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Fonds Lionel Saint-Georges Lindsay (CL08) Secteur des archives privées de la Ville de Lévis Finding Aid - Fonds Lionel Saint-Georges Lindsay (CL08) Generated by Access to Memory (AtoM) 2.4.0 Printed: August 30, 2018 Language of description: French Secteur des archives privées de la Ville de Lévis Bibliothèque Saint-David 4 rue Raymond-Blais Lévis Québec Canada G6W 6N3 Telephone: 418-835-4960, poste 8851 Email: [email protected] http://archiveshistoriques.ville.levis.qc.ca/index.php/fonds-lionel-saint-georges-lindsay Fonds Lionel Saint-Georges Lindsay Table of contents Summary information .................................................................................................................................... 16 Administrative history / Biographical sketch ................................................................................................ 16 Scope and content ......................................................................................................................................... 17 Arrangement .................................................................................................................................................. 17 Notes .............................................................................................................................................................. 17 Access points ................................................................................................................................................. 18 Collection holdings ........................................................................................................................................ 18 CL08-S01, Étudiant ([1870-1921]) ............................................................................................................. 18 CL08-S01-D01, Note de cours ([1870-1921]) ......................................................................................... 18 CL08-S01-D02, Diplôme (1885) ............................................................................................................. 19 CL08-S01-D03, Réunion d’anciens étudiants (1901-1905) .................................................................... 20 CL08-S02, Vocation de prêtre (1838-1921) ............................................................................................... 20 CL08-S02-D01, Divers brefs et formules (1856-1910) ........................................................................... 21 CL08-S02-D01-P01, Droit d'indulgences (1890-12-10) ....................................................................... 22 CL08-S02-D01-P02, Tableau des dimensions des églises ([18-?]) ...................................................... 22 CL08-S02-D01-P03, Norme de la confession générale ([18-?]) .......................................................... 23 CL08-S02-D01-P05, Tableau des paroisses (1894) .............................................................................. 23 CL08-S02-D01-P06, Réglements Cimetière Saint-Patrick (1882-06-06) ............................................. 24 CL08-S02-D02, Ursulines (1897-1902) ................................................................................................... 24 CL08-S02-D03, Association ecclésiastique établie dans le diocèse de Besançon (1838-1845) .............. 25 CL08-S02-D04, Liste de personne pour une retraite de vocation (1901) ............................................... 26 CL08-S02-D05, Extrait de la Nouvelle Revue Théologique (1899) ....................................................... 26 CL08-S02-D06, Scrapbook de discours (1893-1904) ............................................................................. 27 CL08-S02-D07, Religieux (1863-1921) .................................................................................................. 28 CL08-S03, Enseignement (1853-[1921]) .................................................................................................... 28 CL08-S03-D01, Liste de livres d’école à acheter ([1900-1921]) ............................................................ 29 CL08-S03-D01-P01, Note d'achat de livres ([1900-1921]) .................................................................. 29 CL08-S03-D02, Cahier d’étude (1886) ................................................................................................... 30 CL08-S03-D03, Université Laval (1853-1890) ....................................................................................... 30 CL08-S03-D03-P01, Lettre pastorale annonçant l'érection de l'Université Laval (1853-12-08) .......... 31 CL08-S03-D04, Séminaire de Québec (1871-1877) ............................................................................... 32 CL08-S03-D04-P01, Reconnaissance des élèves (1871-1877) ............................................................. 32 CL08-S03-D05, Collège de Lévis (1883-1888) ...................................................................................... 33 CL08-S03-D05-P01, Discours (1888-08-16) ........................................................................................ 33 Secteur des archives privées de la Ville de Lévis Page 2 Fonds Lionel Saint-Georges Lindsay CL08-S03-D06, Correspondance Antoine O’Donnell (1899-05-05) ....................................................... 34 CL08-S03-D06-P01, Lettre d'Antoine O'Donnell du 5 mai 1899 (1899-05-05) .................................. 34 CL08-S04, Inspecteur Ecclésiastique (1879-1907) .................................................................................... 35 CL08-S04-D01, Académie commerciale Saint-Joseph de Lévis (1897-10-27) ...................................... 36 CL08-S04-D01-P01, Lettre de l'Académie Commerciale de Saint-Joseph de Lévis à Lionel Lindsay daté du 27 octobre 1897 (1897-10-27) ......................................................................................................... 36 CL08-S04-D02, Nomination au Bureau des examinateurs catholiques de Québec (1879-1900) ............ 37 CL08-S04-D02-P01, Nomination de Lionel Lindsay, membre du Bureau d'examinateur catholique au Québec (1879--06-02) ........................................................................................................................... 37 CL08-S04-D02-P02, Nomination de Lionel Lindsay en tant que membre du Bureau d'examinateur catholique au Québec (1896-06-04) ...................................................................................................... 38 CL08-S04-D02-P03, Attestation du titre d'inspecteur ecclésiastique de Lionel Lindsay (1900-06-05) .......................................................................................................................................... 38 CL08-S04-D03, Lettre de nomination à la charge d’inspecteur scolaire de l’archidiocèse de Québec (1897-09-01) ............................................................................................................................................. 39 CL08-S04-D03-P01, Lettre de nomination à la charge d'inspecteur scolaire (1897-09-01) ................. 40 CL08-S04-D04, Notes d’examen scolaire (1900-1901) .......................................................................... 40 CL08-S04-D05, Notes d’inspection scolaire (1897-1901) ...................................................................... 41 CL08-S04-D06, Académies de garçons (1897-1907) .............................................................................. 41 CL08-S04-D06-P01, Lettre d'inspection de Lionel Lindsay (1897-10) ................................................ 42 CL08-S04-D06-P02, Lettre du Collège Saint-François de Beauce (1897-10-24) ................................ 43 CL08-S04-D06-P03, Lettre d'inspection de Louis-Nazaire Bégin (1897-10-15) ................................. 43 CL08-S04-D06-P04, Lettre des Frères des Écoles Chrétiennes (1897) ................................................ 44 CL08-S04-D06-P05, Examen de la 1ère classe de Saint-Roch ([1897-1907]) ..................................... 44 CL08-S04-D07, Académies de filles (1897-1907) .................................................................................. 45 CL08-S04-D07-P01, Tableau 1ère classe des garçons Cours élémentaire 3e et 4e année ([1897-1907]) ......................................................................................................................................... 46 CL08-S04-D07-P02, Lettre Congrégation Notre-Dame (1897-10-05) ................................................. 46 CL08-S04-D07-P03, Cours d'économie domestique (1898) ................................................................. 47 CL08-S04-D07-P04, Livres et horaire au Couvent de Saint-Ephrem-de-Tring ([1897-1907]) ............ 47 CL08-S04-D08, Inspection scolaire (1896-1902) .................................................................................... 48 CL08-S04-D08-P01, Lettre Mère Saint-Euphémie (1898-02-01) ........................................................ 49 CL08-S04-D08-P02, Lettre des Soeurs de la Charité de Québec (1898-01-27) ................................... 49 CL08-S04-D08-P03, Lettre Patronage Saint-Vincent de Paul (1898-01-27) ........................................ 50 CL08-S04-D08-P04, Lettre Évêque de Saint-Hyacinthe (1899-11-06) ................................................ 50 CL08-S04-D09, Documents relatifs à la question des écoles du Manitoba (1895-1902) ........................ 51 CL08-S05, Auteur (1899-1910) .................................................................................................................
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