Independent Order of Odd Fellows collection
- CA ON00239 F1408
- Colección
- 1880-1890
Depicts group members of the organization.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows collection
Depicts group members of the organization.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
City of Kingston Subdivision Plans collection
Mylar copies of original plans from the Frontenac County Registry Office. Collection consists of alphabetical series A-D.
Frontenac County Registry Office
The collection consists of a letter from the Marquis of Lorne to Dr. Hunt, 1884 as well as a letter from the Marquis of Lansdowne to Dr. Hunt, and an autograph of Lord Elgin, 1853.
Hunt, Dr.
Collection consists of four unidentified Kingston family crayon portraits including: man and woman; woman on telephone; child; and man.
Mitchell, Cathy
Collection consists of photographs of the exterior and interior of 'The Winston', 56 Earl Street, Kingston, Ontario, and daughter's wedding (1915); correspondence; Christmas and birthday cards; wedding invitations; baby and funeral announcements; poems; and photographs of numerous family members, including Robert, Cora, and Violet Anglin, relatives and friends.
Anglin (family)
Contract book for cemetery monuments, to be carved by Joseph Dillon, for various cemeteries in Kingston and Gananoque area.
Dillon, Joseph
Chapman's science notebook, with notes and drawings by Myrtle Goodfellow.
Goodfellow, Myrtle
Collection of documents relating to Adolphustown and Napanee area. Family names include Roblin, Steel, Lucas, Miller and Foley. There is also a list of subscribers of a telephone company founded at Adolphustown in 1888. Several invoices from Albert College are also in the collection.
Moore, Jill
Industrial Mortgage and Savings Company fonds
Letters relate to advertising and interest rates.
Industrial Mortgage and Savings Company
This collection is comprised of papers related to Sir Francis Bond Head. Sir Francis Bond Head (1793-1875) was an English soldier, traveller and author born to James Roper Head of Kent. He was a soldier from 1811-1825 and even served in the campaign of 1815, present at the Battle of Waterloo. He was knighted in 1835 and created a Baronet in the following year. In 1835, he was appointed the Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, and had to deal with the rebellion of 1837 led by William Lyon Mackenzie. In response to the rebellion, Britain replaced Bond Head with Lord Durham as Lieutenant-Governor. Bond Head returned to England and never held any office for the rest of his life. Thereafter, he devoted himself to writing, chiefly for the Quarterly Review. Includes: certificate indicating that Head had visited Niagara Falls in1836, and photograph of Head at age of 80.
Jackman, S.W.