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      This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on April 10th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons regarding an invoice error involving the price of sugar from August 16, 1899 and his wish to clear up the ...

      This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on June 24th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons requesting goods, including royal yeast.

      This item is a ledger book that belonged to Dr. Aaron H. Chamberlain (b. 1829, d. 1916). As a doctor and physician, he practiced his job out of his former home, west of Kelvin, Ontario. This ledger was used to keep record of his patients, some of his daily activities, ...

      This item is a letter sent from J. H. Wetman, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on March 16, 1901. Mr. Wetman writes to George Foster and Sons, saying he is sick and asking them to hold onto a note until Saturday.

      This item is a letter sent from Henry Cox, a Burford clerk, to George Foster and Sons on April 24th, 1901. Mr. Cox writes to George Foster and Sons, talking about a cheque for $1.50 he owed.

      This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant and town clerk, to George Foster and Sons on April 11, 1901. Mr. McCosh writes about arrangement for orders and transportation.

      This item is a ledger book that belonged to Dr. Aaron H. Chamberlain (b. 1829, d. 1916). As a doctor and physician, he practiced his job out of his former home, west of Kelvin, Ontario. Encased in a green cover, this ledger was used to keep record of his patients, ...

      This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant and town clerk, to George Foster and Sons on November 29, 1901. Mr. McCosh sent in another order, and asks about delivering a package to Mrs. McCosh while he is out.

      This item is a letter written on November 12, 1901 from J.N. Ludlow to George Foster requesting one or two barrels of American coal be sent to him as soon as possible.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on September 3, 1904. Mr. Smith places an order for nine sacks of sugar, plus paint jars and other goods. He specifically asks for the delivery as soon as possible, since he ...

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons in c.1905. Mr. Smith requests an unnamed order to be delivered to him so he can pick it up either on the coming Monday or Tuesday, and he will have an associate ...

      This item is a letter sent from George E. Taylor, a produce merchant from Paris, to George Foster and Sons on April 23, 1907. Mr. Taylor writes that his order that was previously late has arrived safely to him at the Paris station.

      This item is a letter sent from Charles McCausland, a produce merchant from Paris, to George Foster and Sons on May 6, 1907. Mr. McCausland encloses a letter from a Mr. Chase Sunderland, and requests that his insurance policy be returned to him as soon as it is convenient.

      This item is a letter sent from F.B. Waugh, a merchant from St. George, to George Foster and Sons at an unknown date. Mr. Waugh writes that he has enclosed $31.00 in cash with the letter, and hopes that he has completed his payments for his bills. He also requests ...

      This item is a letter sent from F.B. Waugh, a merchant from St. George, to George Foster and Sons on 27 January, 1903. Mr. Waugh writes in an order for numerous items he intends to sell. Such goods include rice, granulated sugar, yellow sugar, tea, salt, tomatoes, sardines, salmon, tobacco, ...

      This item is a letter penned by A. G. Ludlow to George Foster and Sons dated November 2, 1901. He makes a request for multiple goods to be delivered on his account.

      This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant, to George Foster and Sons on January 16, 1902. Mr. McCosh encloses orders from clients and their payment details, further mentioning his business travel plans.

      This item is a letter sent from F. Walker, a merchant from St. George, to George Foster and Sons on 1 February 1907. Mr. Walker writes an order for pick up, which includes two barrels of washing soda, six bags of yellow sugar, and two bags of wheat.

      This item is a letter sent from McCausland & Widner, a Paris grocer, to George Foster and Sons on February 27, 1902. McCausland & Widner makes a price request regarding a product they wish to purchase.

      This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on April 6th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons regarding payment for a previous order.