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PRIVATE PAPERS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF LENNOX AND ADDINGTON COUNTYArchives MUSEUM Index prepar ed by Jennifer Bunting

under a Canadian Council of Archives Backlog Reduction Grant, CountyJanuary, 1988

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In the former County jail, built 1864, Opened as a Museum 1976 Private Papers - 2 -

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Art 3 Architecture 5 Adams Scrapbook 6 Arnott Papers 6 Beattie Dental Clinic 8 Baughn Music Collection 10 Connolly Collection 10 Colville Colection 11 Crossman Donation 12 Daly Papers 13 Daly Music Collection 14 Eadie Collection 15 Edmison Collection 20 Fairfield Papers 22 Fennel Papers 23 Fraser Papers 25 Fowler-Howard Papers 30 Goodfellow Donation 31 Gutzeit Bequest Archives 32 Huffman Deeds 34 Langford Scrapbook 34 Madden Donation 34 Miller Donation 35 Parks Papers 35 Paul Papers 38 Perry Papers 39 Ponton Trial 48 Scott CollectionCounty 48 Stickney Papers 50 Thoms Papers 51 Timmerman Collection 53 Turner Papers 54 VankoughnetL&A Collection 56 Vosper Scrapbook 56 Wartman Pape rs 57 Woods Collection 57 Small groups of papers 59-75 Vanalstine Collection 76

Burleigh Papers 78 Appendices Index to Finding Aide Private Papers - 3 -

ART Artists of the County An expanding collection of documentation concerning artists with connection to Lennox & Addington County. I n 1987, files were as follows: Arts Survey: Dawson, Rod, writer Dorosh, Hildegard, painter in watercolour Gorman, LeRoy, writer and poet Storey, Marg, painter Webster, Geoffrey, photographer Cowel l , Marie Daly-Pepper, Kathleen MacDonald, Manly MacMullen, William Madsen, Soren and Susan Archives Philoxians, The Some Artists of the County (Exhibition) 1985 Brooks, Ruth Goodwin, Judith Cain, Wendy Madsen, Soren DeRose, Tim Madsen, Susan Firth, Shirley Miller, Shirley Saw r on, WalterCounty

St. Mary 1 s of the Lake Art Purchase Binder (1983) Allen, Pamela Knapp, Margaret Anderson, David Mackenzie, Rita Beninger,L&A Jean Madsen, Susan Bieler, Andre Madsen, Soren Blenderman, Bob Mason, Muriel Bowmeester, Joan Miller, Shirley Broadhurst, Chris Oomen, Susan Brooks, Ru t h Oswald, Kate Gibson Duchene, John Paloschi, Susan Frontini, Gian Tombs, Robert Goodwin, Judith Walker, Michael Hagel, Carol Woods, James Heywood, Carl Workman, Lenni Kirkland, E.R. Yeomans, Nan Private Papers - 4 -

ART - ORVAL MADDEN

Binder: 11 The Charles A. Walters Collection of paintings by 11 Orval Madden , donated to the Lennox and Addington Historical Society by Dr. Allan Walters, 1975. Biographical Information Christmas Cards Photographs of his Work Covered Bridge - Mechanical Copy of Lino-Cut Hand Fire Engine - Or i ginal Water-colour Miles' Sapbush, Napanee- Original Lino-Cut 1840 Covered Bridge, Napanee, 1909 - Original Wood-cut Covered Bridge, Napanee 1840-1909 - Signed, mechanical reproduction after a woodcut. The First Reaper Used in 1832Archives - Original water-colour Type of Fire Eng ine Used in Napanee - Orig inal water-colour

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ARCHITECTURE Napanee, Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee Box 1 Pamela Burns, Introduction for Pamphlet by Pamela Burns, Summer, 1984 Copy of manuscript for pamphlet by Pamela Burns, Summer, 1984 Manuscript for lecture on East Street, Napanee, by Alice Poole, 1984

Box 2 John Patterson, Summer Project, 1985 Brochures, Architecture, General Files containing Pam Burns' original manusc ri pt, plus work done by John Patterson i n summerArchives of 1985 : The Campbell House, 3 Dunda s Street West The Cheap side Building, 36-40 Dundas Street East The B.C. Davy Law Office, 13 Dundas Street West The Downey/Robinson Store, 3 Dundas Street East The Roblin Building, Dunda s Street East The Harshaw Block, 52-56 Dundas Street East The McM ullen Block, 2 Dundas Street West The Grange Block,County Dundas & John Streets The Royal/Richelieu Hotel, 42 Dundas Street East The Zaren/Macpherson Property, Mill Street The Grand Trunk Rai lway Station, John Street The Lanphier Shoe Store, 55 Dundas Street East The JohnL&A Stevenson House, 138 Robinson Street The Cartwright House, 286 Church Street The Presbyterian Church/Masonic Temple, Bridge St. West The Wil so n Hardware Store, 8 Dundas Street Private Papers - 6 -

ADAMS SCRAPBOOK The scrapbook is composed of clippings from about the time of World War 1 until the 1950•s. They are pasted into: Report of the Superintendent of Insurance, Dominion of Canada, for the Year 1899. The clippings are not in any particular order, and the dates are jumbled . There is considerable emphasis on the Royal Families of Europe and poetry, but local marriages, births and deaths are also included. The Scrapbook contains genealogical research on the Hicks Family of Picton, and a number of clippings concerning same. A photograph of Mrs. Hicks Minaker has been moved to the photograph collection (N-3085). The scrapbook was donated by Shirley Adams.

ARNOTT PAPERS These papers were found during demolition of an old store on John Street, the 3rd property south of the old Post Office. Fred Arnott was a jeweller in Napanee from abou t 1886 until 1893. (In a letter dated 1892, he stated that he had been in Napanee for 6 years . ) File 1: Archives Po st office receipts and 4 personal letters. Details given in Appendix #1. File 2: Sunday School Picture Lession (Berean Leaflet), 1893 . Pencil notes forCounty Sunday School, story of David. cl893. Envelope marked 11 Rev. H.B. Patton, Deseronto 11 Receipt for Church Convention programmes signed by Charles Stevens Jr., 1893. Letter from M.D. Carder, Ancient Order of United Workmen, L&AGrand Lodge, re. suspension of O'Beirne. 1892. Receipts for contribution to Canadian Home Circles funds, Agnes M. Arnott, 1894 . Programme, Canadian Order of Foresters 11 At Home .. , Napanee, Nov. 28, 1893. Application for membership, Young Men's Christian Association of Cincinnati, 189-. Handbill, Gospel Meeting for men only, Young Men's Christian Assocation, Napanee. Ogden Hinch, Chairman; Fred Arnott, Secretary. Booklet, Constitution of Y.M .C.A., published 1888. Pencil notes re. formation of Plebiscite Committees throughout Lennox and Addington. c1894. Minutes of a meeting held in Presbyterian Church, Napanee 19th Jan . , 1892, for purpose of organizing Local Sunday School Associations for N. Fr ed and Napanee. Officers : Ogden Hinch, James Bowerman, William Templeton, H.V. Fralick. Private Papers - 7 -

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File 3: Receipts and correspondence concerning Fred. Arnott's bicycle dealership, 1893. Includes handbill for demonstration of Comet bicycle at Campbell House Hotel in 1893, and contract and correspondence with H.P. Davies & Company, Toronto {agents for Rudge Cycle Company, Coventry, England). The letters are inventoried in Appendix

File 4: Receipts relating to Arnott's jewellery business, 1891-1894. Firms included are: Dwedney, A.H. & Brother, 1892-1893 Eayes, Edmund, 1893 Ellis, P.W . & Company, 1893 Gunther, E.A., 1891-1893 Levy Brothers, 1891-1893 Meriden Brittania, 1891-1892 Potter, Charles, 1892 Archives Hemming Brothers, 1891-1892 Saunders, H.A., 1893 Schever, Edmund, 1892-1894 Toronto Jewelry & Regalia, 1892 Above re. badges for Ancient Order United Workmen. Waterbury Watch Company, 1892

F i 1 e 5 : County Receipts, general, including letters from W.B. Hurd, formerly of Napanee; letter from Arnott to H.C. Baker stating he has been in Napanee for 6 years and requesting relocationL&A of Bell Telephone Company Office to his store (ref. Mr. Donaldson); John McKeown, Belleville, refusing to take delivery of a cow; and others. Private Papers - 8 -

BEATTIE DENTAL CLINIC The papers of Dr. H.J. Beattie, Dentist, Napanee. File 1: Account book of Dr. Beattie, March 26, 1926 until Dec. 1942. Includes daily appointments from 1926 until 1929 and services performed; Receipts and expenditures, 1926-1942. Also two letters: From James C. Forman, Commissioner of Ass essment, Ontario, Dec. 8, 1925, cancelling assessment. From J. White, Department of Soldiers• Re-Establishment, Insurance Division, July 2, 1926, giving information on Beattie's policy. File 2: Receipts, various government and special functions, as follows: Repayment of Loan to H.O. Richardson, Campbell ford, April, 1926 Receipt, Returned Soldiers• Insurance, Dec. 16, 1926 Repayment of Loan to E.C. Dolman, May, 1926 Application and receipts forArchives garbage pickup, Napanee, interrupted series 1931-1937 Receipt, Home and Schoo l Ass•n, Napanee, 1940 Dog Licences, 1940 and 1943 Licences, Private Receiving Station, 1939-40, 1943-44. Receipt, Red Cross War Appeal. H. Beattie, canvasser . Signed by Carson Graham, Nov. 17, 1939. File 3: County Domestic receipts, incomplete series A-C, as follows: Agnew-Surpass, undated Anderson's Grocery, Napanee, 1932-1937 Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, 1937-41 BeaverL&A (Napanee Beaver), Feb. 1, 1937. Bell's Grocery, Napanee, 1941-1943 Bell Telephone, 1934 Bibby 's, (Ladies• Wear), Kingston, Mar. 28, 1941 Boyle & Son , Hardw are, Napanee, 1929-1936 Boyes Merchant Tailor, Napanee, 1934-36 Brady, Butcher, Napanee, 1931-1935 Canadian Department Stores, Statement 1928, undated receipts Canadian National Express, 1934 Caton's Bakery, various 1937-41 Chatelaine, 1933 Clark, G.B., Napanee, Grocers, 1942-3 Cowlings, Grocer & Butcher, Napanee, 1932-39 Private Papers - 9 -

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File 4: Domestic receipts, D-K, as follows: Davis, J.A., Jeweller, Napanee, 1937 Denison Bros., Grocers, Napanee, 1931-2 Dominion Stores, 1934-42 Doxsee & Co., Napanee, c1933-8 Douglas Sunoco, Market Sq., Napanee, 1939 Emmerson Electric, 1942 Francis Bakery, Napanee, 1938 Gibbard Home Furnishings, 1933-38 Giles, Charles, Pressing & Cleaning, 1935-1938 Grover's Meat Market, Napanee, c1941-43 Gourdier Furs, Kingston, 1941-2 Haines Shoe House, Belleville and Napanee, 1932-1938 Heintzman Piano, Dec. 1926 Hogarth's Book & China, 1934 Holmes Dairy 1933-1940 Hoopers Drugstore, 1928, 1935 Hughes Mattress Manufacturer, Kingston, 1933 Imperial Optical Company, 1942 Imperial Order of Daughters Archivesof the Empi r e, 1933-1942 Kimmerly, A.S., 1940 File 5: Domestic receipts, L-M, as follows: Laidlaw, John & son, Dry Goods, Kingston, 1936 Langley's Fur Cleaners, Toronto, n.d. Legare AutomobileCounty and Supply, c1929, 1932 Light, Robert, 1928 Lipson's, n.d. Lucille's Ltd., Kingston, 1936-41 Luckins Meat Shop, Kingston, 1933-1940 MacGregor'sL&A Store, Napanee, 1932-41 MacKenzie's Drug Store, Napanee, 1937-43 Marsh, F.D., Feed & Seed, Napanee, c1929 Maybee , C. I . , Co a 1 , 19 4 3 Mayhew, J.D., Jeweller, Napanee, 1943 McFarland Motors, Napanee, 1939 F.E . Mellow, Grocers (formerly Huffman), 1932-42 Milady Shop, Napanee, 1941 Mills, D.F., Butcher, 1928-1939 Milsap, J. Douglas, 1939 Modern Cleaners, Kingston, 1938 Modern Motor Sales, Napanee, n.d. Private Papers - 10 -

Beattie, continued ... File 6: Domestic receipts, N- Z, as follows: Napanee Cleaner s & Dyers, c1940-42 Napanee Fruit Supply (James Amodeo), 1934-42 Nesbitt's Ladies' Wear & Millinery, Kingston, n.d. Red & White Store, Napanee, 1936 Reid, Allan M., Estate (Shoes), Kingston, n.d. Roblin, F.J. & Son, Shoes, Napanee, 1942, 1943 Scrimshaw & Son, Grocers, Napanee, 1932-1943 Steacy's Limited, Kingston, 1938-40 Steary, W.A., Baker, Napanee, 1932-1943 Stone's Flower Shop, Kingston, 1941 Thompson Bros . , Grocers, Napanee, 1932-1942 Todd's Meat Market, Napanee, 1932 Tweddell 's Li mited, Clothing, Kingston, 1943 Vanalstine, Lulu, Dressmake r , 1928 Vine, Percy, Napanee, 1942 Wallace ' s Drug Store, 1933 Walmsley, Muriel M. (formerly Doxsee), 1941 Walter Blue & Co., Ltd., Sherbrooke, PQ, 1922-1926 Walters, James, 1942 Webster' s Groce r y, 1927-1942Archives Weiss Shoes, Napanee, 1936 Whig-Standard, 1940 Whitney's House Furnishings, Kingston, 1937 Willoughby, J . B., MD, 1939 Wilson's Clothing, Napanee, 1941, 1942 County THE BEATRICE BAUGHN COLLECTION OF SHEET MUSIC Sheet music, mostly 1902-1934. One sheet may be 1895. Popular songs arranged for piano . Detailed index avai l able.L&A

THE DORIS CONNOLLY COLLECTION Th i s collection is still growing. Contents as of Dec., 1987 : Photograph, black and white, by Skitch of Napanee, possibly of a Western Methodist Church group, c1940 . Ove r size. Neg. N-3084. Westdale Public School Community-School Council, 1980-81 Information Booklets, undated, probably 1980. 11 11 Spotlight on Westdale , c1977-8 Miscellaneous Westdale materi al c1978. Private Papers - 11 -

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Poster, 11 Clip your horses with Stewart Clipper .. Brown Family Summons, Metzler Insurance vs Anetta Brown, 1940 Grant of easement by Ross A. & Emily Brown to Trans -C anada Pipe Lines, 1957. (North Freder icksburgh). Two envelopes of receipts and correspondence, 1960 Two envelopes of receipts and correspondence, 1961 Miscellaneous Canadian National Railways Timetable [1940's] Instructions for Renfrew Cream Separator House of Commons Debates, Vol. 119, Nov. 45, 3/12/1974

COLVILLE COLLECTION Photographs of the Colville, McTaggart, Page and McNeill Families [negatives 1000 - 1056]. Also photo-postcar ds from World War 1 [negatives 2165-2167]. Memorial Book of Lillian Colville,Archives Bath (1898-1955). Sympathy cards and bills, 1956-56. Memorial Book of Frederick Thomas Colville (1896-1948). Box of sympathy cards, letter, li st of flowers, sent to funeral of Frederick Colville, 1948. Property of Samuel Colville, his brother. Letters: County Bill fo r funeral of Lillian Colville, Nov. 23, 1955. Independent Order of Foresters Membership for Samu el Colville. Brief L&Abiography of family written by Mrs. G. Head, 1970. Letter from Mrs. Margaret Myers, Ireland, Nov. 1914. Ref. War, Rosemary Moore of Newburgh. Letter from Samuel Colville Sr., Dublin, to parents, 1883. Ref. immigration. Poem, .. Begin the Day with God .. , signed Robert Colville, 1883.

