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Cumentary Artifact Type Title Author Source Description Keywords FOLDER/DIVIDER TITLE Date Documentary Artifact Type Title Author Source Description Keywords "C" Miscellaneous Sept. 1989' handwritten top Report Church Records Inventory Project Description of the church records Church: 19th century: Ontario Genealogical Society: List of Missions: Circuit Riders: left corner inventory and changes to the project. Peterborough: Undated Form Missions & Riders in Simcoe Record of clergyman for Rev. J.B. Proulx: Roman Catholic: Roman Catholic Diocese: Kingston: County Penetanguishene, ON St. Ann's Parish Penetanguishene: Ontario: St. Ann's R.C. Church: Township of Tay: St. Ann's Parish from 1835. Cadotte Family July 4, 1990 Letter Untitled Research letter regarding Cadotte family Donald Cadeau: Cadat Family: North West Co.: Jean Baptiste Cadat: Jean Baptiste from Gwen Patterson to Mr. Donald Cadat Jr.: Michel Cadat: Anastasia Cadat: Marie Anasthasie: Marie Renee Cadat: Cadeau. Charlotte Cadat: Augustin Cadat: Francois Cadat: Joseph Marie Cadat: Marie Mouet: Margarite Cadat: Michel Nicholas Cadat: Gwen Patterson: July 4, 1990 Letter Untitled Research letter regarding Cadotte family Elda Deschambault: Constant Jokken: Joseph Jokken: Catherine Eiassigekkive: from Gwen Patterson to Mrs. Elda Josephte Gokkojiwe: Joseph Gokkojiwe: Gwen Patterson: Deschambault. Undated Form Canadian Family Census Form 1881 Census information for Cadotte Auguste Cadotte: Honorine Cadotte: August Cadotte: Elmire Cadotte; Mary L. 1852-1891 family, including listing of source Cadotte: Ernest Cadotte: Ernestine Cadotte: Charles Cadotte: Augustine: material. Cain Undated Form Canadian Family Census Form 1881 Census information for Cain family, Robert Cain: John Cain: Midland Livery Stables: Cain and Peters Lumber: 1852-1891 including listing of source material. Undated Note Monumental Inscriptions List of Inscriptions and page references John Cain: Jane McCutcheon: Eleanor King Peters: Robert Cain: Harriet Violet Cain: Henry Sherwood Cain: Hulda Hicks: Gladys Hicks: Cairns Undated Newspaper, Clipping (Photocopy) Untitled Copy of newspaper page with death Albert Cairns: Mr. Warner: notice for Albert Cairns. Calderwood, Hugh Monday December 7, 1931 Newspaper, Clipping (Photocopy) Hugh Calderwood Obituary of Hugh Calderwood Hugh Calderwood: Archdeacon Beverly: James Playfair: James Wilkinson: John Leitch: Peter Paton: Captain Nicholson: J.H. Bennett: W. A. Boys: Huronia Passenger Steamer: Hamonic: Northonic: Justina Harrison: Rowand Calderwood: Barbara Calderwood: Jane Calderwood: Calhoun Family Undated Card, Mourning In loving Memory of Marion Funeral Notice for Marion Brabant (nee Louis Brabant: Dennis Brabant; Gary Brabant; Christine Brabant: Edward Brabant: Brabant Calhoun) John Calhoun: Undated Newspaper, Clipping (Photocopy) 395 Deaths Death notice for Jack Calhoun Jack Calhoun: Edna Calhoun: Bill Calhoun: Irene Calhoun: Christina Calhoun: Matthew Calhoun: Betty and Ed Lacroix: Undated Note Untitled Hand written note showing brief Calhoun George Calhoun: Ernie Calhoun: Jack A. Calhoun: John Calhoun: William Calhoun: family tree with addresses Irene Robitaille: Matthew Calhoun: Christine Calhoun: Caledonian Lodge July 17th, 1998 Booklet History 1871-1882 A brief history of the Caledonian Lodge Caledonian Lodge No. 249: Alexander Allen Stevenson: John Nettleton: Alexander No. 249 Ancient Free and Accepted Cooper: Thomas Chapin: Stephen Fist: Manito Lodge No. 90: Francis Boyes: William Masons on the Register of the Grand McDougal: Rowland Hill: Nelson Irving: Corinthian Lodge No. 96: John Nettleton; lodge of Canada. Harvey F. Switzer: Henry S. Ruby: Richard Finch: Edward Peplow: Josiah Hicks: William Henderson: Bennett Jane: Andrew Miscampbell: Frank E. Vincent: Richard Raikes: Alexander Adams: M. Seymour Keller: George S. Dudley: John J. Robins: John M. Dalrymple: David G. Walker: Eugene E. Robertson: Harold Keefer: Kichikewana Chapter No. 167: Alan F. Walker: Burton or Preston block: Duncan block: J.P. Maher: N.C Hart: Manson J. Bradley Chapter No. 240: A. B. Mancini: Georgian Lodge No. 348: Earl Kitchener Lodge N0. 