Brief article discussing Magdeleine de Vercheres and the dedication of a monument in her name on the banks for the St. Lawrence.-Includes hand written and typed draft-Name else where documented as Marie-Madeleine de Verchères. The date cited in the article appears to be inaccurate. Outside information indicates that the attack for which she is recognised, occurred in 1692, not 1696 as stated in the article.
Photographs, clippings, genealogical information and family memoirs of Magee, Lawson, Anderson, Love, McClintock family, Petrolia and South Fredericksburg, Ontario.
Fonds consists of correspondence, minutes, reports and files relating to C.P.S.A. panel meeting and its members; correspondence, minutes, financial records, reports, mansucripts relating to the research, writing, and publication of "Historical Statistics of Canada".
The fonds consists of a copy of Dr. McPhee's autobiography entitled 'Reflections on Edmonton Urology Through a Personal Retrospectoscope', and includes family and other personal photographs, plus photos of a number of his paintings of favourite subjects that are used to enhance his text; a copy of an article titled, 'Cardiac Catheterization', which was published in the 1964-1965 issue of the 'Queen's Medical Review'; and a videocassette of the Meds '65 Class 35th Reunion held in August 2000, at the University's, Hertmonceaux Castle.
Fonds consists of the original Mallorytown Land Grant (1802); land records and legal documents relating to various family members including Israel, Israel B. and Julia A., Wilbert Israel Mallory (1804-1901); records and forms relating to Wilbert Israel Mallory's time as bailiff and auctioneer in the Mallorytown area (1875-1938).
Collection consists of photographs of 11 St. Lawrence Street and 198 Stuart Street, prior to their demolition to make space for new campus residences at 194 Stuart Street, Kingston, Ontario; and slides of those houses on University Avenue, Kingston, Ontario, that were either moved to a new location, or were demolished to make way for the new Stauffer Library at Queen's.