Poem, 11 Lines on the Death of W.J. Colville .. , 1896. Obituary, Frederick Thomas Colville. Junior Entrance Examination Certificate, Lillian Bar ri age, 1912. Private Papers - 12 -

CROSSMAN DONATION Legal dispute over Adolphustown co ne . 2, lot 20: Decree, sui t in Chancery, Nov. 2, 1870, Elizabeth Johnson & Joseph C. John son vs James, And rew and David Ruttan and Thomas Dumble. O.C. Mowat in Chancery. Copy by Gildersleeve and Walkem. Quit claim, Du mble et ux to Walkem of Gu ildersleeve and Walkem, 22 Nov. 1870. Mortgage, Joseph Johnston et ux f r om Gildersleeve on above property , Jan. 18, 1871 . Valuations performed for Gildersleeve and Walkem by T. W. Trumpour (16 Feb. 1870) and J.J. Watson (16 Feb. 1871). Deed, James & Elizabeth Ruttan to Elizabeth M. Johnston, Feb. 17, 1871. Mortgage from Joseph Johnston et ux to James Gildersleeve, 9 March, 1871. Quit claim, R.T. Walkem et Archivesux to Elizabeth Maria Johnston, 9 March, 1871. Mortgage, E.M. Johnston, hotelier et ux to M.W. Pruyn, Adolphustown, 20 Dec. 1871. Deed, from Johnstons to W.E. Taverner, 8 Feb. 1872. Receipt of saleCounty of Adolphustown property, Johnstons to Wm. E. Taverner, Feb . 8th, 1872. Assignment of mortgage of Johnstons from James Phillip Gildersleeve to The Frontenac Loan and Investment soci ety, 30 Sept.L&A 1872. Assignment of mortgage of Johnstons from Frontenanc Loan and Investment to James Gil de rslee ve, Feb. 3, 1874. Title search on property, D. A. Roblin, June 23, 1875. Probate of will of William E. Tave rner, died Feb. 5, 1894, leaving property to John Taverner. Mortgage, John Taverner to T.G. Davis, 30 Nov. 1896. Fredericksburgh Additional Deed of land from Benjamin Seymour of Port Hope et ux and James & Robert Robertson of South Fred., who are buying south half of lot 7, cone. 2, Fred. Add., 17 June, 1875. Private Papers - 13 -

Crossman, continued .... Taverner, William E. ( -1894) Poster for sale of Lowe r Sainthill Farm, Moreton-Hampstead, England, property of William Taverner, deceased . Aug. 4, 1894. Receipt for cheese, Platts Cheese Factory, Dec. 1890 . Adolphustown. Taverner, John Receipts for insurance, John Taverner, Do r land. Postcard, Globe subscription, John Taverner. Robertson, Emma & Libby School teaching certificates. Switzer, George H. Passport, George Henry Switzer and Emma Switzer, 1941. Employer's Payroll statement, George Switzer, 1941. Miscellaneous Prohibition leaflet, Oliver Mowat and Le onard Tilley. Marriage of George ArmstrongArchives and V. Marie Membery, Adolphustown, June 15, 1886. (Announcement.)

DALY PAPERS Paper s concerning the prominent Daly Family of Napanee, founders of theCounty Daly Tea Company, and also the family of Canadian artist, Kathleen Daly Pepper. A full genealogy is available at the L&A County Museum .

FileL&A 1 - Daly Family: Photocopy, c l ipping from Cork Examiner, 1973, re Daly home, Doneraile Court Photocopy, "Memorial to Reginald Aldworth Daly (1871-1957), by Marland P. Billings . R.A. Daly was a geologist. Invitation to wedding of Carolyn Jennette Daly to David Vallat, 1958. Receipts (4) from Robinson Dry Goods Company for fabric ordered for family of W.A. Daly, c1909. Address of Thomas Daly Copy of letter from Dennis Daly to Ha r ry and Arthur Daly, then studying at University of Toronto, October, 1902. Copy of letter from Denn is Daly to Arthur Daly, May, 1905. Copies of letters from Dennis Daly to Arthu r Daly, June, 1905 and July, 1914. Ref. to Harry Daly, Herb Daly, Separate School Question, Timothy Daly. Private Papers - 14 -

Daly File 1 continued .... Photocopy of summons, Edward Daly , for selling goods in Portland without a licence. 1881. Typed list of Daly deaths, 1855-1876. Graduation certificate, Havergal College, Toronto, Helen Daly, 1916. File 2 - The Daly Tea Company, Napanee Facts about the Tea Company from the memory of Edna McGregor of Napanee. (one page) Copy of a letter to Thomas Dal y from Laura Bell, 1976, including references to Tea Company and to a photograph of artist, David Milne. Three copies of a form letter from Daly Tea Company, signed by J.G. Daly. Three paper bags, used by Daly Tea Company. Two labels used by Daly Tea Company. File 3 - Miscellaneous, found in Daly building. Cover of Canadian Life and Resources, August 1909, with advertisement for Canadian West verso. Map of Lennox and Addington.Archives Damaged copy of New Idea Woman•s Magazine, c1910, a magazine which supported independent careers for women. The lead article is about succesful female professionals. An article on the theatre contains a long reference to New York producer, Arnold Daly, who is credited with introducing the plays of George Bernard Shaw to the United States . See also largeCounty certificate in Box 10.

Letterbook of Daly Tea Company, 1903-1913. Also includes annualL&A statements, 1914 and 1916. Cashbook of Daly Tea Company, 1935-36.

THE MARY DALY COLLECTION OF SHEET MUSIC This collection contains approximately 209 music sheets arranged for piano and/or voice, and dating between 1867-1939, with most items from 1890•s-1933. The music is traditional in taste, and includes a large number of religious pieces, arrangements from c lassical composers and a certain number of popular songs. A complete index is available. Private Papers - 15 -

THE JAMES EADIE COLLECTION This collection is still growing, but as of December, 1987, the contents were as follows. Box 1 File - •Prentice Boys

11 11 The Protestant Associat ion of •Prentice Boys of America , or •Prentice Boys were Irish ultra-Protestant lodges which sprang up in Northern Ireland and Britain shortly after the siege of Londonderry (from which incident they got their name). They thus pre-date the establishment of the Orange Lodges by many years. Little is known of their early establishment in Canada. There is almost no secondary writing about this organization, nor is there any material at Queen•s or at the Archives of Ontario (with the exception of a reference in the Perkins Bull Collection). The following copies of •Prentice Boys Annual Reports were photocopied from original pamphlets owned by Godfrey Barr of Camden East. Copies haveArchives also been deposited at Queen•s Archive s. Annual Repo r ts indicate that the Order was first organized in the Kingston ar ea, and the first lodges were established in Frontenac County and the so uthern portion of Lennox & Addington. Lodge #2 , for example, was on Amherst Island. The Gran d Lodge of the organization he l d its annual meetingCounty in Camden East ( Lo dge #10), in 1887. Selby was the location of Lodge #6. (James Eadie) File - •Prentice Boys contains copies of: AnnualL&A Report, 12th Annual Session, Kingston, 1882 Annual Report, 14th Annual Session, Port Hope, 1884 Annual Report, 15th Annual Session, Belleville, 1885 Annual Report, 17th Annual Session, Camden East, 1887 Annual Report, 20th Annua l Session, Brockville, 1890 Annual Report, 22 nd Annual Session, Kingston, 1892 Annual Report, 26th Annual Session, Toronto, 1896 Annual Report, 27th Annual Session, Gananoque, 1897 Annual Report, 31st Annual Session, Harrowsmith, 1901 File- Thesis: 11 Politics in Lennox and Addington County in the 11 Pre-Confederation Period, 1854-1867 , by James A. Eadie. Thesis submitted to the Department of History in Conformity with the requirement for the degree of Master of Arts, August, 1967. Private Papers - 16 -

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File~ Edmund Hooper: The Hooper Contestation, typescript of testimony at the hearing before Judge Wilkison in Chambers, Napanee, Dec. 29th, 1880. File, Canada Conference: Wesleyan Church, Canada Conference, 1869. Original, key to photograph of Wesleyan Methodist ministers. File, Rathbun: Material concerning the Rathbuns of Deseronto. These are photocopies of primary and secondary sources from various collections. Row vs the Napanee, Tamworth & Quebec Railway. Testimony of E.W . Rathbun, Belleville, 1885

Clipping, 11 Iron Smelting Works likely to be 11 established in Deseronto , Tribune, Feb. 4/98

Clipping, 11 Smelting Works .. , Tribune, Apr. 15/98

11 11 Essay by W.C. Blake, Deseronto- A History , March, 1961 . Archives Souvenir Booklet, compliments of E.W. Scott, De seronto, 1896.

11 11 Clipping, The Line to Bannockburn , Quinte Scanner, Apri 1 14, 1971. C1 i p pi n gCounty , .. Bay of Qui n t e Ra i 1 way .. , i b i d , Apr . 2 8 I 71

11 11 Clipping, 0ld De seronto , ibid, Feb. 24/71

11 11 Clipping, Settlement and growth of Deseronto , L&ADeseronto Tribune, June 29, 1894

11 11 Clipping, Deseronto and the Rathbuns , Quinte Scanner, June 16, 1971.

Clipping, 11 Steamer Ella Ross .. , etc.

Clipping, 11 0ronhyatekha- humanist and chief ..

Clipping, 11 Local Man was Glass-Cutter .. , ref. Alex Laverture. Copy of hand-drawn map of local railways.

Clipping, 11 Church Reaches Fifty Years .. , Ref. Deseronto United Church, Quinte Scanner, June 11, 19 7 5. Private Papers - 17 -

Eadie, Rathbun File, continued ... Photocopy of than k-you note signed Norah Rathbun.

Abstract entitled, 11 Deseronto 11 and marked Carolyn Reid.

Abstract, 11 The Rathbun Group .. , marked Stevens.

Clipping, 11 The Castles .. , by J. Allan Smith, Quinte Scanner, Dec . 20, 1973. Ref. Vernon Castle.

Photocopy, 11 Kingston and Pembroke Railway .. , from Encyclopedia Canadianna Notes on W.R. Aylsworth with references to newspaper articles. Copy of deed to Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec Railway An Act Respecting the Kingston & Pembroke Railway and the Napanee, Tamworth & Quebec Railway, 1889. (Found in J.C. Bailey Papers). Abst r acts from newspapersArchives and from Canadian Men and Women of the Time, 1912 edition. List of photographs.

File, Allan Macphe rson. PhotocopiesCounty of letters from D.B. Stevenson of Picton to Allan Macpherson and to D.B . Stickney, April 7, 1846; Sept. 18, 1846; April 8, 1847; April 26, 1848; May 7, 1848. Orig in al letters are in private hands. L&APhotocopies of letters (3) sent in 1841 from Allan Macpherson to David Barker Stevenson. Originals are in Archives of Ontario (D . B. Stevenson Papers). File, Sheriff's Office. Photocopies, mostly from L&A collection, as follows: Order for release of John Hic ks, in custody for vag r ancy, April 11, 1877. Signed by S. Williams, Mayor of Napanee. Claim for damages against County for injuries sustained in fall from wagon by Mrs. James Dennis of Sheffield, 1873. Notice of Sheriff's Sale of goods, Samue l Mucklston vs George Hudgins, 1869. Private Papers - 18 -

Eadie, Sheriff file, continued .. . Photocopies: Petition from Ira Ham, Warden of L&A, to Province of Ontario, requesting that norther n townships of county be exempted from timber licence system. 1873 . Letter from W.H. Wilkison to A. Hooper, Warden, Jan. 25, 1866, requesting matting to replace sawdust, courtroom floor. Petition, Amherst Island to County Council complaining of state of roads. Petition to County Council concerning the condition of the road from Camden Township to Portland Township. Petition to County Council for relief of toll gate keeper, Daniel Shey, Kingston-Napanee Road, who has been unable to take his wage from tolls due to scarcity of grain and produce, and because of bad winter weather prohibiting traffic. No date . Letter from Governor-generalArchives to O.T . Pruyn, Sheriff, commuting death sentence passed on Sanford Wood to term of 14 years. June, 1868. File - Rev. Robert Corson Photocopy of two articles written by James Eadie for the NapaneeCounty Beaver in 1973. File - Napanee Collegiate Institute

Typed copy, 11 History of Napanee Collegiate L&AInstitute .. , by Helen Alkenbrack (1932) File - David Roblin

11 11 The Political Career of David Roblin , by James Eadie. Paper presented to Lennox and Addington Historical Society, March 1, 1969 . File - The Federal Election of 1917

11 The Election of 1917 and Conscription from a 11 National and Local View , by Jeffrey Galt. Book - The Mayors of Napanee

11 The Mayors of Napanee, 1954- 1974: A Study in Municipal Politics .. , by Debbie Hart. Private Papers - 19 -

Eadie, continued ... BOX 2 File - World War I & II Clipping from Napanee Beaver, June 14, 1944, "P . O. James A. Eadie 11 Original, RCAF badge, WW2 . Pamphlet, "Trench Warfare", dated February 1915, and autographed by E.A. Baker, Lt.C.E. Original map for pilots - Hamburg Germany, showing targets. "Das is das Ende ", 5 copies of propaganda leaflets to be dropped from Allied planes. WWII.

"Oas Warder Plan 11 (That was the Plan)- propaganda leaflet, WW II. "Zwei Lehren - Eine Entschendung!" - propaganda leaflet, 3 copies, WWIIArchives "Die Beucte", leaflet in German, dated March, 1945. File - Orval C. Madden Five Christmas cards from artist, Orval Madden. File- Powell Papers Letters to and from E. Powell, Manager of the Bank of Montreal,County Napanee, c1950-1953. File - Pay Lists Original pay li sts as follows: Napanee High School, March, 1884. Town of Napanee, Jan., 1884 L&ATown of Napanee?, 1857 Town of Napanee Street Committee, Nov. 1889. File- Milling H. Milling Account Book, 1909-1917, containing general domestic transactions. File - Armstrong Ac count book of Alex Armstrong, painter & decorator, 1893-1897. Includes Oeseronto as well as Napanee. File - Canada Company Typescript copy of "Settlements by the Canada Company in Lennox and Addington (1827-1836)", from the Appendix to the Journal of the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada, 1837-8 (3rd Session) Private Papers - 20 -

Eadie, continued ... File - Lennox Theatre Guild 38 assorted programmes for Theatre Guild Productions from 1970's and 1980's. [These programmes have been moved to the Lennox Theatre Guild Files for easier access.] File - Camden East United Programme for 100th Anniversary, 1867- 1967. File - Miscellaneous Check from Merchants Bank payable to Harry Babcock, 1922. Photograph of a subpoena, Henry McCabe, 1850. News release from Ontario Heritage Foundation concerning plaque to commemorate Rev. Robert James McDowall, 1975. Photograph of a page of baptisms, 1791, from Langhorn Register. Used to illustrate Glimpses. File - Salvation Army in NapaneeArchives Large file of research into the activities of the Salvation Army in Napanee. [984.139]

J. ALEX EDMISONCounty COLLECTION Dupuis Scrapbook This scrapbook belonged to Dr. T.R. Dupuis, Physician. The clippings (which date from 1852-1932) are mounted in a bookL&A specially printed for the purpose by William Warwick, Toronto, and entitled "Literary Scraps". Dr. Dupuis kept an index by title at the beginning of the book. The scrapbook and was given to J. Alex Edmison, Q.C., Assistant to the Principal at Queen's University by F.H. Broder of Morrisburg in 1952. It was presented to the Lennox & Addington Historical Society in 1970. In 1953, Mr. Edmison lent the scrapbook to the Kingston Whig-Standard. The editors singled out two clippings for particular comment . The first may have come from the London Free Press in 1861, and attacks Sir Henry Smith for a speech against the Conservative party. Smith was first Warden of the Kingston Penitentiary, and M.L . A. 1841-61. The second is a defamatory article on the "three poet clowns of Bath". A full index of the contents is provided in Appendix #2. Private Papers - 21 -

Edmison Collection, continued ...

