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- Letter from the SS Noronic 1913??
This is a letter from my grandfather, addressed to my father and his brother, who were small boys at the time. My grandfather died in 1921, and his only daughter was born in 1917, so this letter (sadly undated) must be from between 1913 when the Noronic was launched and … This is a letter from my grandfather, addressed to my father and his brother, who were small boys at the time. My grandfather died in 1921, and his only daughter …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter Concerning First Grocery Store in Terrace Bay
This is a letter from the daughter of the Lumbers who owned the first grocery store in Terrace Bay at South Camp. This is a letter from the daughter of the Lumbers who owned the first grocery store in Terrace Bay at South Camp.Terrace Bay Public Library - Letter from Halton Children's Aid Society to OAS
letter of thanks from Children's Aid Society to Oakville Art Society for their donation. letter of thanks from Children's Aid Society to Oakville Art Society for their donation.Oakville Public Library - Correspondence, 8 May 1834, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Appointment of William Stevens as Chicago Lighthouse keeper Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Appointment of William Stevens as Chicago Lighthouse keeperMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 07 Jul 1834, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Money appropriated for Lighthouses on Lake Michigan
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Money appropriated for Lighthouses on Lake Michigan Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Money appropriated for Lighthouses on Lake MichiganMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 25 Jul 1831, Treasury Dept.
Treasury Dept. Acknowldges receipt of accusation that Bois Blanc Lighthouse Keeper was selling liquor to troops. Treasury Dept. Acknowldges receipt of accusation that Bois Blanc Lighthouse Keeper was selling liquor to troops.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 27 Mar 1837, "Levi Woodbury to Abraham Wendell
"Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Treasury to Abraham Wendell acknowledging recommendation of Sherman Choate as keeper of Pottawatami Island Light" "Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Treasury to Abraham Wendell acknowledging recommendation of Sherman Choate as keeper of Pottawatami Island Light"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 28 Mar 1837, Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to A. Wendell
"Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to A. Wendell; have written re C.W. Morgan & Co. re light oil for Thunder Bay Light House" "Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to A. Wendell; have written re C.W. Morgan & Co. re light oil for Thunder Bay Light House"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 14 Jun 1837, "Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to Abraham Wendell
"Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to Abraham Wendell re repairs to Thunder Bay and Bois Blanc Lights, and supplies for Pottawatamie Light" "Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to Abraham Wendell re repairs to Thunder Bay and Bois Blanc Lights, and supplies for Pottawatamie Light"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 14 Jun 1837, David Keith re Lightship at Point Waugoshance which requires canvas to repair her sails.
David Keith re Lightship at Point Waugoshance which requires canvas to repair her sails. David Keith re Lightship at Point Waugoshance which requires canvas to repair her sails.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lightship, Correspondence, 24 Jun 1837
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re appointment of David Keith as keeper of the Floating Light at Junction of Lakes Huron and Michigan (Point Waugoshance) Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re appointment of David Keith as keeper of the Floating Light at Junction of Lakes Huron and Michigan (Point Waugoshance)Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 31 Jul 1837, Russell & Hawes to A Wendell
"Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to A Wendell. Surprised to hear Bois Blanc and Thunder Bay lights out of repair; schooner Merchant delivering supplies to Pottowatomie Light;agents NY & Ohio Line, merchants" "Russell & Hawes, Buffalo to A Wendell. Surprised to hear Bois Blanc and Thunder Bay lights out of repair; schooner Merchant delivering supplies to Pottowatomie Light;agents NY & Ohio Line, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 31 Jul 1837, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell
"Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell as to whether Pottawatamie Light is complete and supply recommendations of someone ""having claims to the office.""" "Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell as to whether Pottawatamie Light is complete and supply recommendations of someone ""having claims to the office."""Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lightship, Correspondence, 07 Aug 1837
David Keith re broken socket of the lamp on board the lightship; requests James Stephens be sent up to repair David Keith re broken socket of the lamp on board the lightship; requests James Stephens be sent up to repairMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 28 Aug 1837, Russel & Hawes to Abraham Wendell
"Russel & Hawes to Abraham Wendell re equipment forwarded to Bois Blanc, Thunder Bay and Pottawattamie Island Light Houses" "Russel & Hawes to Abraham Wendell re equipment forwarded to Bois Blanc, Thunder Bay and Pottawattamie Island Light Houses"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 09 Sep 1837, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re appointment of John Wright as keeper of Pottawatomie Island Lighthouse at $350 per annum Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re appointment of John Wright as keeper of Pottawatomie Island Lighthouse at $350 per annumMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 17 Sep 1837, Eber Ward to Abraham Wendell
Eber Ward to Abraham Wendell that the bank is collapsing beside Bois Blanc lighthouse and the cellar is flooding Eber Ward to Abraham Wendell that the bank is collapsing beside Bois Blanc lighthouse and the cellar is floodingMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, Nov 1837, E. Ward to Abraham Wendell
E. Ward to Abraham Wendell; has forwarded wicks he can spare from Bois Blanc Lighthouse and will bring up his account in a few days. E. Ward to Abraham Wendell; has forwarded wicks he can spare from Bois Blanc Lighthouse and will bring up his account in a few days.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 29 Nov 1837, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re light house accounts and those for building Pottawatamie island Lighthouse are missing. Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re light house accounts and those for building Pottawatamie island Lighthouse are missing.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 01 Aug 1836, "Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re Thunder Bay lighthouse supply"
"Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re Thunder Bay lighthouse supply" "Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re Thunder Bay lighthouse supply"Maritime History of the Great Lakes
