Correspondence

Elements area

Taxonomy

Code

Scope note(s)

    Source note(s)

      Display note(s)

        Hierarchical terms

        Correspondence

          Equivalent terms

          Correspondence

            Associated terms

            Correspondence

              13 Archival description results for Correspondence

              13 results directly related Exclude narrower terms
              CA ETRC P010-008-002-003 · Item · 1918-10-08
              Part of 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles Association fonds

              Item is a lettergram addressed to Mrs. Frank Herbert Price of Magog from the Director of Records in Ottawa, dated October 8, 1918. The lettergram states that Pte. Frank Herbert Price was admitted to the 55 General Hospital in Boulogne on October 1, due to a shrapnel wound in his side.

              CA ETRC P181-005-002 · Part · 2 Sep. 1918
              Part of Hally Carrington Brent fonds

              The item is a letter from Hally C. (née Brown) Brent to her mother-in-law, Frances R. (née Kenner) Brent where she writes about a child's birthday party, her son's recent sickness and convalescence, friends, and food.

              CA ETRC P181-005-001 · Part · 1914
              Part of Hally Carrington Brent fonds

              The item is a letter from Harried (aka Hally) Carrington (née Brown) Brent to her mother-in-law, Frances R. (née Kenner) Brent, written on 31 August 1914 from North Hatley. In the letter, Hally recounts a child's birthday party and comments on the war.

              Part · 1966-09-15
              Part of Ward family (Thetford) fonds

              Item is a letter from Jean Marc Roberge (notary) in Thetford Mines to Doris Peterson-Ward in Montreal, dated September 15, 1966. The letter was enclosed with a copy of a Deed of Sale in favor of Flintkote Mines Limited (Thetford Mines).

              Ending train service

              Item is a letter dated 2 November 1965 to Mr. Heward Grafftey, Member of Parliament for Brome-Missisquoi, from C.S. Douglas of Sutton, arguing that the C.P.R. had obligations to the taxpayers of rural areas which contributed to the building of the railways to sustain railway service to those areas.