Small items Two clippings, from the Chronicle and Gazette, Kingston, Upper Canada, April 6, 1836. One an alphabetical list of letters remaining in Napanee Post Office, the other an advertisement for shop and dwelling house to let, opposite Napanee Hotel (Alex Campbell). One ticket to the Addington Exhibition, 8 October, 1890, 11 11 admit carriage and driver , issued by George An son Ayslesworth. [This item unfortunately taped down.] George Anson Aylesworth Scrapbook Presented to Society by Mr. Edmison in 1958. [Unfortunately, tape has been used in the scrapbook, and the pages have been cut.] Contents include: Merit award, Newburgh Academy given to Aylsworth 1867. Quarterly tickets, Wesleyan Meth. Church, 1874-1884. Invitation, wedding of Adelaide Miller and Allen Bristol Aylesworth, 1878 Invitation to reception andArchives banquet, laying of corner stone to new government building, Napanee, 1888. Invitation to wedding Julia Black to W.R. Young, 1885. Tickets for Lectures on 11 Canada 11 given by Aylesworth in England in 1910. Funeral cards : John Bell Aylesworth, 1921. Robert Baldwin Hope, 1906. Christmas card from McGillivray Aylesworth with Motor Machine GunCounty Brigade, B.E.F., France, 1915. List of people meeting at Clifton Hotel, Niagara, 1911. Invitations to Warden's Banquets (G.H. Young), 1927. (A.C. Tummon), 1928. Sketches of 11 Town Hall Bell 11 InvitationL&A to Masonic Order Funeral, Jos. B. Lucas, 1927. Ticket to Testimonial Dinner to Michell Hepburn, MP, 1931. Delegate's Certificate, Ontario Liberal Association, 1931. Invitation to picnic in honor of Colin Campbell, MP, 1935. (Han. guest J.G. Gardiner, Pr i me Minister of Sask.) Various birthday greetings. Private Papers - 22 -

HERMAN FAIRFIELD PAPERS File 1 - Business: Invoice from Belfour & Armstrong for mending and repainting ox cart, 1864 Invoice from F. Somerville, grocer, Kingston for sugar, tea etc. bought in 1866. Receipt from Campbell, Mowat & Macdowell, Kingston, 1868. Receipt for property tax, paid through Dr. Price, 1869. Invoice from R.M. Horsey, Kingston, hardwares &c, 1870. Invoice, J.A. Hendry, Kingston, spices & tobacco, 1870. Invoice from R.M. Horsey, Kingston, hardwares &c, 1871.

File 2 - Correspondence Envelope, William Myles, 1870. Cover in tact. Part of letter from D. Cameron, Toronto re. registration of title. Archives Letter from Sir R.J. Cartwright to H. Fairfield planning political campaign. [1864?] Ref. Amherst Island. Letter to Herman Fai rfield from D. [McKechern], Michigan, 1862, re. land dealings . Letter from SirCounty R. J . Cartwright to H. Fairfield, May, 1864, about "Sc r ipture Case". Ref. McDonald. Letter to Herman Fairfield from Samuel H. Cochrane, Attorney, Whitby, 1870, about a land dispute. Ref. RichardL&A Stooks. Letter to Herman Fairfield from William Myles, coal merchant, 1870. Letter to Herman Fairfield from Merchants Bank, 1870, re. debt to R.J. Cartwright. Letter to Herman Fairfield from William My les, 1870. Letter to He rm an Fairfield from A. Campbell, Kingston, 1870, re. inter est on mortage. Part of a letter from Mrs. Fairfield's sister, 1878, describing a fire in Pet Centre and family affairs. Also a letter from her nephew, A. Preston Fairfield. Private Papers - 23 -

Fairfield Papers continued File 3 - Land Papers Memo of agreement, sale of lot in Uxbridge from Herman Fairfield to Duncan McKerchee of Keach, 1859. Lease, Hester Stalker to Herman Fairfield and his sons, Ernesttown lot 40 and west half 41, 1st concession, 1864. Witness, Charles A. Booth, A.B. Price. File 4 - Taxes Tax receipts, 1868, for John Loney and Herman Fairfield and Sons. George B. Forward, Collector. File 5 -Miscellaneous Sworn statement by Town Clerk of Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, U.S.A. that mortgage held by E. Dodge on the sail 11 11 boat Creole , property of Gasper Dodge, has been discharged. 1859.

11 11 Clipping, Relic of the Olden Days , showing Fairfield-Gutzeit House, Bath.Archives Undated. Ref. slaves.

THE JOHN FENNEL PAPERS John Fennell (or Fennel), was a shoemaker in Napanee. He was also a landlord and is known to have speculated on the Park Lots east of the Camden Road. The papers cover the period 1879-1907,County and were donated by his son, Arthur Bertram Fennell (1881-1973) through his neice, Lepha Woods. Business Transactions ThisL&A large file contains 336 invoices, letters and receipts, almost all concerning the shoemaking business. A list of the names appearing on the invoices is provided as Appendix 3. An index to the invoices in located in the f i 1 e . Insurance Various receipts for following companies: London Mutual Mercantile Fire Insurance Glasgow & London Anglo-American Norwich Union Item 976.510.344 provides a list of some of the beneficiaries of the London Mutual in Lennox & Addington in 1889, as follows: Private Papers - 24 -

John Fennell Papers continued Beneficiaries of London Mutual Fire Insurance, 1888: Perry, W.H., Ernestton Huffman, James, Richmond Wright, Daniel, Ernesttown McKim, John, Richmond Rockwell, W.S., Ernesttown Unger, Daniel, Fred. Caton, WilliamS., Ernesttown Rennie, J.&W., Fred. Lott, Lafayette, Camden Best, John, Madoc McDonald, Sarah, Camden Johnson, Eliza J., Murray Denike, Andrew, Tyendinaga Purtell, Edward, Hallowell Brintnell, E.P., Th urlow Ainsworth, J .F., Hillier Walker, Thomas, Raw don Smith, Jacob F., Napanee

Political and Legal Note in John Fennell vs John V. Vanalstine, 1887. Ticket to the Annual Meeting of the Liberal Conservative Association of Lennox, Napanee, Jan. 14, 1893. G.F. Ruttan, Secretary; T.V. Sexsmith, President. Summary of the Poll Book, Wilson vs Alliston, undated. John Fennell, Deputy ReturningArchives Officer. Blank form, Yeas and Nays, Napanee Council, 1900. Empty envelope from Department of National Defence, addressed to A.B . Fennell, Registrar, University of Toronto, 193 7.

Railway ShippingCounty Receipts for Grand Trunk and Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec Railways. ReligionL&A and the YMCA Handbill for Red Triangle Fund Appeal, YMCA, Napanee, WW1. Produced in Napanee. Pew rent tickets for Eastern Methodist (Trinity) 1896-1907, for Mrs. John and Mrs. James Fennell.

Taxation Demand s and Appeals Mostly Town of Napanee. Tenants of John and Edward Fennell include: Tray Pearson, John Willoughby, James McKim, Henry Bruton, W.G. Baughan, Arthur Fennell, and Jacob Loucks. Private Papers - 25 -

John Fennell Papers continued Miscellaneous Biography of donor, Arthur Bertram Fennell, contributed by his neice, Lepha Woods, Napanee. Note from A.E. Markland, a tanner from Tamworth, asking Fennell to pay John Herring for him. Advertisement for Bradbury Sewing Machine, for repairing shoes. Post office registration receipts (2). Receipts from: Daniel Mclean, 1888 R.G. Wright, 1884 John Conger, bricklayer, 189- "for schoolhouse" Rathbun Company, 1891 Advertisment for Louis Breithaupt & Company, Tanners, Berlin, Ontario Receipts for "East Ward BookArchives Store" of A.E. Paul (3). Ration books, World War 2. THE CHARLES FRASER PAPERS

F i 1 e 1 Letter to Mr. Casey from Mrs. Charles Fraser, Ernesttown, 1899, re. searchCounty for historical papers. 974.242 File 2 - Correspondence Letter from Charles N. Clark to Capt. Charles Fraser, Bath Militia,L&A June, 1839, re. stopping of pay by Sir George Arthur. Letter from Regimental Hq., Kingston to Capt. Charles Fraser, Bath, Dec. 1839. Colonel Dundas requests that he apprehend four deserters: William Yates, William Hamilton, William Smith and Charles Wilson. Includes descriptions of the men. Letter from N. Fellows to Charles Fraser, April 1843, re. meeting of School Commissioners at Gordanier's. Letter from A. Campbell, Kingston to Charles Fraser, April, 1856, concerning deed for land sold by Sheriff Corbett to Mr. Martin, and then to James Vanalstine, Napanee. Private Papers - 26 -

Charles Fraser Papers, File 2, continued Letter from secretary to Governor General, July, 1858, acknowledging application of Charles Fraser for office of Regist r ar of County of Addington to replace Isaac Fraser. Nominees inc luded Murney, Seymour, Perry and Boulton. Letter from William Percival, Captain of the militia division based at Stella, March, 1869, re. militia rolls. File 3 - Regimental Lists Volunteers in Captain Fraser•s Company, 1st Regiment, Addington Militia, January, 1838. Alphabetical sort of names in Appendix 4. Pay list of Captain Fraser•s Company, 1st Regiment, Addington Militia (Bath), December, 1838. Alphabetical sort of names in Appendix 4. Military Allowances for lodging for officers of Bath Militia, Nov.-Dec., 1838 . Military Allowance List, BathArchives Militia, December, 1838. Pay list, sums in lieu of jackets, May, 1839. Memorandum of amounts left with clerk of Regiment, Bath for collection, 1840: Hick, Paul Gallaway, James Wager, Jacob Young, Peter CountyG. Lewis, Hiram Snyder, John (7th Company) Adsit, Ebenezer Simmons,L&A Geroge Senr. Nominal return of Capt. Charles Fraser•s company, Mill Creek, 1850. Alphabetical list in Appendix 4.

File 4 - Bath Militia Sums received in lieu of shell jackets, 1838. Blank form, Return of Field Equipment. 1838 District General Orde rs, Dec. 1838. Order, payment in lieu of coats, Nov. 1838. List of Barrack Stores issued to Bath, Dec. 1838. Signed by David Benson. Order for retirement of Joshua B. Lockwood fo r misconduct and his replacement by Charles Fras er. Signed by Isaac Fraser, Colonel of 1st Regt., Addington Militia, 1837. Appointment of Dr. James Tolkein as doctor for militia company at Bath, 1838 . Private Papers - 27 -

Charles Fraser Papers, File 4, continued Monthly pay requirements, 1839 (2) Receipts for payment for rations, etc., 1839. Bill for military equipment damaged, 1839 . Cover from Colonel Dundas, 1839. Cover addressed to Charles Fraser, 1869. Reserve militia enrolment, Lennox, 1869 (15 pages) Reserve militia enrolment, Lennox, 1873 (7 pages) Cover addressed to Charles Fraser, 1873. File 5 - Business Transactions Invoice from Charles Fraser to Benjamin Seymour, Bath, for cloth, notions, drygoods bought in 1839. Receipt from James F. Bartels for pay for service in Bath Independence Company of Addington Militia, May, 1839. File 6 - Deed Copy of a deed of sale from John and Sophia Gordanier to Thomas Ryburn, part lot 5, cone. 4, Ernesttown, 1855. Witnesses James Carson and ArchivesJ.W. Neilson .

THE ISAAC FRASER PAPERS Fi le 1 - Militia Appointment of Cha r les Fraser to command the Militia station at Bath,County 1838. Cover, addressed to Isaac Fraser, Bath, from D. Macdowell, Deputy Adjutant General of Militia, 1848. Enclosed letter from Macdowell accepting Fraser's resignation from comm and of 1stL&A Battalion Militia. Fi l e 2 - Business Receipt for impounded funds issued to Isaac Fraser by John Mowat, 1841. Verso, John Spencer, Picton. File 3 - Legal Deed from Ichabod Hawley, joiner and Mary Hawley to Isaac Fraser Ernesttown south part lot 16, 1st cone. 1805. Witnesses James Rankin and John Ross. Isaac Fraser, Justice of the Peace: Greer vs Arney Sworn statement of Matthew Greer of Ernesttown, concerning work done for Jonas Arney, 1848. Order to Jonas Arney to pay wages. Private Papers - 28 -

Isaac Fraser File 3 continued Hough vs McMasters Order for arrest of William Plenny McMasters on accussation of stealing cattle from Isaac Hough, Ernesttown, 1848 . Oath of Isaac Hough, 1848. Lily vs Nelson Accusation of David Lily that James Nelson threatened him with bodily harm. 1848. Order to James Nelson to keep the peace . 1848. Wormuth vs Dow Duncan Wormuth, a painter, accused Lorenzo Dow of providing insufficient board and lodgings: Oath of Duncan Wormuth, painter re . wages owed to him by Lorenzo Dow . 1848 . Opinion of Henry Parks, witness. Order to Lorenzo Dow, Archivespainter, to appear at court. Proceedings. Witnesses called: Margaret Leeman, Henry Parks, Thomas Darley, John Brown (ref. Davis Asselstine), George Benson. Decision of Justice. Spring vs Hiller Thomas SpringCounty sued Isaac F. Hiller fro breach of contract and non-payment of wages. Witnesses: Rose McDermot, jacob Hiller Senior, John Cammeron, Trueman Hiller, William Hiller. 1848. J.P. •s Isaac Fraser and Orton Hancox. L&A The Queen vs Matthew Sharp Matthew Sharp accused of indecent assault on Malenda Wegg . J . P. •s Isaac Fraser, Orton Hancox, Peter Davy. 1848. Finkle vs Marshall William Finkle of Fredericksburgh accused William Marshall of the same place with threat to cause bodily harm. 1849. The Queen vs Truman Hiller Truman Hiller convicted of assault on Charles Mclaughlin of Kingston. Witness Dennis Neville. 1849 . Private Papers - 29 -

Isaac Fraser File 3 continued Hymers vs McKenzie Isabel McKenzie, wife of Duncan McKenzie, tailor, was accused of assaulting Francis Hymers, all of Ernesttown. Bonds put up by William Rensselear and Abraham Irish to guarantee appearance of accusor and accused in court. 1849. Shewell vs Blanchard Edward Shewell accused Joseph Blanchard, stagecoach driver, with furious driving and failure to yield right of way, resulting in overturning of wagon filled with rye. Witnesses: Fletcher Laundy, Asa H. Hough, John Alex McGinnis, Philip D. Booth, George Leman, Johnson Walker. Willard vs McNab & others Subpoena to Isaac Fraser from Charles Otis Benson, requ1r1ng examination of will of Charles Willard of Kingston, and will of James McNab of Belleville. 1851.

