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Item types: Correspondence- Decade: 1830-1839
- Letter from W.G. Keele to Hiram Capron
In this letter, Keele reports on the status of several of Capron’s confirmed land claims and requests documentation about others in order to finish settling accounts. Their conversation on land sales continue in a letter from Keele in 1836 In this letter, Keele reports on the status of several of Capron’s confirmed land claims and requests documentation about others in order to finish settling accounts. Their conversation on land … - Letter from W.G. Keele to Hiram Capron Confirming Land Sales
This letter is a follow-up to an earlier 1835 correspondence between Keele and Capron concerning land grants. Keele reports on the progress he has made in confirming these grants, and the work remaining to be done. This letter is a follow-up to an earlier 1835 correspondence between Keele and Capron concerning land grants. Keele reports on the progress he has made in confirming these grants, and … - Copy of Letter Written by Hiram Capron to his Brother Horace
This letter, written January 3rd 1830, from Hiram Capron to his brother Horace exhorts him to come to Canada to work with him. They had apparently already spoken about the possibility of Horace’s emigration, and Hiram appears to be somewhat irritated that Horace has been slow to commit. He discusses … This letter, written January 3rd 1830, from Hiram Capron to his brother Horace exhorts him to come to Canada to work with him. They had apparently already spoken about the …County of Brant Public Library - Letter addressed to James Gambell
Size 14.5 x 11.5 in. Size 14.5 x 11.5 in.Richmond Hill Public Library - Letter written by Colonel Robert Moodie
In May 1833 James Newton was departing for Canada from Berwick-Upon-Tweed; Colonel Moodie was killed during Rebellion of 1837. Therefore, the letter was written between May 1833 and December 1837. In May 1833 James Newton was departing for Canada from Berwick-Upon-Tweed; Colonel Moodie was killed during Rebellion of 1837. Therefore, the letter was written between May 1833 and December 1837.Richmond Hill Public Library - Letter from Alexander McPherson to his mother, 1 September 1834
Content warning: Racism, Slavery, and Colonialism The Alexander McPherson letters contain discussion of slavery and managing a plantation and may contain violent descriptions. Some of this information may be difficult to absorb. These ideologies are not condoned by Archives at Whitby Public Library, but the Archives has preserved such records … Content warning: Racism, Slavery, and Colonialism The Alexander McPherson letters contain discussion of slavery and managing a plantation and may contain violent descriptions. Some of this information may be difficult …Whitby Public Library - Letter from Alexander McPherson to his mother, 13 September 1835
Content warning: Racism, Slavery, and Colonialism The Alexander McPherson letters contain discussion of slavery and managing a plantation and may contain violent descriptions. Some of this information may be difficult to absorb. These ideologies are not condoned by Archives at Whitby Public Library, but the Archives has preserved such records … Content warning: Racism, Slavery, and Colonialism The Alexander McPherson letters contain discussion of slavery and managing a plantation and may contain violent descriptions. Some of this information may be difficult …Whitby Public Library - Letter of Wm. Wright to Amos Wright
A letter of Wm. Wright to Amos Wright. A letter of Wm. Wright to Amos Wright.Richmond Hill Public Library - Letter of John Klinck to Abraham Law
A letter of John Klinck to Abraham Law, merchant in Richmond Hill, 16 miles North of Toronto. A letter of John Klinck to Abraham Law, merchant in Richmond Hill, 16 miles North of Toronto.Richmond Hill Public Library - Schooner, Liberty, Correspondence, 1832
Thos. H. Peck to Abraham Wendell re theft of Schooner Liberty currently navigating Lake Michigan without her papers Thos. H. Peck to Abraham Wendell re theft of Schooner Liberty currently navigating Lake Michigan without her papersMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Schooner, Essex, Correspondence, 21 Nov 1833
"Treasury Department to Samuel Starkweather, Collector Cuyahoga, Ohio re Inquiry regarding whether or not, a cargo of whitefish was eligible for duty." "Treasury Department to Samuel Starkweather, Collector Cuyahoga, Ohio re Inquiry regarding whether or not, a cargo of whitefish was eligible for duty."Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 20 Mar 1834, Treasury Department request for amounts of Specie imported or exported from Mackinac
Treasury Department request for amounts of Specie imported or exported from Mackinac Treasury Department request for amounts of Specie imported or exported from MackinacMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 11 Aug 1834, Levi Woodbury to Abraham Wendell
"Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Treasury to Abraham Wendell, re Compansation for Horace Gray, Inspector of Customs, Grand River." "Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Treasury to Abraham Wendell, re Compansation for Horace Gray, Inspector of Customs, Grand River."Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 14 Apr 1836, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell
"Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Inquiry whether or not, a cargo of whitefish was eligible for duty. " "Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Inquiry whether or not, a cargo of whitefish was eligible for duty. "Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 14 Apr 1836, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendall
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendall re Authority to draw on Collector at New York for $1035 for expenses. Treasury Department to Abraham Wendall re Authority to draw on Collector at New York for $1035 for expenses.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 25 May 1836, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re accounts and expenses
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re accounts and expenses Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re accounts and expensesMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 01 Jun 1836, "Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell Notice of shipments of oil and glass"
"Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell Notice of shipments of oil and glass" "Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell Notice of shipments of oil and glass"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Schooner, Erie Packet, Correspondence, 03 Jun 1836
Abraham Wendell to Mr. Foster transmitting the papers of the Erie Packet and a bill of sale left behind at Mackinac. Abraham Wendell to Mr. Foster transmitting the papers of the Erie Packet and a bill of sale left behind at Mackinac.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Schooner, Jessie Smith, Correspondence, 30 Aug 1836
"Charles R. Brush to Abraham Wendell re temporary licence for Schooner Jesse Smith, Captain Brooks, as regular papers destroyed by rats and she sails to Cleveland for repairs." "Charles R. Brush to Abraham Wendell re temporary licence for Schooner Jesse Smith, Captain Brooks, as regular papers destroyed by rats and she sails to Cleveland for repairs."Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 26 Sep 1836, "John Thorn to A. Wendell
"John Thorn, Black River [Port Huron] to A. Wendell re Mr. Loomis and a board of Lumber from Otter Creek, Upper Canada to Chicago; won't have funds to pay the duties until delivery." "John Thorn, Black River [Port Huron] to A. Wendell re Mr. Loomis and a board of Lumber from Otter Creek, Upper Canada to Chicago; won't have funds to pay the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