538: Huronia Conclave No. 18: Shealtiel council No. 21: Midland Bay Lodge No.18: Holy Rood College No. 66: Midland District Shrine Club: William H. Thornton: John J. Robins: Karl E. Morrison: David G. Walker: Maggie Campbell Photos October 2nd, 1964: August Letter (1 set originals, 1 photocopy Untitled A series of 3 letters from W.H. Cranston Margaret Campbell: W. H. Cranston: Huronia House A Museum of Indian and 19th, 1964: August 10, of originals) of the Huronia House A Museum of Pioneer life Midland Ontario Canada: Mabel Munro: W.G. MacFarlane: George L. 1964: Indian and Pioneer life Midland Ontario Woltz: Theodore Buck: Wm. E. Dodge: James Hanley: John Borland: D.B. Anderson: Canada to Mrs. Margaret Campbell, the Kate Anderson: Hattie Anderson: Mrs. Mackenzie: S.S. Northern Belle: Maid of last being a catalogue of photos on loan Midland: Midland Engine Works: Geo. Brownlow: John Hanley: S.C. Hanly: from Mrs. Campbell to the museum. "Strathmore" tug: Ruth Holman: J. W. Bald: Bert Hanly: Phyllis Hansford: M.I. Campbell: Chappie Price: S.S. Noronic: Peter Christie: Tom Sharp: James Playfair: James Scott: Theodore W. Buck: Maggie Buck: Harry Buck: J.C. Else: James Anderson: R.O. Stokes: David James: Campbell/Hanly Collections November 7, 1989 Letter Untitled Letter of thanks to Mr. Patrick Smith Patrick Smith: Jamie Hunter: Midland Engine Works: Hallman Estate: from Jamie Hunter. October 5, 1989 Letter Untitled Letter from Mr. Patrick Smith to Jamie Jamie Hunter: R. Patrick Smith: J. Bruce Hanly: Leo Moriarty: Georgian Bay Lumber Hunter regarding meeting of the two Company: Sheppard: and some information given to the Museum. Undated Papers/Transcript of Papers Biographical Sketch of Midland A history of the Midland Engine Works Midland Engine Works Co.: Samuel C. Hanly: J. Bruce Hanly: James Playfair: D. L. Engine Works Co. Co. and biography of its founders J. Bruce White: D. S. Pratt: William Hamilton Mfg. Co.: Water Cooled Jacketed Castings: Hanly and Samuel C Hanly/together with Midland & Londonderry Furnaces: Canada Iron Corporation: John G. Drummond: A. a transcript of this document. R. Williams Machinery Co.: Imperial Munitions Board: Charles T. Harper: Elora Foundry: Firstbrook Box Co.: George Brownlow: Edward Piggot: Gilbert Watson: James Lethbridge: Ernest Gardiner: Lorne Harper: W.W. Nicholson: The Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co.: Arthur Foote: W. M. Kennedy & Sons: Polson Iron Works Co.: Niagara Navigation Companies: Steamer "Corona": Steamer "Toronto": H. Curr: Algoma Central Steamship Lines: Steamer "Paleki": Steamer "Leefield": Canadian Northwest Steamship Co.: J. Courdeau: Western Drydock and Shipbuilding Co.: S.S. "Hamiltonian": S.S. "Calgarian": S.S. "Nonamic": S. S. W. Grant Mortin": Hydraulic Dredge "Primrose": Mr. Hamilton: Mr. Benson: Norman Playfair: March 14, 1889 Note (Photocopy) Untitled Note from Capt. Hartmen of the tug B. Hanly: Tug "Marshall & Murray": Captain Hartman: "Marshall & Murray" certifying B. Hanly as sober and trustworthy in position of engineer. March 14, 1889 Note (Photocopy) Untitled Note from John Hanly stating that Bruce Brue Hanly, Steam Yacht "Juanita": John Hanly: Hanly was acting engineer on the Steam Yacht "Juanita" from 1883 -1885 and performed satisfactorily. March 13th, 1889 Note (Photocopy) Untitled Note from the Chairman of the board of The Georgian Bay Consolidated Lumber Co.: J. Bruce Hanly: Steamboat "Marshall & steamboat Inspectors certifying that J. Murray": Bruce Hanly served with satisfaction as engineer of the Steamboat "Marshall & Murray". November 5, 1865 Form (Photocopy) Application to be Examined for a An application to be examined for a James Bruce Hanly: Certificate of Competency certificate of competency as third or fourth class engineer for James Bruce Hanly, incomplete. January 26, 1888 Certificate, Competency Untitled A certificate of competency for James James Bruce Hanly: (Photocopy) Bruce Hanly as fourth class engineer. November 30, 1884 Certificate (Photocopy) Untitled Certificate of examination passed James Bruce Hanly: number 789 for James Bruce Hanly. Undated Envelope (Photocopy) Untitled Copy of envelope addressed to Mr. Bruce Bruce Hanly: Mr. Hamilton: Board of Steamboat Inspection: Hanly from Board of Steamboat inspection. Undated Papers Untitled Brief biography of unknown authorship William Joseph Sheppard: Richard Sprague: Miranda Sprague: "Good Ship Anne": of William Joseph Sheppard and Ellen Georgian Bay Lumber Company: Waubaushene: A. M. Dodge: Traders Bank of Mary Buchanan. Canada: Royal Bank: Ellen Mary Buchanan: Reverend McFarlane: Penetanguishene: Robert Buchanan: Rachel (Gill) Buchanan: Jacob Gill: Women's Christian Temperance Union: Campbell Family Undated Papers (Genealogy/2 Photocopies) Descendants of Kean Collection of typed notes and Mary (Hogan) Campbell: William Bertram Campbell: Bill Campbell: Doug Campbell: photocopies of various items including Isabella (Busch) Snider: Viola Hall: Rev. J. McEwen: Peggy Campbell: Joyce O'Brien: marriage certificates, photos, letters, Isabella Kean: William Hogan: George Edward Prince: William James Campbell: hospital records and other various Grace Isabel Campbell: Harold Allen Campbell: Marian Joan Campbell: Tornc W. records. Alexander: Don Jenkins: William Douglas Campbell: Cynthia Gayle: Gayle Stewart: Douglas Kay: Muriel Hall: William Stewart Campbell: Gregory John Campbell: Cynthia Gayle Campbell: Percival David Levi Wilson: Barbara Ann Wilson: Norman Joslin: David Levi
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