THE THOMAS FRASER PAPERS Archives Thomas C.B. Fraser, a pharmacist, lived in Napanee and operated a drug store in partnership with M.B. Mallory until August, 1874, when the partnership was dissolved due to Fraser•s poor health. In the 1880•s, Fraser was living in Creston, Iowa. Fraser was a frequent contributor to a wide variety of magazines and papers on many subjects, but especiallyCounty on the temperance issue, sometimes under the pseudonym ••Philos". He was a friend of T.W. Casey. Scrapbook, mounted in the Statutes of the Province of Canada, 24 Victoria. Clippings are from many various sourcesL&A and date from 1875 until 1885. Scrapbook of Allan M. Fraser, c1903. Pasted in a German grammar which once belonged to Thomas C.B . Fraser. Contains obituary of Luke C. Fraser (1826-1874), p. 2; wedding of Lil l ie M. Fraser to John P. Dickson, p. 10; and various anecdotes, jokes. Private Papers - 30 -

THE FOWLER-HOWARD PAPERS Collect i on of legal papers from the Fowle r and Howa r d Families of Amherst Island, 1836-1903, as follows: Item Descrirtion -1-.-- Deed, 13 Sept.,836, Ambrose Boone to Hannah Boone of Hallowell, Amherst Island cone. 1, lots 25-26 1a . Mo r tgage, 22 Dec. 1855, John B. Howard to John MacKenty, Amherst cone . 1, lots 11-12 2. Will of Thomas Scott, 18 Sept . 1856 with commitment to executors wife Cather ine Scott, brothers Wi lliam and Robert Scott and f r iend Dan i el Fowler. 3. Indenture, Sept. 1856 between executors of Scott estate and Stephen Phesant (Owen Sound) whose wife is heir of Geo r ge Boone), and Char les Skene of Kingston. Deed straightens out ownership of Amherst cone. 1, lots 25-26 and conveys to Skene . 4. Copy of will of Thomas Scott, 1856, in which he directs how estate will care for his wife and education of his daughterArchives. 5. Indenture of bargain and sale, Scott estate to Charles Skene, 1857. 6. Mo r tgage given by Skene to executor s of Scott estate, 1857. 7. Abst r actCounty of title to Amherst cone. 1, lot 26, 1857. 8. Mortgage pr op osed to be given by Skene to executors of Scott estate, 1857. 9. Daniel Fowler appoints William Scott of Amherst L&AIsland to be his attorney re. conveyance of Amherst cone. 1, lots 16-27, sold by executor s of the estate of Thomas Scott to Charles Skene. 18 Dec. 1857. 10 . Ag r eement between Skene and Scott estate. 11. Indenture of bargai n and sale, Thomas Howard to James C. Howard, 18 March, 1858, Amherst cone. 2, lot 64. 12 . Indenture, Anthony Bawden Hawke of Toronto and Cha r les Skene. 13 . Indentur e, Anthony Bawden Hawke to Charles Skene, 20 May, 1862, Amherst cone . 1, lots 25-26. 14. Release of claim on estate of Edward Howa r d by Catharine Scott, 25 May, 1865. Bath. Private Papers - 31 -

Fowler-Howard Papers continued Item Desc ription 15. Mortgage, C. Skene to Daniel Fowler, 24 Jan . , 1868. Amherst cone. 1, lot 25-26. 16. Quit claim, 1873, Daniel Fowler to C. Skene. 17. Probate, will of George Howard, April 25, 1878. Heirs include daughter, Caroline Howard McGinness and Sarah Jane Hawkins (servant) . Holds mortgage of William Henry Davy of Bath. 18. Re ceipt for $2400.00 received from James C. Howard by Daniel Fowler, 30 Oct., 1878. 19. Mortgage, James C. Howard to Robert Percival Maxwell, 12 Jan., 1885, Amherst cone. 1, lots 25-26. 20. Mortgage, duplicate of above . 21. Letters of administration of the estate of Thomas Scott Howard of Amherst Island, grated to James C. Howard. Archives 22. Abst ract of titles, Amhe rst cone. 1, lots 25-26. 23. Abst ract of titles, Am hers t cone. 2, lot 64. Ref. Sir John Johnson, whose family owned land from 1798 until 1833. 24. "The DominionCounty Campaign, Sir John Macdonald on the Quesions at Issue .... 11 c1881 Child's 11 Illuminated Scripture Text Book .. containing names (probably birthdays), and obit. of H.H. Howard, 1950. L&ACopy of 11 The Artist Turn Farmer .. , autobiography of Daniel Fowler.

GOODFELLOW DONATION This scrapbook, which probably belonged to a young lady living just north of Napanee, contains clippings dating almost entirely from 1916-1918. Interesting featu res include letters home to Napanee from soldiers, and from a witness at the Halifax explosion. Various local weddings and deaths are recorded. An index is available (Appendix 5 ) • Private Papers - 32 -

GUTZEIT BEQUEST This collection consists of Mabel Gutzeit's correspondence with her distant cousin, Sir A.B. Aylesworth, l argely about common U.E . L. ancestors. He remembered his great-grandparents, both U. E.L's. The original envelopes (covers) are included. There are also some related newspaper clippings. Letters: Number Date Subject 976.491.1 TBDec., 1933 Aylsworth genealogy 976.491.2 10 Jan., 1934 Aylsworth genealogy 976.491.3 17 Jan., 1934 Fairfield family, Charles Fraser Aylsworth, W.S. Herrington, Caroline Morden, Abigail Richmond, Ellsworth family, Aylsworth genealogy 976.491.4 24 Jan., 1934 Jonathan Fairfield Aylsworth, r egister of St. John's Bath, heirloom dress, Asa Werden 976.491.5 25 Jan., 1934 Reunion booklet. 976.491.6 5 Feb., 1934Archives His career, Asa Werden, photography, Elizabeth Werden. 976 . 491.7 8 April, 1934 Perry-Aylsworth silver, Dr. Kaiser's family, Palatine Mille rs , photograph. 976.491.8 21 April, 1934 Capt. James Fulton. 976.491.9 County11 July, 1934 Capt. James Fulton, Fairfield Family. 976.491.10 25 Sept. 1934 Visiting. 976.491.11 28 Sept. 1934 Vi s i t i n g . 976 .491.12 15 Dec. 1934 Asa Werden, Robert Perry. 976.491.13 23 March 1935 Article on Robert Land. 976.491.14L&A 12 Apr i 1 1935 Job Aylsworth, Robert Stevens, Mr s. Dyas. 976.491.15 20 March 1935 James Morris, Alexander Morris, William Morris. 976.491.16 1 May, 1938 Founding of U.E.L. Association, Egerton Ryerson, Hannah Perry, U.E.L. landing at Bath, Rev. Dr. Isaac Brock Aylsworth 976.491.17 27 Feb., 1934 Significance of Dec. 17. 976.491.18 17 April 1934 Enclosing photograph. 976.491.19 31 May 1938 Genealogy assembled by Dr. Homer Ayleworth, Fai rfield house, Bath. 976.491.20 30 May 1949 St. John's Bath. Private Papers - 33 -

Gutzeit Bequest continued Clippings:

11 11 Spinach and Alaskan Verdict Irk Sir Allen , Toronto Telegram, April 28, 1934. Ref. Glenholme Falconbridge, retention of Senate, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Lord's Day Act.

11 11 Slice of Alaska Obtained with 'Big Stick', Revealed , Toronto Star, 1934

11 Sir Allen Aylesworth Backs B.N.A. Act", Toronto Mail and Empire, June 10, 1936. "Sir A.B. Aylsworth, Newburgh native, Died i n Toronto", clipping from unidentified paper, 1952. "Noted Jurist, Cabinet Member, Senator, was Newbu r gh Native", Kingston Wh ig-Standard, Feb. 14, 1952 .

11 Birthplace Honors Sir Allen", unidentified source, June 1960.

11 11 Sir Allen B. Aylesworth to be Honored by Plaque , unidentifed sou rce, June, Archives1960. "Honor Allen Aylesworth Who Served Canada Well", unidentified source, June, 1960. "Sir Allen Aylesworth, Oldest Queen's Counsel was i n Laurier Cabinet", undated. "Plaque to beCounty unveiled at Newburgh this Sunday" , unidentified source, June, 1960. MiscellaneousL&A 976.489 Pamphlet, Unveiling of plaque to Sir Allen Aylesworth (1854-1952), Newburgh, June 12, 1960.* 976.490 Family tree, showing how Sir A.B. Aylsworth and Mabel Fairfield Gutzeit were related. *Contains a note in Mabel Gutzeit's hand, presumably made during unveiling of plaque, "Sir Allen used to spend his holidays at his grandfather's farm in Fredericksburgh." Private Papers - 34 -

HUFFMAN DEEDS Original land grant to Conrad Huffman, 1803, South Fredericksburgh, cone. 1, lots 25-26. Deed of sale between Davis Hawley and Conrad Huffman, 1833, South Fred ., cone. 2, part lot 26. Witnesses: S.H. Macauley, Charles Fraser. Deed of sale between Conrad Huffman and William H. Huffman, cone. 1, lots 25-26, 1848. Witnesses George R. Huffman and Charles W. Huffman. Deed of sale between Conrad Huffman and William H. Huffman, Ernesttown cone. 1, part lots 1 & 2, 1848 . Witnesses: Robert McD. Huffman, J.C. Huffman, George R. Huffman. Indenture of bargain and sale between Charles Willard Huffman, Camden and Robert McDowall Huffman, Ernestown, 1850, Ernestown, cone. 3, lots 3 & 4. Witnesses: Charles James, Frederick Kellar. Indenture of bargain and sale between William Henry Davy, Merchant, of Bath and Wm. ArchivesHenry Huffman, yeoman, Fredericksburgh, 1855, S. Fred. cone. 2, part lot 25. Witness: Robert McDowall Huffman.

MARGARET LANGFORD SCRAPBOOK

11 11 This Scrapbook of Nice Thoughts , contains clippings assembled by Countya young wife and mother, c1935-1949. They include articles about A.J. Langford, Rev. Frank Langford, St. Valentine, Christmas and a large quantity of poetry and •morally uplifting• compositions. L&A THE HELEN MADDEN DONATION THE DETLOR DIARY Diary of George Hill Detlor, Fredericksburgh, 1822-1849. Includes references to local births/marriages/deaths and day-to-day 1 i f e . M.R. REID COLLECTION Reid was Inspector of Public Schools for Lennox in 1930's. One folder of various form letters and ·examinations, 1930's. Suede-covered notebook with names of school children and date each grade was passed. Notebook, translations from Virgil . Private Papers - 35 -

Madden donation of Reid material, continued Brown notebook, records of chi ldren. Also contains financial information on each school, with sources of funding. Used at Ontario Normal College, Hamilton: Psychology notebook Methods in mathematics General notebook, no cover Animal biology notebook, used by Reid at Queen•s, 1895-1896. Senior English notebook, used by M.R. Reid, 1894. Notebook, three essays on the purpose of education. Small notebook, containing notes taken at Teachers• Conventions and from other sources. Small, black notebook containing notes for teaching schedules, inspections, etc., 1915. Notebook, containing notes Archivesfor teaching schedules, inspections, etc., 1923-29, while based at Sharbot Lake. Notebook, containing notes for teaching schedules, inspections, etc., 1930-32, while based at Sharbot Lake. Notebook, containing notes for teaching schedules, inspections, Countyetc., 1933-36, wh i le based at Napanee. THE BOB MILLER DONATION Presc ripti on book found in Wallace•s Drug Store, Napanee. Prescr iptions date from 1885-1891. They are glued into a ledgerL&A begun in 1859. The Drug Store had formerly been owned by Huffman and Grange. It became Wallace•s in 1898.

THE ELSIE PARKS PAPERS Letter from Levi Parks, Marysville, California, July 19, 1862, where he is picking fruit. Enquires for news from home and from friends at the Cariboo gold rush. Letter from E.W . Haskell, Marysville, California, Feb. 14, 1863, informing David Nelson Parks of his son•s death. Letter written by Elsie Parks to her mother as a school exercise, Dec. 23, 1880 . Various correspondence relating to Miss Parks• teaching duties and to applications for pension. Private Papers - 36 -

Elsie Parks papers continued Small notebook, recipes, etc . Daily journal, 1910, possibly Leonard Parks•. Daily notebook of a surveyor, dated 1797. Most entries refer to Toronto-Burlington area. File 2 Marriage certificate , David Nelson Parks and Catharine McGillivray Lowrie, 1863, John Scott, Minister. Witnesses were Charles Lowry, King Lowry and John Getty. Methodist quarterly tickets for Parks family 1868-1920.

Manuscript copy, 11 A Recipe to cure the King•s Evil, 1850 11 Letter to Nelson Parks from John Ridley, St. Catharines, Sept. 19, 1871. Memories of Hay Bay Church, his present posting near Thorold , Rev. John S. Clarke. Napanee tax notice, 1874,1881,Archives 1884, 1905 . Certificate, Orange Lodge, David N. Parks, 1868. Hartfor d Insurance certificate, 1897. Funeral card, Catharine McGillivray parks, 1894. Two post officeCounty cards , Chaumont, Quebec, 1898. Eastern Methodist Easter Services, 1902. Report of Attendance and Parts Taken, Eastern Methodist Church,L&A Napanee. Pamphlet, 11 Hol d High the Torch! .. , 1919 Victory Loan. Report of Napanee Branch, Red Cross Society, 1919. Victory Bond Blotter, WWl. Program, Unveling of County War Memorial, July 1st, 1920. (4 copies) Methodist membership card, 1920. Program, Diamond Jubilee of Confederation, July 3rd, 1927, Harvey Warner Park, Napanee. Clipping Meat Rationing, 1943. Private Papers - 37 -

Elsie Park Papers continued Invitation to final tea of the I.O.D.E., Napanee Brach, U.E.L . Chapter, which ceased as an organization in 1960. Prescription from Detlor and Wallace Pharmacy, Napanee. Letter of thanks to Miss Parks from Sunday School Class. Advertisement for Crosley Radios. File 3: Leonard Parks Draft of a letter concerning chickens; verso letter to D.W. Taylor, Kingson, re 1927 calendar "Dream Girl". Postcard, N. V. Hickson, Carleton Place, 1927, re. eggs. Letter from Virginia Truck Experiment Station, 1927. Invitation, marriage of Evelyn Mercides Parks to Henry Allison, 1927. File 4: Marjorie Parks Archives Letters from Will & Ena Lecky, North Battleford, no date. Letters concerning black minorca chickens, 1927, from: O. T. Steeves, Campbellton, N.B . Fred Generous, Widdifield, Sta. E.F . Mananey, Wolfville, N.S. Mrs. Roy Ferriss, New Canaan, Ont. George R.County Johnston, Truro, N.S. Charles McDonald, River Beaudette, Que. Miss Effie Douglas, Tidnish River, N.S. Mrs. L. Rushton, Cumberland County, N.S. Mrs. Howard Hill, Carlsbad Springs, Ont. L&ATrent Electric Hatchery, Trenton, with envelope . Draft answer to some of above. File 5: Miscellaneous Copy of papers in possession of Leonard Parks, including strength of militia, 1812-1813; order for count of inhabitants of Fredericksburgh additional, 1796; teams of horses in Fredericksburgh additional, 1813. Recipes which belonged to Florence Parks. Letter to Florence Parks from her father. File 6: A.C. Park s Journal of A.C. Park s & Son, Hay Bay, 1903-1906. General merchandise, farm wa ges. Private Papers - 38 -

PERCY PAUL PAPERS Clarence A. Paul, Newburgh: High School Certificate, Clarence A. Paul, 1901. Bachelor•s Degree, Clarence A. Paul, 1908. Membership in Law Society of Upper Canada, 1915. Certificate, Notary Public. File 1: Receipts and Letters Tong Ho Laundry, Toronto, c1914 (2). Genealogical information on Grant L. Paul, written on the stationery of H.R. Paul & Son, Roblin. Part of a letter from Rev. W.H. Adams re. Switzerville Conference. No date. Receipt, Ferry County State Bank, Washington, 1911. Letter of reference from Hugh Harvey, Newburgh cheesemaker for George B. Paul, 1894. Christmas card, Ref. W.H. Adams, 1908 Letter of reference from J.W. Shaw for George B. Paul•s cheese, 1898. Letter of reference from Hodgson Brothers, Montreal, for George B. Paul•s butter, 1895. Letter of reference from Andrew Kirk, Cedar Cheese Factory for George B. Paul, 1896. Mortgage, James H. Paul to ArchivesHenry Wood, 1874. Note in margin: Harvey Paul & Mary Dunlop married Sept. 9, 1868. Telegram from Albert College, Belleville, asking Rev. Adams for character reference for C.A. Paul. 11 11 Tract, Can 1? , by E.A. Austin. Cop y of letter from Buckingham Palace to Mrs. Pe rcy M. Paul, 1952, expressing thanks for sympathy letter. Inside originalCounty envelop e. Copy of a letter from Henry Paul, who is working in Dayton, Nevada, on way back from San Francisco, 1867. FileL&A 2 11 11 My Early Recollections of Newburgh , by Mrs. C.E. Clancy, May 7, 1936. 11 11 Regulations and Courses of Study for High Schools , 1909 Judgement Debtor•s Book, 1894-1899. File 3: Clarence A. Paul Teaching certificates and other certificates, teaching agreements etc. Certificate of sweari ng in as solicitor, 1915. Taught in Echo and Benson, Saskatchewan , 1907-1909. Private Papers - 39 -

THE PERRY PAPERS The Perry Family were active in Bath after the war of 1812. John W. Perry (active 1827-1867) seems to have been involved in many businesses, including gold mining (Napanee Mining Company), merchantile trade, a woolen mill and a distillery. He leased a carding mill from Benjamin Booth in 1827. In the 1830•s, he was active in Camden; by 1839 in Napanee. In the course of business, Perry took 11 11 notes [of I.o.u•s ], which he carefully saved even after the debt was paid. He may have also followed the sharp 19th century practice of buying notes owed to other men at discounts. A large portion of the collection consists of these notes. A son, James Perry, owned and operated the woolen mill in Napanee until 1884. Unfortunately, the collection was not properly sorted and arranged before being numbered. Arrangement by the accession number was thus rendered impossible. A compromise solution was to sort the receipts by date within each file . The collection was split prior to 1959. A portion of the Perry Papers were microfilmed and indexed by the Public Archives of Canada as part of their inventory project. These papers complimentArchives the papers inventoried here and are really part of the same collection.

