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Part of Charles Beverley Koester fonds
Second class certificate issued to cadet Charles B. Koester by the Royal Canadian Naval College, July 5, 1944. The certificate includes a table with the subjects Koester studied and the marks he earned (1st class honours, 2nd class honours, or pass).
Copy of "An Act to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada and for the Government of Canada", 23 July, 1840.
Part of Ruth M. Buck fonds
Father of Mrs. James Scott (who was mother of Elizabeth Matheson), from Lancashire immigrating to Quebec in 1843.
Plan of Fort Pitt on the Saskatchewan River
Records of Board of Claims for War of 1812 Losses
Records of the Canadian Finance Department, Board of Claims for War of 1812 losses relating to losses paid from 1813 to 1848 (Public Archives of Canada RG 19-E-5, reel T-1143).
Transcript of the letter of the Reverend R. Hunt, Church Missionary Society (Anglican) to the Secretaries (of the Society in England) from Lac La Ronge, July 25, 1850. 6 p. (3 copies). Describes journey from Red River to Lac la Ronge and state of mission on his arrival.
Mrs. Friel, mother of Benjamin Friel, grandmother of Mrs. F. G. (Gert Friel) England
Mrs. Friel, mother of Bengamin [Benjamin?] Friel, and grandmother of Mrs. F. G. (Gert) England (née Friel).
A Proposal for a New Penal Settlement
A Proposal for a New Penal Settlement, in connexion with the colonization of the uninhabited districts of British North America, by Alexander K. Isbister. Published by Trelawney Saunders, London.
Dunk, F. A.
Full length portrait of Rev. Black, Kildonan Church
Part of Ruth M. Buck fonds
Full length portrait of Rev. Black, Kildonan Church.
As a young man dressed in buckskins and mocassins, from a painting by his sister.
As a young man dressed in buckskins and mocassins, from a painting by his sister.
[Penmanship Poster by Alfred K. Hipperson]
File contains a poster with the handwritten caption: "I will arise and go unto my Father, and will say unto him, Father I have sinned, against heaven and before Thee, and am no more worthy to be called thy son. JBS A few words of penmanship by Alfred K. Hipperson 1852 A.D." The quotation can be attributed to either the Bible (Luke, chapter 15, verses 18 and 19) or from Chapter 9 of The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth (also known as The Jefferson Bible).
Hipperson, Alfred K.