R.O. Bert F. Hale of Malone, N.Y. Letter relates to the Battle of the Windmill during the Rebellion in Upper Canada, 1838, and the capture of the steamer by British forces.
Denio, Hiram
The fonds consists of two poems by John Kilmer. The first poem is a holograph of the "Ballad of Father Hudson", a poem describing the land of the Great-North-Seaboard Province from Fundy to Chaleur and the life of Father Hudson, and the second poem refers to Eddi's service, Eddi being a Priest at St. Wilfrid.
Kilmer, John