THE PERRY PAPERS BOX ONE County Files 1-4: Receipts Contains a large collection of receipts, dating from 1826-1890•s,L&A from Kingston, Bath and Napanee File 5: Notes Various notes (cheques), mostly 1836-1860. Loose Items: Napanee Board of Education, receipt books, 1891. Also, graduation slips, 1890-1891. J.W. Perry Small, pocket account book, 1854-55. Private Papers - 40 -

THE PERRY PAPERS BOX TWO F i 1 e 6 : Ne 1 son F ami 1y Letter from T. Slicer, St. Maurice, to his sister, Mrs. Catharine O'Dwyer, Belleville, 1834. Ref. Maria Nelson, Sophia Slicer, Phoebe Slicer, other family at Three Rivers. Letter from Hiram Nelson, Toronto, to his neices, Sophia and Ann Slicer, Napanee, 1854. Ref. Meyers & Chancery Suit, George Slicer. Letter from Theophilus Nelson, N.Y., to his cous in, Hiram Nelson concerning recovery of property in New York State. 1855. Letter from Hiram Nelson, Toronto, to his sister, Maria Nelson, Napanee, 1856. Ref. Gody's Lady's Book, family. Letter from Charles Nelson to his sisters in Napanee, Oct., 1858, concerning letter from Harriet Nelson Wall, Brooklyn which came with MissArchives Rachel Covert. Letter from Charles Nelson to his sisters in Napanee, July, 1858 on unexpected death of his brother, Hiram Nelson. Ref. David Roblin. Letter from Maria Nelson to her neice, 1881. Knitting pattCountyern, copied by hand, Maria Nelson. Letter from Maria Nelson to her neice, 1882. Ref. to Mrs. Curlet, telling the future from dreams, Mr. Allison. Copy of "Ballad on the Death of Ten Young People", Adolphustown,L&A 1819 (Hay Bay Drowning) given by Maria Nelson to her neice, Mary Ger ..•.. Letter, undated, to a Mrs. Olcot from Francis Armstrong, Brooklyn, N.Y., the daughter of Harriet A. Wall (nee Nelson), enquiring if her mother's aunts are living . Ref. Hiram Nelson. Letter, 1890, from Francis Armstrong, Brooklyn, N.Y., to her cousin (Sophia Olcott?) concerning her mother's family (the Nelsons of Napanee). Letter, 1891, from Francis Armstrong, Brooklyn, N.Y., to her cousin, (Sophia Olcott) concerning disposition of Hiram Nelson's estate. Ref. Jennie Hardy, Belleville. Letter, 1895, from Francis Armstrong to her cousin, ref. Jennie Hardy, Mrs. Rogers. Private Papers - 41 -

PERRY PAPERS, File 6 continued: Letter to Sophia [Olcott] from her friend, Harriet Sweeney, Adolphustown, 1899. News of friends, ref. Thomas Trumpour, Bygott Family, Jane Mallory, death of Mr. Gibson, William [Smeston] and others. Funeral card, Agnes S. Corby, Brighton, 1889. Funeral card, Agnes Mary Corby, Belleville, 1893. Letter, 1896, from George Slicer, Orange County, N.Y. to his brother, Thomas. Mentions sister, Sophia Slicer [Olcott?] Letter, 1897, to Sophia [Olcott] from her neice, Sadie, staying at the Proctor House, Brighton. Ref. fortune telling. File 7: J.W. Perry Miscellaneous Report, Selection, ballot & distributions of Jurors for the Incorporated Village of Napanee for 1858. Grand Trunk Railway cargo receipt, 1860. Grand Trunk Railway cargo Archivesreceipt, 1884. Receipt from J.D. Bryce & Co. Kingston, for canvas so ld to Mr. Detlor, 1857. Almanac published by Ontario Steel Barb Fence Co. 1884. Bill from NapaneeCounty Cemetery Board (John Webster), 1882. Application for remission of Napanee taxes from Mrs. J.S. Edgar . Ref. to a dark room. No date. Application for tax remission, W.W. Cliff. Tax L&Aappeal court, minutes, 1868. Ref. A.H. Morden. Oath of Office, street surveyor, W.S. Fralick, 1858. Receipt given to Robert McDona l d for lectures by W.H. Davy in Napanee Town Hall, 1858. Map of the Province of Canada and the Lower Colonies shew ing the connection by steam navigation with United States an Europe, Thomas C. Keefer, Montreal, 1855. [condition very poor] Blank invoice from James Perry Woolen Mills, 1880's. Receipt from Edward John Barker, M.D., publisher of British Whig, given to J.W. Perry, 1850. Private Papers - 42 -

PERRY PAPERS, File 7 continued:

11 11 Advertising tract, How a Life Was Saved , Day's Kidney Pads, for bladder inflammation, kidney stones, Bright's Disease. 1881. Northrop & Lyman's Family Recipe Book & Guide to Health. Presented by J.J. Perry, Druggist, Napanee.

Poster, 11 Perry's Woolen Mill, Napanee, for sale ..• 1884. 11 This item moved to Drawer 5, Folder F-1, Posters J.R. Mclaren's Oil Cabinet, advertisement. Geo. Perry. Wilson & Son, Toronto, scales. Advertisement. Unused membership certificate, Independent Order of Good Templars, 1850's. Catalogue, Provincial Exhibition, Ottawa, 1884 Empty envelope addressed to Robert Darber, Toronto from N.C. Wallace, M.P., 1882. Empty envelope addressed toArchives J.W. Pe rry, Napanee, C.W .• Empty envelope addressed to Mrs. J.W. Perry, Napanee, C.W., with cover in tact. Copy bo ok of Sarah M. Perry, October, 1845 [see page 2] which has been used later for a day book for carding and weaving wool, 1847-1852, probably by John W. Perry, Napanee. County Perry File 8 Receipt for Canadian Express Company, shipment to Rev. A. Armstrong,L&A Mount labert, 1873. Receipt for tea shipped from Montreal to Bath [1850's?] Advertisment for J. Coursolle, Patent Agency, Ottawa. cl880 Receipt for scales bought from A. Huffnunc, Montreal by Mr. Hoffman, Napanee, 1859. Ticket for Methodist lecture, Rev. E.A. Stafford on 11 11 Voltaire and John Wesley , Napanee, 1882.

11 11 Subscription to Canadian Manufacturer , 1882. Cashbook of a Perry, 1832-1834. Cash book of a Pe rry, 1842-46. Private Papers - 43 -

PERRY PAPERS, File 8 continued: Index to "United Empire", Vol. VI, (Isaac Pitman & sons, London: 1915) Advertisement, Lyman Miller Tweeds, teasels, Woodstock. Advertisement, E.W. Carling & Company Chemicals, London, 1884 Needlework patterns. Canada Postcard, blank. Constitution & By-Laws of Wilton Sons of Temperance, 1854. Blank invoices, James Perry Woolen Mills, Napanee, 1880's. (3) Receipt given to R. Rennie by J.W. Perry, 1858. Recipe for cough syrup, marked "Mr . Perry" . cl850. Receipt Edward Pringle to John W. Perry, 1856. Dye recipe. [fragment] Statement, J.W. Perry to S.Archives Huff, 1848-51. Fi l e 9 Various receipts, as follows: From D. Hagerman for George Fraser , 1816. To Mr. Perry from George Baker MD, 1825 John Bradshaw (Jabes Kellog), John Frederick, 1827. Note to Mr. Macdonell f rom Angus Kennedy, 1827 Charles Hea t Countyh, Kingston, from John W. Perry, 1827. Receipt, J.W. Perry paid Abraham Lennox by Booth, 1828 Henry La s her, Bath, to George Smith, 1828 . To J.W. Perry, from Isaac Hough , 1830 From D. Lockwood (Sidney Snowden, Chas. Heath), 1830 Fr omL&A Luke Carscallen, Ernesttown, to A. McDonald 1831. To John Parks, 1833 . From Benj. Seymour, Bath to James Perry, 1836. From W. Reynolds, Belleville, 1838 From David Richardson, 1840 From H. Harman, no date. Received from George Frazer, Kingston, 1841. To John Reynolds from George Fraser, 1841. To George Fraser from E.A. Dawkins, Napanee, 1843. From J.W. Perry to F. Lockwood, 1843. From Jame s Bartels, 1848 From McGillivray & Co., 1850 From Cha rles Doller, by Richard Wilson, 1852 From Ch inic, Simard & Methat, Montreal, 1850's To James Henry from British Whig, 1852. From Benonia Briggs , Napanee, 185 7 To David Edgar from J . W. Perry, for work, Napanee, 1857. Private Papers - 44 -

PERRY PAPERS, File 9, continued Loan note J.W. Perry from Stevenson & Ham. 1858 From R. N. Powell, from Napane Mining Co., 1859 To James Perry, note from G. Bartels, 1859. From J.C. Huffman, 1860 To J.W. Perry from James C. Huffman, 1860. To J.W . Perry from Lewis Benjamin, Ernesttown, 1861. Various advertisments and receipts from the 1880's. One Methodist ticket Recipe for homemade whitewash. Cashbook of J.w. Perry, 1840-1843. Carding book of George Perry, 1881. Almanac for 1831. [Discoloured.] Scrap of letter from Edwin Cliff, trying to sell a woolen mill in Pickering. Letter from David Pomeroy, undated sending notes aga i nst E. Hunter and against Rickey in exchange for cloth. Ref. Paul Vanvolkinburgh. Archives Scrap labelled Phillip Young with directions for weaving cloth. Scrap of agreement between John W. Perry and unidentified party re. carding mill. File 10 County Receipts, as follows: George Fraser (Ebenezer Washburn) 1819 J. Goulding, Potsdam, 1822 GeorgeL&A Goulding, cl822 Samuel Clark (John Chamberlain), 1829 L.H. Forward, 1829 Lasher H. Forward, Bath, 1829 Sam u e 1 C1 ark , 18 31 A. Russele, no date Nicholas Perrone, 1832 Job Aylsworth (John Jenkins), 1832 Avery Perry and Lewis Shearer, (James Borland) 1832 Charles Thomas, 1832 Bery Van Winkel, Ernesttown, 1832 John Rennie, Ernesttown, 1832 William Morrison, 1832 Wi 1 1 i am Morr i son J r . , 18 3 2 Thomas Davy, Cameden East, 1832 Luke Carscallen, Camden, 1833 W. J . Mckay, 18 3 3 James Sew ard, Bath, 1833 Private Papers - 45 -

PERRY PAPERS, File 10 continued John Branand (Avery Pe rry), 1833 James Weeks, (Alfred Bignal), 1834 Elijah Hunter (A l exander Miller), 1834 James Cowing, 1834 R. Drummon, James Black, 1834 D. Finlay, Camden, 1834 John Rennie, Luther Gastor, 1834 Samuel Clark, Abraham De Witt, 1855 Russell Purcell, M.D., 1836 James Doyle, 1838 Ebenezer Adzit, no date Harriet MacN ab (George Fraser), 1839 Bella Flint, Belleville, from Capt. George Fraser, 1839 R.. Hopkins, from George Fraser, 1839 James Donnelly, 1840 Sam u e 1 Levi ( r e . Mi 1 ton Wi 1 1 i am s ) 18 4 3 James Parrott, 1845 Thomas Armstrong, Napanee, 1845 R. McGreer for tuition, 1846 Robert Esson (re. Patrick Sweeney), 1848 Charles Jenkins, Kingston (re. John MorrisonO 1848 Benonia Briggs, no date Solomon Doney, 1849 Archives Isaac Bicknall, 1849 Martin Bomhour (re. Anthony Laurence), 1849 Camden Township, Newburgh, 1853 David Fraser, 1852 Sam u e 1 Pe k, 18 53 John Couper, 1853 Schemerhorn, 1856 R.N. Powell, County1857 John s. Fralick, 1859 George Scott (M. parrot), 1860 AlsoL&A note about a raffle offered by W.R. Purcell. File 11 Receipts and notes as follows: H. Geamane, [1822] Benjamin Booth, 1829 John Spafford (Avery Perry, verso Christopher Bush) 1830 Avery Perry & Lewis Shewden (to James Borland) 1831 Elizah Benjamin, 1832 Michael Grass, 1832 Wm. G. Adsit, c1830 1 s William Paul, 1833 Henry Potter, 1833 John Smith (witness John B. Powley) 1833 Luke Carscallen, 1833 Graham A. Munro, Camden (ref . W. Michael Servy), 1834 Private Papers - 46 -

PERRY PAPERS, File 11 continued: #972.791 Camden, 24th April 1834, Mr. John W. Perry, Sir, Please let the bearer have a quart of Whiskey and I will pay you the money as soon as Mr. Clark returns from Kingston. Your obt. Servant, Luke Carscallen P.S. I am goin~ a fishing and cant do without it. J. Swinton, Camden, 1835 John Dawson, Camden, 1835 John J. Sexsmith, Napanee (ref. Mary Bartels), 1839 George Fraser (to Orton Hancox), Bath, 1839 George Fraser (to E.A. Dunham), Napanee, 1842 Receipt for taxes of J.W. Perry, paid by hand of Samuel Clark, Cone. 1, Lot 24, Camden, 1842 William Baker, Richmond (to Mr. Doney), 1845 Edward John Barker, Napanee, for British Whig, 1848 R. Obrine [O'Brien?], Napanee, 1848 William Lanphier, Napanee, 1848 W. Lanphier, Napanee, 1848 W. Walker, c1848 [ref. to folk medicine] John Bower, Camden, Sept. 1849 John Bower, Camden, Nov. 1849Archives Ben Field [or File], via J.B. George, Napanee, 1849 Norman W. [Scott], Richmond, 1849 John Chatte r son, Napanee, 1849 James F. Bartels, Napanee, 1849 William Lanphier, napanee, 1850 E. L. Derby, Clarksville, 1854 R. Mckay Johnston, Napanee, 1855 H.T. Forward,County Napanee, c1855 Alex Campbell, 1860 J . C. Hu ffman, Napanee, 1860 J. Parker, rent- Mr. D. Printis' House, Clarks Mills 1849 Richard Horsey, Kingston - recommendation of, 1856 CanadianL&A Manufacturer, 1883 Also an estimation of value of timber, not dated. File 12: Miscellaneous Receipt, David B. Brown, Kingston, 1825 Subscription to The News, Kingston, George Fraser of Napanee, 1845 Promisory note, A.R. Sager, Napanee, 1860 Promisory note, Theodore Brockett, Rochester, 1866 Shipping receipt, plaster on schooner, Jane E. Rogers. Signed by mate, A.S. Hicks and Capt. John Davey 1855 Receipt for tickets from J.C. Huffman , 1860 Receipt, Bath 1836, B.F. Davy and D.N. Ham. Napanee assessment notice, 1857 . Receipt, Trueman Brinter, 1836 Fragment of The Canadian Manufacturer, June, 1882 Private Papers - 47 -

PERRY PAPERS, File 12, continued: Calling card, James Perry, Napanee . c1880 (2) Advertisement, Williams Standard Wire Heddles, 1880's. Utica, N.Y. Receipt, H.B . Rathbun & Son, 1883 Blank sheet of writing paper, James Perry, 1880's. Calling card, Joseph Hall Manufacturing, Oshawa. Receipt, Ferguson Bros, 1882 Receipt, Downey & Co. (for East Ward School), 1883.(2) Six packaging tags for Superior Blankets, c1880's. Calling card, W. H. Davis, Napanee Express Advertisement, Wilson Scales, Toronto. Advertisement, Paragon Automatic Cloth Press, 1884 Patrick & Wilson, Galt, Ontario. Admission ticket, marked G. Greenleaf and G. Carnel. Advertisement, T.H. Eaton & Son, Aniline Dyes, Detroit 1882. Contains lists of dyes and their uses. Circular, probably from Perry Woolen Mills, c1880. Circular, James MacGillivray, buyer of woolen goods, 1883 Montreal. Clipping f r om Manufacturers' Review, re. weaves. The Canadian Dyer, a supplement to Canadian Manufacturer, Vol. 1, May 1884, containsArchives samples of dyed wools Correspondence File 13 and 14 These files contain a large quantity of correspondence, mostly from Eliza Ann Perry Thayer (and her husband, A.J. Thayer) of Fulton, New York, to her brother, Jame s Perry and mother, Sarah F. Lockwood Perry in Napanee. The letters beginCounty when Eliza Ann Perry is sent to New York to attend a seminary school c1852, continue with her marriage and end s hortly after the death of her daughter, Ida, in 1857 from cholera. There are a few letters to James Pe r ry from other corr e s pondents. A complete listing is included in AppendixL&A 6. Othe r letters relating to this family may be found in the L&A papers inventoried by the Pub li c Archives of Canada in 1959. Private Papers - 48 -

THE PONTON TRIAL PAPERS William Ponton was tried for bank robber in Napanee in 1898, and attracted such attention that the Riot Act had to be read in the Town. This collection contains Judge G.F. Smith's paper on the trial, given at the meeting of the Lennox and Addington Historical Society, Feb. 27, 1971. It also contains Judge Smith's research, including photostats, clippings and original documents from the trial. A cover to a pamphlet about the trial, "Not Guilty, The Dominion Bank Robbery", by Mack Holt, published in Belleville in 1900, is also in the collection.

