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Fonds F 983-1 Papers of John Strachan List of: Fonds F 983-1 Papers of John Strachan Reference File Item Title and Physical Description Date Ordering Information Code Code F 983-1 Typed copy of letter of explanation 1911 Item is located on self-service 1 item of textual records microfilm MS 35 reel 1. F 983-1 Reply of H.E. Lord Dorchester to the Indians of the 1794 Item is located on self-service Seven villages of Lower Canada microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Deninno, to Mr. Brown, 8 October Item is located on self-service Professor of Natural Philosophy, Glasgow. 1796 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, King's College, Aberdeen, to Dr. 28 January Item is located on self-service Brown, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Glasgow. 1797 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Grant to John Valentine of 300 acres 1 Item is located on self-service 1 item of textual records September microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1797 F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Kettle, to Dr. Brown, St. 20 January Item is located on self-service Andrews 1799 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Kettle, to Dr. Brown, St. 25 January Item is located on self-service Andrews. 1799 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Kettle, to Dr. Brown, St. 13 April Item is located on self-service Andrews. 1799 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 License to the Rev. James Clarke 23 August Item is located on self-service 1 item of textual records 1799 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Greenock, to Dr. Brown, St. 25 August Item is located on self-service Andrews, Fife. 1799 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Kingston, Upper Canada, to Dr. 31 March Item is located on self-service Brown, St. Andrews, N. Britain. 1801 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Report of J. Sewell, Attorney General, Quebec, 6 June 1801 Item is located on self-service respecting the erecting of Protestant Parishes. Copy. microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Grant to Edward Baker Littlehales, of 100 acres, Lot 18, 10 August Item is located on self-service Con. 1, York Twp. 1801 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Kingston, U.C., to Dr. Brown, St. 22 January Item is located on self-service Andrews, N. Britain 1802 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Kingston, U.C., to Dr. Brown, St. 23 October Item is located on self-service Andrews, N. Britain 1802 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Certificate, signed by P. Hunter, Lt. Gov'r, appointing 22 May Item is located on self-service the Rev. John Strachan to be the officiating Minister of 1803 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. the Church of England at Cornwall. 1 item of textual records Page 1 of 95 List of: Fonds F 983-1 Papers of John Strachan Reference File Item Title and Physical Description Date Ordering Information Code Code F 983-1 Appointment of John Strachan to the Mission of 25 May Item is located on self-service Cornwall by Jacob Mountain, Bishop of Quebec. 1803 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Cornwall, U.C., to Dr. Brown, St. 27 October Item is located on self-service Andrews, N. Britain. 1803 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, James Sutherland Rudd, William Henry, to Rev. 13 Item is located on self-service John Strachan September microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records 1804 F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Cornwall, to Rev. Dr. James 15 October Item is located on self-service Brown, St. Andrews, N. Britain. 1804 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Various lists of J. Strachan's pupils at Cornwall, 1805, 1805 and Item is located on self-service and undated. Also one of those at York in 1816. 1816 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 A few pages from the Church Register of Cornwall, 1805 Item is located on self-service begun April 15, 1805. pp. 40-49. microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Agreement between Abner Young and Samuel 30 April Item is located on self-service Anderson, Esquire, John Dixson, Sr., Miller, John 1805 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. Pescod, Sr., Mason, and Joshua Young Cozens, Gentleman, all of Cornwall 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Cornwall, to Rev. Dr. Brown, St. 27 August Item is located on self-service Andrews, N. Britain. 1805 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan to the Rev. G. Stuart. 17 Item is located on self-service 1 item of textual records September microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1805 F 983-1 Letter, Alexander Grant, York 10 Item is located on self-service 1 item of textual records November microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1805 F 983-1 Power of Attorney from James McGill, Montreal, as 9 April 1806 Item is located on self-service one of the Executors of his brother's (Andrew's) estate, microfilm MS 35 reel 1. to the Rev. John Strachan, Cornwall 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Cornwall, to Rev. Dr. James 13 July 1806 Item is located on self-service Brown, St. Andrews N. Britain. microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Bargain and Sale from Thomas Emerson, Uxbridge, 10 June Item is located on self-service Mass., to John Strachan 1807 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Copy of letter from "D.M.G." to "W.M.G.", from the 18 June Item is located on self-service Ault 1807 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, Rev. John Langhorn, Ernest Town, to the Rev. 3 Item is located on self-service John Strachan September microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records 1807 Page 2 of 95 List of: Fonds F 983-1 Papers of John Strachan Reference File Item Title and Physical Description Date Ordering Information Code Code F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Cornwall, to Dr. James Brown, 20 October Item is located on self-service St. Andrews, N. Britain. 1807 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan to Rev. Dr. James Brown, St. 9 October Item is located on self-service Andrews, N. Britain. 1808 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, A. Marlet, Flamboro' West, to Duncan 4 January Item is located on self-service Cameron, York 1809 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, Bishop of Quebec to John Strachan 19 February Item is located on self-service 1 item of textual records 1809 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. F 983-1 Letter, Bishop of Quebec to John Strachan 25 Item is located on self-service 1 item of textual records September microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1809 F 983-1 Letter, Roderick MacLeod, King's College, Scotland, to 7 October Item is located on self-service John Strachan. 1809 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan to Rev. Dr. James Brown, St. 21 October Item is located on self-service Andrews, N. Britain. 1809 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, Samuel Hatt, Ancaster, to Duncan Cameron, 22 March Item is located on self-service York 1810 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Bargain and Sale, Thomas Swan, Boston, Mass., to John 5 October Item is located on self-service Strachan 1810 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan to Rev. Dr. James Brown, St. 3 November Item is located on self-service Andrews, N. Britain. 1811 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, Sir Isaac Brock, Commander of the forces in 24 February Item is located on self-service Upper Canada and President of the Council to Hon. 1812 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. Chief Justice Scott 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, Hon. Thos. Scott to Dr. John Strachan. 24 February Item is located on self-service Photostat. 1812 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, John Strachan, Cornwall, to Rev. Dr. James 24 May Item is located on self-service Brown, St. Andrews, N. Britain. 1812 microfilm MS 35 reel 1. 1 item of textual records F 983-1 Letter, James Reid, St. Armand, to Rev. Dr. John 11 July 1812 Item is located on self-service Strachan, York.
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