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Fonds consists of garrison orders and proceedings for the U.S. Garrison at Fort Niagara during the War of 1812. the period covered is 1812 Nov 15-1813 May 12, and 1813 Oct 10-1813 Dec 16. Also contains typed transcripts by R. Bruce Taylor, completed in 1925, of same, as well as copies of his articles published in reference to the Order Books.
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Typescript of letter relating to political affairs, a duel and court cases in the York (Toronto) area, with comments on the imminent war with the United States (War of 1812-14). Original at the Ontario Provincial Archives.
Baldwin, William Warren
Letter to Herman Witsius Ryland
Discusses trade in Lower Canada.
Atcheson, Nathaniel
Letter (copy) from John Langhorn to Richard Cartwright.
Typescript of letter discussed conditions under which Langhorn would take divine service at Napanee Mills.
Langhorn, John
Holograph letter dated July 25, 1840 donating first books to Queen's College Library, typescripts of letters, 1807 and 1840. Transcript of article published in London Free Press, 29 Oct. 1948 describing Mitchell's life and career.
Mitchell, James
Letter of Arthur Wellesley Wellington.
Fragment of letter to the Duke of York from Wellesley prior to his appointment as Duke of Wellington. The letter pertains to an appointment in favour of Captain Campbell.
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke
Grant for two hundred acres in Township of Uxbridge, County of York, with wax royal seal.
Hagerman, Hannah
Letters, to Dr. Solomon Jones.
Typescripts of seven letters : relate to court business, family education and birth of children.
Strachan, John
Holograph letter relating to postal regulations.
Hume, Joseph
Order from S.S. Johnston, Colonel of Militia, regarding the assemblage of a Battallion (Addington Militia) on September 13th, 1806 at the house of John Davey. Directions are given as to the procedure of assembly with regards to the appropriate age of individuals to be included.
Johnston, S. S.