THE W.C. SCOTT COLLECTION W.C. Scott was employed as Bell Telephone agent in Napanee. File 1: Receipts, Napanee, 1898- 1902. Mostly, household expenses File 2: Archives Receipts, Napanee, 1902-1912. Mostly, household expenses File 3: Correspondence Draft of letter concerning telephone party lines, showing subscribers, signed R.Y. Maybee. Circular letter, Odd Fellows Relief Association, 1898 . Postcard receipt,County 1898, H. Handly, Picton. Bell Telephone Company receipt, 1899. Letter from W.C. Scott to John R. Scott re. telegraph pole on his property, 1899. Letter from John R. Scott re. telegraph pole. LetterL&A from W.C. Scott to Temple Tapper, Napanee, 1900 terminating his employment. Statement of account from A.S. Ashley, 1890. Statement of account from Boyle & Son, 1901. Statement of account from Bell Telephone Company, 1903. Letter from Bell agent, Tillsonburg, re. new lines. 1905. Copy of letter from R. Meek to Oddfellows' Relief Assoc., 1905, objecting to remitting funds to W.C. Scott. Copy of letter from R. Meek to W.C. Scott, Winnipeg, 1905. Copy of letter from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1906. Letter to "The Pioneer" terminating subscription, 1906. Letter from Onward Manufacturing, Berlin, Ont., 1911, re. Triumph Electric Vacuum Cleaner. File 4: Papers concerning domestic insurance Private Papers - 49 -

W.C. Scott Collection, continued File 5: Miscellaneous Booklet about hand-held cameras, Montreal Photographic Supply, c1900. Lists of telephone lines and accompanying map, Berlin, [Kitchener], Ontario, c1900. Presbyterian Sunday School lesson list, 1897. Contract with Napanee Water and Electric Light, 1899. Lease of lot, s.w. corner of Centre & Graham from Lucy M. Scott to Harry E. Scott for a barn. 1899.

Health questionnai~~ R. Shoop of Racine, Wisconsin. Bell Telephone calling coupons for employee•s use, 1906. Napanee Public Library card, 1902. Information about Pratt InstituteArchives courses, 1906-7. Engineering drawing of pipe joints, May, 1908. Invitation to young Bachelors• of Napanee Ball addressed to Misses Scott, 1906, Napanee . Christmas card from Dr. & Mr s . J.A. Locheed, Hamilton, 1911. County Horizontal Box "Journal, Day-Book, Napanee Express Printing Office. John B. Benson, Prop." [Benson cr ossed out] and: "W.C. Scott, ManagerL&A & Editor" inked in. 1876 - 1879. Clippings in front re. attitudes to Queen Victoria, dogs . Letterbook of W. C. Scott, agent for the Bell Telephone Company in Napanee, 1892-1895. The letters desc r ibe vividly political manipulations to get Bell Telephone Company lines in before a competitor. Private Papers - 50 -

THE STICKNEY PAPERS David Barker Stickney and his wife Margaret, of Newburgh, had four children: Edwin Wilmot Stickney (wife Julia); Ella Dunbar Stickney (married Ref. Melvin Taylor, Farnham, P.Q.); Jane Elizabeth Stickney and George Allen Stickney. D.B. Stickney is known for his manufacturing activities and for his association with the Napanee River Improvement Company. He died on October 8, 1892. File 1: The Homestead Deed of sale, George and Charlotte Miller to D.B. Stickney, 1849. Lot in Newburgh and water privileges. Ref. to Maddens• Grist Mill. [damaged] Deed of sale, Matthew R. and Nancy Benson, Newburgh, to D.B. Stickney, lot in Newburgh, 1865. Indenture of sale, Isaac B. Aylsworth, physician, and Julia Ann Aylsworth to Matthew R. Benson, yeoman, 1855. Witnesses: Joseph W. Morden and Elin Clark. File 2: Correspondence Archives Letter from E.J. Hooper, Barrister, Napanee enclosing bill for Neely vs Stickney, 1882. File 3: Wills Draft will, David Barker Stickney, iron founder, 1885. Final will, County1890. File 4: Edwin Wilmot Stickney and I ron Foundry

Agreements by which Edwin Wilmot Stickney took over the foundary,L&A 1894. Includes list of outstanding notes. Lease renewal between Stickney estate and Rev. Melvin Taylor, Merrickville, 1895. Ref. to Newburgh fire. File 5: Edwin Wilmot Stickney, Fire Insurance Various policies, including Endowment Certificate from Foresters, 1890. Receipt from Melvin Taylor, trustee, which indicates old factory sold to Julia E. Stickney by 1911. File 6: Correspondence J. Bardler[?], Kingston, proposing to improv e village 1888 Letter from B.S. o•Loughlin , Yarker, enclosing resolution of Napanee River Improvement Company on death of D.B. Stickney. 1892. Private Papers - 51 -

The Stickney Papers, File 6 continued Letter to E. W. Stickney from M. Taylor, Executor of his father's estate, 1898. Nebitt, Thomson & Company, London, Ontario concerning C. P.R. stock in name of Julia E. Stickney. 1920. Letter from Molson's Bank, London, 1921, re. CPR stock. Part of a letter, Toronto, 1921, possibly from E.W. Stickney to his wife. Letter to Mrs. E.W. Stickney, London, Ontario, 1921 from her bank, re. arrangements made by her husband. Some of the covers to the letters in tact.

THE G. THOMS PAPERS One photograph, black and white, of a Grand Trunk Railway locomotive, verso : 11 Taken Oct. 26/19 at King ston, Frank on the End, left. [N-3179] Archives Letter book of D.C . Forward, concerning grain s hipments from Millhaven, 1881-1884 Account book of Geo r ge Thoms, Ernestown, 1916-21, including some entries for cottage rentals. Inscribed in cover: .. Mr. Geo. F. Thoms, Ernestown, Ontario, M. H Arney, Dec. 10/13.County From His Big Brother Frank. 1916, Nov. 14th, Moved in New House . Frank helped ... Account book with record of sale of farm items, dated 1937.L&A Cover in pencil "private, G.F. Thoms 11 Diary of George F. Thoms, 1913-1919. Ref. to local events during War, vi si t of Prince of Wales (Oct. 25, 1919), and to his first sighting of aeroplanes flying overhead (May 13, 1917). Also local and family deaths at back of diary. Cashbook, 1956-1970. Receipt f r om U.S. Dept. of Interior for GeorgeF. Thoms, Montana, 1911. Military Service Protection certificate, 1917, George F. Thoms, Odessa . Registration Board Certificate for above, 1918. Pen and ink map of lots of C.D . and A. B. Forward land, Er nesttown. Shows cone. 1, lots 17 and 18, lands of John Hender son , W.J. Fai rfield, I. Fraser and location of grist mi 11 • Private Papers - 52 -

Thoms Papers continued Article of agreement between Co ry H. Redd en, Kingston, guard and Fred and Alida Thoms and George Thoms re. Ernesttown cone. 2, lot 23. Will of Abel P. Forward, Ernesttown, 1869. Ref. Ernesttown cone. 1, lot 17. Will of Charles Clinton Forward, Ernesttown, 1922. Deed of Sale, William and Mary Cottier to Abel Phelps Forward, 1832. Indenture, John Davy of Ernesttown to Henry Thorp, Deputy Sheriff, west half Ernesttown cone . 1, lot 10, 1817. Witnesses Peter Davey and Abel P. Forward. Certificate that he was employed by William Cot tier to survey lots 17 and 18 next to Mill Creek in March 1809, John Ryder. Indenture, Amzi Lewis Morden of Napanee, solicitor and executor of will of John OutwaterArchives and Dewitt Clinton Forward, Ernesttown cone. 1, lots 18 and 19. 1892. Agreement between Bertha Thoms and George Thoms in settlement of estate of Fred Thoms, 1935. Photocopy of plan of highway 33 bri dge over Millhave Creek, showing old road and bridge. Ref. Fairfield estate. County Indenture between Correy Redden an d Fred, Alida and George Thoms, 1913. Probate of will of Alida Thoms, 1916. Sons Orton Arney, HenryL&A Arney, Ernest Arney and George Frederick Thoms. Descendants of George Hymers of Scotland (born 1784). Ernesttown Assessment notice, 1948. Christmas Card from O.C. Madden. Letter from W.A. Grange, 1946 to George Thoms describing result of title search on west half of lot 18, cone . 1, Ernesttown, on outlet of Mill Creek. Ref. Amherst Island Ferry. Record from Department of Highways for payment for land to 11 11 erect a day 1 i g h t i n g t r i an g 1 e , 19 6 2 . Record of land to be expropriated by Dept. of Highways, showing locat i on of buildings, c1948. Private Papers - 53 -

Thoms Papers, continued Funeral card and obit, Orton Nicholas Arney, 1949. Membership cards (2) Masons, George F. Thoms Driver's licence (with photo), 1927, George F. Thoms. Photographs as follows: E. Ross Laughlin and family, Aug. 1935 N-3180 Postcard, Main Street, Newburgh, looking north. N-3181 The Mabee House, Odessa, c1900 N-3182 George Thoms in 1911 (E.C. Ford, Montreal) N-3183 Harry E. Arney, age 13, 1919 N-3184 George F. Thoms in 1900. N-3185 Carl Arney and Arthur Ham, 1885 (Hulett) N-3186 Frank Thoms as Railway Conductor ? (postcard) N-3187 Dominion Hotel, Odessa. (postcard) N-3188 George F. Thoms c1900? N-3189 George Irwin, 1938. N-3190 Faded photograph inscribed on mount, Robert Light & sons Planing Mill, West Dundas Street, Napanee. c1885 N-3191 Archives THE P .S. TIMMERMAN COLLECTION Papers found at the old Odessa Postal Station: Unexplained list of names, all in one hand, no date. Large collection of bank deposit receipts and records of money order purchases, most from 1882-1883. Only exception an Countyadvice of money order dated Almonte, July 25, 1863, Charles L. Wilson, Almonte, paid to Pemelia M. Smith, Ode ss a. (978.303.8) Notes to Ernesttown Tre asurer, P.S. Timmerman, authorizing him L&Ato make various payments, 1875, including : Payments to John Allen for shovelling snow; Payment made to S.V. Perry for building bridge on Kingston-Napanee Road; Note to treasurer re. John Howe/Jonas Arney. Assessment of 1875. Pay [prize] list of the Ernesttown Agricultural Association [Exhibition] for the year 1876. This hand - written list gives the name of the exhibitor and the total prizes won. Letter to J.A. Timmerman from Ella Clune, Owen Sound, applying for a teaching position, 1890. 19 telegrams, 1891-92, providing delightful glimpse i nto workings of a small town. Private Papers - 54 -

THE ANNA TURNER PAPERS

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11 11 Pamphlet, The Spinsterhood of Mary , 984.90.1 by Rhoda S. Barclay, 1921. Dramatic monologue. Plays for Children from Educational Pub lishing , Toronto: Happy Christmas Recitations, cl92l. 984.90.2

11 Don't Count your Chickens before they Ha tch 11 984.90.3 One act play. Five drills for Autumn Entertainments 984.90.4 11 Striking for Higher Wages 11 984.90.5 11 New Songs to Old Tunes 11 (songs) 984.90.6 11 Safety First 11 984.90.7 11 Uncle Joe's Will 11 984.90.8 New Comic Dialogues Archives 984.90.9 Three Merry Monologues 984.90.10 New Drills for Christmas Entertainment 984.90.11

11 Buy ing a Sewing Machine 11 984.90.12 11 A Mock WeddingCounty11 984.90.13 11 11 When Women have their Rights , 1936 984.90.14

11 Taking the Census 11 984.90.15 OtherL&A Plays, etc. 11 Poor Papa's Christmas Neckties , 1907 984.90.16A A Peep at Santa Claus 11 984 .90 .16B No Peddlers Admitted 11 984.90.17 11 The Bugtown Band , 1912 984.90.18 11 A Proposal in Grandma 's Day , 1920's 984.90.19 11 An Up-To-Date Proposal , 1920 984.90.20 11 Aunt Jane Visits School , 1920 984.90.21 11 11 Christmas for Little Lads and Lassies , 1931 984.90.22 11 11 Hymns and Songs , Bay of Quinte Conference, 984.90.23 Young People's Union, United Church

F i 1 e 2 Programme, Prince Charles Graduation, 1978 984.90.24 Historical notes, St. Andrew's Presbyterian 984.90.25 Church, Camden East Rules & Reg., Napanee Public School Board, 1949 984.90.26 Private Papers - 55 -

Turner, File 2, continued Scrapbook of poetry - clippings c1925 984.90.27 mounted into an Ellis Bros. Jewellery Store Catalogue from same period. Letter from Rev. W.B. Thorneloe on death 984.90.28 11 11 of 01 ive ., 1973. Newsletter, Lennox & Addington County 984.90.29 Hospital Auxiliary, March, 1982. Amherstview Public School, Year Book, 1979. 984.90.30

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11 11 The Past and the Present , Prince Charles 984.90.31 Public School, 1969. Graduation, 1979 984.90.32 Graduation, 1980 984.90.33 Graduation, 1981 984.90.34 File 4 Archives 11 A Farm for Sale 11 and 11 Rag Dolls 11 984.90.35 Christmas Recitations for the Little Tots 984.90.36 A Galacy of New Christmas Songs 984.90.37 Spirit of Christmas .. 984.90.38 Eating a la Mode .. 984.90.39 Writing Poetry 11 984.90.40 Why Nancy Understood .. (1935) 985.90.41 Uncle GeorgeCounty Pops ln 11 (1928) 985.90.42 11 The History of Our Flag , (Laura Secord Shops) 985.90.43 Farewell address given to Miss Turner by 985 . 90 . 44 pupils and staff of Appleton S.S. No. 11 (nearL&A Almonte) Wedding invitation, Susan Swainson to Hugh 985.90.45 Allwood, Uxbridge, 1979. Wedding invitation, Deborah Moons to Peter Scott, Orangeville, 1982. 985.90.46 File 5 Ottawa Normal School The Torch, 1931 985.90.47 The Torch, 1932 985.90.48 The Torch, 1932 (2) 985.90.49 The Torch, 1935 Diamond Jubilee 985.90.50 Song Sheet 985.90.51 The Torch, 1935 Diamond Jubilee Programme 985.90.52 Private Papers - 56 -

Turner Papers, continued:

F i 1 e 6 Print, The Dominion Bank Building of 1878, 984.90.53 Original home of Na panee's Toronto Dam. Bank. Clippings: Napanee School Board drops outside Music Teacher Stiffer School Standards are Still Approved Here Trustee Board Defended School's Rainy Day Policy Why the Entrance was Dropped Public Schools Under Fire . . Rainy Day Policy Prince Charles School burns mortgage "No-no's" shackled teachers of the '20's Calling 1949-50 graduates of Pr ince Charles (1969) Prince Charles marks Anniversary of its Opening (1969)

BILL VANKOUGHNET MP

T hi s co 1 1 e c t i on contains pam ph 1 e t s, camp a i g n mate ri a 1 , legislative bills, newsletters etc . concerning the career of Bill Vankoughnet, MP, 1979-1984.Archives The papers are filed by date. The collection is still growing.

THE VOSPER SCRAPBOOK, 1878-1954 The scrapbook wa s begun in 1873 by John Thomas Vospe r of Campbellford, Ontario, Founder and Editor of the Campbellford CountyHerald. Vesper's wife was the former Charlotte Ann McKim, of Selby, Ontario. The scrapbook was continued by the ir daughter, Mrs. A. Overton Roblin, of Ottawa, until the year 1954. Mr. Overton Roblin donated the scrapbook to the Lennox and Addington County Museum in memoryL&A of his wife and daughter. The scrapbook contains family obituaries for the Vosper and Lewis McKim fami l ies, Henry L. Schemerhorn, Thomas Sexsmith, Margaret Sexsmith. Other obituaries include: Kingston, George A. Bella Armstrong Kingston Longmore, H.B., MD Thorne, Margaret Upton Rendle, James A. Johnston, Charles W. Johnston, Hattie Marke r Eaton, Meli ssa Mornes Hawley, Lucina May Brown, Will iam W. Kier, Caroline Frances Bell Plummer, Edward E. Shorely, S.J. Rev. Geatrix, B., Rev & wife Copeland, G.H., Rev. Palmer, George W. & wife Pink, Sam & wife Ralph, Wilfred C. & wife It also contains various historical and entertaining articles. A compl ete index is insert ed in the front co ve r. Private Papers - 57 -

THE WARTMAN PAPERS, 1868 Concerning drygoods and other mechandise: Charles Wartman's Day Book, Kinston, co mme nced Jan. 1868. Charles Wartman's Ledger, January 21, 1868. Charles Wartman's Journal, begun Feb. 1868.

THE LEPHA WOODS COLLECTION Account book of Woods and Brothers, Napanee, 1905 Ledger of Woods Cheese Box Factory, 1910-1920 Journal, 1943-45 Domestic expense book, 1899-1908. Photographs, as follows: Maria Theresa Young (1879-1943), daughter of Wm. Young. Photographed by Richardson. N-3192 The Vosper Family of Campbellford N-3193 Mary Ann Lowe, first wife Archivesof Wm. McKim N-3194 J. Rud Perry N-3195 Charlotte Vosper, Campbellford N-3196 File 1 Napanee Public Library, Rules and Regulations, 1954 Napanee Musical and Literary Club, 1919-20 The Karn Cottage Piano, 19th century County11 11 The Gibbard Factory, Solid Walnut Gift Book , no date. Wesleyan Methodist Church, Napanee Circuit, 1848-49 Funeral Card for Lucinda Fairbairn, 1887. Trinity United Church Annual Reports, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979,L&A 1980 [these items moved to church collect ions] File 2 Church materials: Methodist Church, YPSCE ribbon (Trinity) Open letter to members of Bay of Quinte Conference, 1921-22, concerning appointment of new minister. Trinity United, Centenary Celebration progr ammes, 1940 Grace United, Service of Witness, 1949 Trinity United, Dedication of Memorial Tablet, 1949 Private Papers - 58 -

Woods Collection, continued: School Materials: Napanee Board of Education, Rules and Reg., 1914 Commencement exercises, Napanee Collegiate, 1927 Tickets to NDSS events: South Seas Sarabande, 1955 Apri 1 Love, 1958 Swing into Spring and Snowba l l, 1960 World War 1 Materials: Rifle Association, Squad 13, 1914. Victory Loan Subscription documents, 1919 (Canvassing District No 1, Town of Napane) Other: Letter, Napanee-Lennox & Addington Old Boys• Re-Union, 1924 Official Opening of Third ArchivesDepot Lake Dam, 1975. Various receipts, Cheese Box Factory.

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Instructions for 11 The Standard .. Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine, Cleveland, cWW1. Instructi ons for Singer Sewing Machine and attachments, April, 1903. Envelope fromCounty Singer c1903. Pamphlet for Singer portable, 1922. Colour illustrations . Pleasant representation of woman•s task. Pamphlet for Singer electric motor, c1922. Illustrations include children. SampleL&A of Beldings embroidery silk, patented 1904. Private Papers - 59 -

THE PRIVATE PAPERS This collection consists of groups of family papers which are too sma ll to be assigned a separate box. 1. Wes Alkenbrach Invitation to Warden's Supper, County of L&A, 1891. 2. Geraldine Asselstine Statement of Eli Peters• account with George Ham, Bath. Dated 1830. Genealogical notes about Eli Peters [back of an envelope]. 3. Phyllis Arbourne Deed, sale of land by Cartwright Estate to Garrett Germ an of Tyendinaga, lots 6, 7, 8, east side Robert St., Napanee, 1849. Indenture of bargain and sale, Garnet German to Henry Kimmerly, 1853, above lotsArchives. Indenture of bargain and sale, Henry Kimmerly to Asa Schermehorn the younger, above lots, 1854. Indenture of bargain and sale, Asa Schermehorn the younger to Henry B. Allison, lots 6, 7, 8, east side Robert St., Napanee, 1855County Indenture of bargain and sale, George McMul l en of Napanee to Henry B. Allison, Napanee village lot 7, east side of Robert Street, 1857. Indenture of bargain and sale, Henry B. Allison of RichmondL&A to Amos H. Al l ison, telegraph operator, part of lot 6 and 7, east side Robert St., Napanee. 1880. Title search done on these lots in 1889. [damaged] 4. Samuel J. Baird British America Assurance Co., Toronto, advertisement addressed to farmers, 1888. Agent: A.T. Harshaw Seven North Fred. tax notices, 1871-1886, William Baird and Milo Parks. 5. A.C. Baldwin History of the Masonic Order in Lennox and Addington. Private Papers - 60 -

6. Bell Collection Drawing book which belonged to Caspar Bell, Napanee, 1883. Day Book of Willie J.L. Bell, Napanee, 1885.

Journal of Wm. J.L. Bell. Begins with 11 daily sales of Goodwin & Emerson 11 (grocers), Dec. 1886. A later entry reads : 11 William Bell commenced the produce business at No. 128 Front Street, Napanee, renting store from F. Johnson and investing the following •.. . 11 Ledger of Wm. J.L. Bell, 1886. Jour n a 1 of Wm. J . L . Be 11 , 18 8 6 . Poem, "The hut on a vacant lot", copied by Emma Moyle for Mr. Bell. Ref. children. Letter to Mrs. Helen Bell from a f riend, C.H. Jenner, Brockport, 1895, on her wedding. Letter from Rev. J.P. Wilson, Colborne, 1895 enclosing letter of reference. Ref. ArchivesMethodist Church. School report, Napanee, 1878, Caspar Bell. Various other envelopes, scraps. 7. H.C. Burleigh Material on the Ore Chimney Mining Company, Kaladar, 1911-1926. County Building contract for school at Mcintyre's Corners, 1864. Ernesttown, 1864. 8. Shar on Butcher GasolineL&A licence and ration coupon book (1945-46).

9 . Wend a 1 1 Cam Cover of Pictorial Review Patterns, October, 1926, stamped 11 "MacGr egors Departmental Store, Napanee • Shows 1 adies, childrens' fashions, and fash ionable wire-haired t e rrier. 10. Laura Fraser Carr Newburgh diary of John Wesley Davy. John Wesley Davy, son of John Peter Davy of Odessa, was born in 1835. He was a music teacher and organized many bands in Ontario. This slim diary has a few entries for each year, 1867-70. Entry for Jan. 1, 1869: 11 1 am in good health and living in Newburgh and foll~oo teaching music and photographing for a living. At present, I am teaching the Band of the 48th Bat. located in Newburgh .... 11 Private Papers - 61 -

11. John A. Carscallen Ontario Game Law s, 1902. Letter from Irvine Parks in the front, and sworn statement of Stuart Me e ks re. killing a wolf. 1908. 12. William Conger Collection Militia of Canada , applicati on form for a medal from Fenian Raid (1866, 1870) or the Red River Expedition. Blank form letter , land for military service, 190-. List of Townships where land is available. Two letters from Aubrey White, Department of Crown Lands (Military Grants) to William H. Fuge, Gananoque, 1904, 1908 Form letter, D.M. Robertson, The Veterans' Locating and Colonization Association, Toronto, 1905. 13. T. Linsey Crossley Collection Correspondence and notes collectedArchives while researching the James Thomson Family of Napanee and Newburgh, and the Thomson Paper Mill, Newburgh. 1935. 14. Mrs. M. Culham

The 11 autograph album 11 of Miss Caroline Coleman, Belleville, 1848-54. Contains poems and sentiments written by herCounty fri ends. Includes a pencil drawing (copy of a print) by M.E. Jones, Belleville. 15. Ralph Dale World War 2, certificates of service and accompanying documents.L&A 16. Heloise Elliott Collection Letter to Mrs. Elliott from A.B. Aylesworth, 1947, enclosing a biography of Rev. Dr. Isaac Brock Aylsworth (1812-1888). Letter to Mrs. Elliott from A.B. Aylesworth, 1930, re. family affairs. Letter to Helen Hutchison from Heloise Elliott, 1978. Photocopy of petition for grant of land, made by John Stickney, Physician, 1816. Photographs, as follows: Copy of wedding photo of Mary Lucinda Aylsworth to George Manning [said to be 1894] N-3197 continued ... Private Papers - 62 -

16. Aylsworth photographs continued Copy, Rev. Dr. I.B. Aylsworth N-3198 Copy, Julia Anne Miller Aylswo rth N-3199 Newburgh Quarry, 1904 N-3200 Newburgh Quarry, 1904 (cyno) N-3201 Newburgh Drugstore, 1906 N-3202 Newburgh N-3203 Newburgh Academy from across river N-3204 Newburgh, Thomson House, 1907 N- 3205 Mr. Farbes who taught at Academy N-3206 17. U.J. Flach Ticket for Moonlight Excursion, Steamer Brockvi l le, 1912. 18. Lt. Col. Fraser Deed of Trust and Mortgage, Canada Cement Company and The Royal Trust Comapny, 1910 . 19. Raymond Fretts Pamphlet, "The John B. RogersArchives Producing Co. Inc. presents a Histor ical Pageant and Panorama" ref. 140th anniversary of United Empire Loyalists, Belleville, 1924. 20. W.H. Goodman Account book which belonged to William Goodman of Bardolph Post Office, Adolphustown. His farm was at con e. 5, lot 14. General Countyfa rm accounts, intermittent, 1902-1924. 21. Mark P. Graham Infor mation about Town of Napanee, seal and council of 1916.L&A 22 . Ruth Graham Catalogue of Books in the Sunday School Library of the Eastern Methodist Church, Napanee, 1898. 22a. Grooms Family Papers Wills, deeds, letters concerning Grooms family of Richmond and Napanee. Abstract from Bible with births 1756-1798. Marriage certificates. Agreement between Allan Mac pherson and Zephaniah Grooms drawn up by John A. Macdonald, 1832. 23. W.H. Gutzeit Invitation to unveling of Boucher plaque, Kingston, 1965 Map of Bath, from 1859 Di r ectory. Stock certificate, Kaladar Gold Min es, 1929 & etc. Private Papers - 63 -

24. Jessie Hall

Clippings, notes concerning Corvette, 11 HMCS Napanee 11 1940 25. Bob & Helene Hannah Minutes of Amherst Island Council, 1907. Ref. ice boat . 26. John Hart Poster for opening of Madill •s Dry Goods, Napanee, showing ladies• fashions, 1913. 27. Ethel Hawley Parliamentary papers once owned by G.D Hawley, MLA: Proceedings of the Senate, April 14, 1886 Report of the School of Practical Science, 1879 Order for Return, Municipalities which have adopted Boards of Trustees, 1880 Order for Return, convictions under Liquor Licence Act, 1880. 28. Marion Hough Archives Genealogical notes, Margaret E. Lawson Magee. Bible frontispiece and church cards, Rebecca Rickley Methodist card, Elizabeth Peterson, 1906. 29. Howard Collection Share certificates,County The Gold Horn Mi ning Company, Lennox and Addington, 1898. 30. Mrs. Mac Isbester Collection Eastern Methodist Church (Trinity) Flower Sunday, June, 1897.L&A Queen•s Jubilee Service. Ref . music. Eastern Methodist Church Statement, 1895. Me thod ist Missionary Society Envelope. Twentieth Century Thanksgiving fund, 1900. A. Carman, Gene r al Superintendant. Methodist tickets. The copy book of Janette Mary English, Ernesttown, 1846. Mostly mathematical problems, but transcribed with careful design. Private Papers - 64 -

31. W.J. Jackson Collection Receipt given by Angus McDonell to John Kingsbury, Bath, 1830. Testimony for Mr. Bethel Jackson fr om his Mechanics' Institute, Glossop, Derbyshire, 1854. Ref. immigr ation. Letter from Hi r am Kingsbury, Pittsford, USA to his father in Canada, 1857. Bill for potatoes, George Kingsbury, Pittsford, 1862. Letter from Hiram Kingsbury, Detroit, to his brothers, 1863. Will of John Kingsbury Sr. of Camden, 1874. Bill for services of B.M. Britton Q.C., 1899. Bill for Camden taxes, Bethel Jackson, 1866. Postcard from John Kingsbury Jr., Odessa, to his sister, Mrs . Jackson, Colebrook, 1878. Record of Kingsbury births, 1824-1844. Baptismal certificate, Bethel Jackson, Glossop, Derbyshire, 1830. Copy obtained 1895 . 32. Mrs. Harry Johnston Military orders re. rank ofArchives John P. Dorland, 1842. 33. Peter Knapp Advertisment for Good Dressing, c1914. Receipts for dry goods purchased in Kingston, 1859-74. 34. Marie Knuth Active ServiceCounty Testament, 1916 Tiny Bible with Lord Robert's Message to the Troops, 1914, printed in front cover. Ref. WW1. 35. H.H. Langford Deed,L&A School Trustees of Village of Bath from Al fred Welstead, 1862. 36 . Helen Madden Notebook, Red Cross Blood Dono rs , 1941. 37. Mabel Madden Poster, sale of Ebenezer Fretts' Farm, N. Fred. cone. 6, lot 24, 1893 Mortgage, Ebenezer Fretts to Mary Hancox of Bath, 1885. Various documents concerning the estates of John and Uriah Wilson, James Far ley Madden and Sarah Elizabeth Madden, 1919-1949. Ref. 138 Robert Street. Private Papers - 65 -

38. Mrs. Bert McCutcheon Napanee Collegiate Institute, Class Lists, 1911 and 1912. 39. Vivian Mclaughlin Napanee Collegiate Institute, Class Lists, 1902-1914. 40. The McMichael-Bell Collection Letter of reference for W.J.L. Bell from Western Methodist Church, Napanee, 1893. Invitation, wedding of Irena Scott to Forrest Race, Port Hope, 1910. Form letter, dated July 1917, Toronto Canada, asking for support for Democratic Nomination from R.E. Oakes, Greenup, Kentucky. Various receipts. 41. James D. McRae Bill for tea, written by Denis Daly. Torn, date gone. 42. Mary McTaggart Archives Scrapbook of 1930's, including local births, marriages and deaths, McTaggart/Mcnei 1 fami 1 ies. 43. Margaret Mitchell Annual Meeting of the Lennox & Addington Teachers' Association, County1914. 44. W.F. Nickle Souvenir programme, "Laying of the Cornerstone of Imperial Oil Limited Building, King & Church Streets, TorontoL&A ... 1926". 45. W.J. Normile Day book of W.J. Normile, Napanee, 1896-99. Hardware, repairs to carriages, sale and repair of bicycles. 46. Mrs. Earl Nugent Public school teacher's certificate, third class, Miss Flossie May Baldwin, Napanee, 1912. 47. Parrott Papers Agreement of Mackenzie Botting to sell J.M. Parrott part of lot 16 on south side of Bridge Street, corner of Bridge and Adelphi, 1882. Private Papers - 66 -

47. Parrott Papers continued : Mortgage, Jonathan Marcus Parrott to County of Lennox and Addington, on his land at Ernesttown cone. 4, lot 22 and part lot 21. 1887. Quit Claim, Lennox and Addington to Parrott on above, 1892. Letter from E. J. Hooper, County Clerk, to J.M. Parrott, County Treasurer, conveying Councils order to transfer all funds and papers to new County Treasurer, Irvine Parks. Also that the mortgage on the farm of Parrott, taken as security by the County, will be discharged. 1892. Further notes re . above transactions. Lease of Parrott farm in Ernesttown to Stanley M. Reid, 1906. Lease of Parrott farm in Ernesttown by estate of J.M. Parrott to Stanley M. Reid, 1911. Inside, name John Delderfield has been substitutedArchives for Reid. Lease of Parrott farm in Er nestto wn by estate of J.M. Parrott to J . Orval Fretts. Cone. 4, part lots 24-25. Lease Alexander Pa rrott to John Delderfield, 1916. Copy of the will of Jonathan Marcus Parrott, first written in 1902, copiedCounty in 1917, by which estate is entailed. Letter from Jennie Parrott Caverly, Kingston, to her brother, Alexander Marshall Parrott, Morven, requesting her income from estate to pay for daughter•s wedding. 1918.L&A In original cover. Letter from Fred Parrott, Belleville, to his brother, Alexander Marshall Parrott, Morven re. estate matters, 1923. Ref. Amelia Parrott, fa rmi ng. Lease of Parrott farm, Ernesttown cone. 4, lots 21, 22 to Frederick Le Roy Ruttan, 1923. Lease of Parrott farm, Er ne sttown cone. 4, lots 21, 22 to William Henry Haines, 1924. Will of Alexander Marshall Parrott, Kingston, 1924, leaving his interest in Parrott estate to his daughter, Keitha Ann Hagerman. Ref. Roderick Parrott, Belleville. Private Papers - 67 -

48. S.M. Patell Cancelled cheque to Bell Telephone, Merchants Bank, Napanee, 1914, from Wallace's pharmacy. 49. A.E. Paul Official Programme, Tercentenary of founding of Quebec, 1608-1908, Quebec City, 1908. 50. Frank Perry Membership card, Lennox & Addington Motor Club, 1918. Motor Vehicle Permit, Ontario, 1918. 51. Ray Perry Papers from North Fredericksburgh, S.S.l3, Ray F. Perry Chairman of Trustees: Contract with Leah Webster to teach at N. Fredericksburgh s.s. 13, 1913. Receipt from Paul •s BookstoreArchives for school supplies, 1913. Receipt for wages for a term of teaching, Nellie A. Patterson, 1917. Receipt for wges for a term of teaching, Anna G. Breault, 1921. Letter of resignationCounty from teacher Jean Milling, 1938. Four cancelled cheques for teaching salaries, 1911-1914. One National Defence Tax Receipt, S.S. 13, 1941. 52. L&AW.B. Perry Pamphlet, 11 Separate School Legislation, Reply to Archbishop McNeill by H.C. Hocken, M.P., before the Canadian Club in Toronto on November 1, 1921. 11 11 The State has no right ... to subsidize the teaching of religion ... 53. Jessie Robinson Farmers• notebooks belonging to Acton M. Robinson, Camden East, and his wife, 1911-1931. Also Royal Bank of Canada, Two copies of Dominion Bank Fa rm er's Account Book, one for Acton Robinson, one for I.J. O'Hara, 1923. Royal Bank of Canada, Family Budget Book, issued during WW2. O'Hara Papers : Papers of James O'Hara, papermaker. Funeral Mrs. Willima Bisset, Port Elph instone , 1866 Private Papers - 68 -

53. Jessie Robinson Collection, continued: Funeral, John Spence, Port Elphinstone, 1872 Funeral, Annie Martin Keys , Port Elphinstone, 1872. Notice of Requirement of Vaccination, Mary Ann O'Hara of Kintore, 1866 Receipts for school fees, Port-Elphinstone, for Mary Anne O'Hara, 1871, William Keys. Birth certificate, Arthur O'Hara, 1871. Telegraph to James O'Hara, Aberdeenshire, 1872. Rece ipt, Napanee Beaver, 1874. Receipt, single harness & whip, 1882 Receipt, Dr. R.H. Duff for services for Mrs. O'Hara Newburgh, 1887. Receipt, F.W. Smith, Napanee, 1890. Receipt, Accident Insurance, John O'Hara, payable to mother, Isabelle O'Hara, 1890 Memorial Service, Queen Victoria, St. Andrew's Church, Kingston, Feb. 2, 1901. Pamphlet for slide show, 11 Coronation Year in the Old Country, a Musical TravelogueArchives .. , 1902. Souvenir programme, Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, May 12, 1937,with original cover. also programme: Coronation of their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, Harvey Warner Park, 12 May, 1937. also, two copies, A Form of Prayer and Dedication to be used Sunday Evening, May 9th, 1937. Programme, recitalCounty by Lawrence Tibbett, Calgary Arena, 1937. Pamphlet to commemorate the visit of King George VI and QueenL&A Elizabeth to Kingston, May 21st, 1939. 54. Walter Sills Extradition Warrant for John Thomas Roach, under arrest in Boston, granted to E.H. Sil l s, 1899. 55. Simmons-Jackson Collection Deed, Gilbert Von Volkenburg of Camden East, north half of Clergy Reserve lot 39, cone. 2, Camden East, 1844. Quit claim, Thomas Gilligan, on southeast quarter, lot 39, to George Drader. 1846. Sale of southeast quarter to Gilbert VanValkenburg, 1852. Private Papers - 69 -

55. Simmons-Jackson continued Crown land grant to Phillip Simmons of Camden East, cone. 5, lot 35 Camden, on shores of Mud Lake (near Desmond), 1860. Deed of land, Gilbert Vanvalkenburg to Bethel Jackson, Camden cone. 2, part lot 39 and lot 38. 1880. Crown grant, south half lot 39, to Bethel Jackson, 1880. Letters and affidavites re. proof of Bethel Jackson•s title, need for a mortgage. Quit claim deed, Vanvalkenburg to Jackson, 1880. Abstract of title search, 1880. 56. Elizabeth Smith Unused statement blank from firm of G.L. Mair & Bro. 57. J.F. Smith Archives Unused ballot, M.P . Graham vs W.G. Paul for Reeve, Napanee, 1925. 58. Snider Papers Abstract of title, Ernesttown cone. 4, part lot 10. Indenture of Countysale of above lot by Peter and Catherine Snider to John Menor, Waggonmaker, 1854. Also deed to two other neighbouring lots, 1851. QuitL&A claim, Snider family to John Menor, 1873. Chancery order, Snider vs Lennox and Addington Division Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, 1882. Inventory of property of Snider, 1910. 59. Mrs. Fred Stafford Letter and wallpaper sample from Hannah Abbott, who has emigrated with her husband to Amber, Michigan, 1876. Discription of the house, farm successes, children. Ref. to sister Magaret, Lonsdale, being a weaver. Original cover. 60. Charles Stevens High school graduation certificate, William Stevens, Napanee, 1892. PERRY CORRESPONDENCE, File 13: Sender Recipient Date Accession No. Subject Thayer, A.J., Fulton Perry, James 1855 972.830 Birth of daughter Perry, H.W., Fulton Perry, James 1857 972.831 Whether he should stay at home or go to work. Thayer, A.J., Fulton Perry, Frances 1857 972.832 Difficulty in raising money to ship plaster from Oswego. Cooksocky, Jack, N.Y. City Unknown 1861 972.833 Valentine verse Thayer, A.J., Fulton Perry, James 1883 972.834 Machinery available. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood n.d. 972.835 Receipt of luggage etc. Oswego. Henry, Jane?, Cramahe Perry, Anne n.d. 972.836 Invitation to Toronto . Unknown, Quebec Perry, James n.d. 972.837 See 972.863. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 c 972.838 Baby, family affairs. Thayer, A.J., Fulton Perry, James 1856 972.839 Wife's attempt to visit home, stone. Verso, Eliza's letter to her mother re. baby etc. Thayer, A.J., Fulton Perry, James 1855 972.840 Selling machinery, Canadian custom Archives duties, ref. Mr. Williams. Perry, Eliza Ann Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1853 c 972.841 Schoo 1 days in U.S. Thayer, A.J. Fulton Perry, James 1864 972.842 Obtaining plaster. Ref. Herr ing, buying cow. Perry, J.T., Duxbury Perry, James 1854 972.843 Drought in U.S., ref. Uncle John's plaster mill. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 c 972.844 Dressing the baby, fire in Napanee, desire of friends to travel. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1857 c 972.845 Illness prevents visit. Thayer, A.J., Fulton Perry, James County1856 972.846 Wants to buy wool, death of Miss Josephine Kenyon, note from neice. Thayer, A.J., Fulton Perry, James 1855 972.847 Buying harness in U.S., sale of buggy to Mr. Whitcomb, collecting S. Clark's debt. Thayer, A. Unknown L&A n.d. 972.848 An enigma - riddle. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1855 972.849 Progress of baby, quilts vs spreads, winter life. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 972.850 Fashion in the U.S., Canadian servant, ref. Mrs. Wilson. Family. Thayer, A.J. Perry, James 1863 972.851 Financial dealings, Mr. Detlor. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 c 972.852 Furnishing the parlour , baby. Ref. Mrs. Davis' baby. PERRY PAPERS, File 13 continued: Sender Recipient Date Accession Subject Thayer, A.J. Perry, James 1859 972.853 Birth of daughter to James Perry. Paying for plaster. Thayer, E.A. Perry, James 1858 972.854 Universalist lectures, winter social 1ife, etc. Perry, Hank, Fulton Perry, James 1857 972.855 Arriving to start school in New York State, reading matter. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, James 1858 972.856 Social life, spiritualism. Thayer, A.J. Perry, James 1855 972.857 Setting up factory in U.S. Thayer, A. J . Perry, James 1864 972.858 Shipping plaster, shingles. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1855 c 972.859 Baby at 6 months, family. Perry, Eliza Ann Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1853 972.860 School days in U.S. King, Joseph E., Newbury Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1853 972.861 Discharging Eliza Perry from school. Thayer, A.J. Perry, James 1856 972.862 Fire at Gibbard's, Clark's debt. Unknown, St. Michael, Quebec Perry, James n.d. 972.863 &837 Courting, buying a pony. Ref. Is. Forward, W. Irish. Lowry, John G., California Perry, James 1867 Archives972.864 Prospecting for gold in California. Ref. John Stuart, McGilivray and Tory party. Thayer, A.J. Perry, James 1857 972.865 Shipping plaster, family. Perry, Eliza Ann Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1853 c 972.866 Reaction to Rev. Lauder, life at school, Maggie Hope. Thayer, A.J. Perry, James 1857 972.867 Death of baby from cholera. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 c 972.868 Family news. Perry, Eliza Ann Perry, Sarah F. LockwoodCounty 1852 c 972.869 Her arrival at school. Perry Papers, File 14 Oliver, Frederick A., Napanee Benjamin and Douglas 1860 972.870 Visit to shipyard, Point Levi, and to copper mines at Acton Station. Gold mining in Lennox &Addington, L&A harvest. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 c 972.871 Concert and audience reaction. Perry, James Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 972.872 Visit to New York State; ref. Henry Beecher. Thayer, A.J. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry 1856 972.873 Returning home alone to Fulton. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, James 1857 c 972.874 Domestic life, baby . Baker, George G., Belleville Perry, James 1883 972.875 Woolen mill machinery. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 972.876 Miss Kenyon's fashionable funeral. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 972.877 Taking boarders from husband's factory. Need for cow. Ref. Hart. PERRY PAPERS, File 14 continued: Sender Recipient Date Accession Subject Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, James, Mrs. 1858 972.878 Meeting Mrs. Fairfield of Bath. Various domestic matters . Ref. Henry Lott. Unknown, Cramahe Perry, James 1856 972.880 Family matters. Unknown - Adaline To her mother n.d. 972.881 Death of Charlotte. Perry, Eliza Ann Perry, Sarah Jane Lockwood 1853 c 972.882 Boarding at school. Ki ng , Wi 11 i am Clark, Samuel, Clarks Mills 1837 972.883 Invoice. Perry, A. Perry, John W. 1843 972.884 Help with debts. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood n.d. 972.885 Invititation, ref. Adeline. Roblin Perry, John W. 1858 972.886 Order to pay C. Anderson. Unknown Blackstone, Calvin 1831 972.887 Prom issory note. Unknown Unknown 1834 972.888 Recipe for making beer. Lockwood, A. and Thayer, E.A. Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1856 c 972.889 Returning to Fulton via Iron's in Kingston. Things at home. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1855 Archives972.890 Departure of Mr & Mrs Lott for West. New life in Fulton. Comparison with home . Family, friends. Unknown Unknown 1834 c 972.891 Recipe for curing piles. Unknown Perry, James n.d. 972.892 Plans for summer, Miss Miller sent anonymous valentine, growth of Temperance Society. Perry, James Unknown County1841 972.893 Notes due for co llection . Unknown Unknown 1834 c 972.894 Recipe for cough medicine . Barber &company Perry, James 1882 972.895 Blankets to be sold on commission. Napanee School Perry, J.W. 1849 972.896 Bill for schooling, James, Henry, Eliza Fraser, John Fraser, GeorgeL&A n.d. 972.897 Invoice for fabric. Perry, James Warner, Harvey 1883 972.899 Promissory note. Corby, E.J . , Mrs . Perry, James ? n.d. 972.611 Fragment of a letter. Weaving a carpet. Ref. Mrs. Card, Miss Ande rson. Beyette, Lulu, Dauphin Unknown 1899 972.460 Starting a farm out West. Thayer, Eliza Ann Perry Perry, Sarah F. Lockwood 1861 no number Housekeeping, family. Archives

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61. John Stevenson Collection Fractional paper currency from time of American Revolution: Six Shillings, printed by Isaac Collins, Burlington, New Jersey, 1776. Four dollars, printed by Hall & Sellers, four United States Congress, 1779. Currency printed by E. Benson, York, shillings New York Currency, payable in Army Bills. 62. Mrs. Maurice Thompson Certificate of marriage, written by Rev. Francis Berry for Robert Thompson, Richmond and Amelia Bowen, 1862. Witness Francis Vandebogart. Robert Thompson•s commission as Ensign in Lennox Militia, 1861. Genealogical notes, Thompson family. 63. H.E. Thompson Archives Specifications for repair of the old Post Office, Napanee, Arthur W. Davison, Architect, Brockville, July, 1938. Found in former home of Dr. Ellicott, 138 Robinson Street. 64. Tibbutt Papers: Gordon E. Tibbutt Ontario, Dept.County of Public Welfare, letter to Gordon Tibbutt re. Old Age Security, 1964. Certificate of birth & baptism, Earl Gordon Tibbutt, born 1894.L&A Receipt for insurance. Napanee Cemetery Company, receipt for burial of Mrs. Tibbutt, former Flora A. Park (1889-1943). Receipts for stone and for perpetual care. Proof of ownership of plot. 65. Tibbutt Papers: Everton Ruttan South Fred. assessment, 1930-37, Everton & Russel Ruttan. Property tax receipt, 1930-37, Everton Ruttan. 66. Tibbutt Papers: Marta Etta Ruttan Conveyance of land, half of lot one, rear of 1st cone. of Fred. Additional, William and Jane Clark to George Herbert Clark, 1909. Mortage granted by G.H. Clark to Martha E. Ruttan on above property, 1912.