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2003-060/017(4) |
Records from National Archives Trust Fund Board |
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2003-060/017(6) |
Fournisseurs Des Hart (Samuel) |
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2003-060/018(1) |
Miscellaneous |
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2003-060/018(3) |
Magasin A&O (Orobio) Hart & Co. |
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2003-060/018(6) |
Affaires Aaron Art and Sons |
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2003-060/018(9) |
Judicial Papers, Lawyers. |
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2003-060/018(10) |
Affaires Maritimes, Le Hart |
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2003-060/018(13) |
International Commerce, Affaires Maritimes, Miscellaneous |
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2003-060/019(1) |
Industries |
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2003-060/019(9) |
Jacob Calnek, Anapolis 1784 |
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2003-060/019(10) |
Isaac Da Costa, Annapolis, 1771 |
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2003-060/019(11) |
John Franks, was the first name on the Halifax Allotment, August 1749, left for Philadelphia by 1758, in Quebec by 1760. |
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2003-060/020(6) |
Captain David Hays, 3rd Battalion Royal Regiment of Artillery, in Halifax, 1761, probably not Jewish. |
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2003-060/020(12) |
"Jones Wharf" Halifax Harbour, built with Robert Campbell, 1758. |
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2003-060/020(13) |
Mordecai Jones, son of Joseph and Judith Jones, d.1770 Halifax. |
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2003-060/021(2) |
Nathum Jones |
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2003-060/021(6) |
Joshua Maugher, (1725-1788) an industrialist, was a member of the early Nova Scotia establishment. Contrary to the evidence, some historians insist he was of Jewish ancestry. |
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2003-060/021(10) |
John Solomon, d. Halifax 1788, probably not Jewish. |
File |
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2003-060/021(11) |
Halifax--Possible Jewish Background |
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2003-060/022(5) |
Nova Scotia Working File, Misc.Correspondence and Lists. Includes, Photocopy of article by C. Bruce Fergusson, provincial archivist, "Jewish Communities in Nova Scotia" Province of Nova Scotia, Journal of Education, October 1961. pp.45-8. Photocopy of mss.article by Jan Goeb on "The Maritime Jewish Community [c.1975] for the Jewish Historical Society, Halifax. |
File |
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2003-060/022(8) |
Dr. Ken Donovank, Parks Canada, Fortress Louisbourg |
File |
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2003-060/022(15) |
New Brunswick General File including correspondence with: Registrars of Deeds for Kent County, Northumberland County; Public Library, Richibuctou; Old Manse Library, Newcastle N.B.; New Brunswick Museum, St.John; Probate Court Division, N.B. Department of Justice; Lands Branch, Ministry of Natural Resources, N.B.(original land grants). |
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2003-060/023(5) |
Gabel, Davey (c.1732-1816) baker, b.Frankfort am Main, to N.B. 1783 as a loyalist. |
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2003-060/023(6) |
Jacobs, Joseph, Gagetown, 1784. |
File |
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2003-060/023(8) |
Joseph, Maurice (Morris), Chatham 1824, Richibuctou 1840s. |
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2003-060/023(11) |
Myers, Rachel Abraham and Benjamin and Mordechai, to Gagetown 1783. See also Myers, (Montgomery), Juda or Judith, (1759-1831). |
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2003-060/023(20) |
Samuel, Michael, jr.d.1857, in Richibuctou 1816-38, first cousin of Michael Samuel. |
File |
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2003-060/024(2) |
Semlim Franklin |
File |
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2003-060/024(7) |
Completed Wills |
File |
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2003-060/024(9) |
New York Historical Society |
File |
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2003-060/024(10) |
England Research on the Jews Who Had Their Roots Their |
File |
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2003-060/024(13) |
Institut Genealogique Drouin |
File |
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2003-060/025(6) |
National Archives of Canada, 199L/3 |
File |
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2003-060/025(16) |
Canadian Jewish Congress/Archives |
File |
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2003-060/025(17) |
Shaar Hashomayin Synagogue |
File |
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2003-060/025(18) |
N.E.U.S. |
File |
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2003-060/026(3) |
Charles Tucker, researcher, London, England |
File |
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2003-060/027(1) |
"A," Miscellaneous |
File |
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2003-060/027(11) |
"M," Miscellaneous |
File |
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2003-060/027(13) |
"N," Miscellaneous -- (1 of 2) |
File |
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2003-060/027(16) |
"P.Q," Miscellaneous |
File |
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2003-060/028(3) |
Research File - Newfoundland |
File |
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2003-060/028(6) |
Nova Scotia - Abolition of State Oaths |
File |
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2003-060/029(2) |
Lower Canada - Abolition of State Oaths |
File |
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2003-060/029(9) |
Oaths |
File |
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2003-060/029(10) |
Oaths - Miscellaneous |
File |
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2003-060/029(14) |
Military |
File |
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2003-060/030(4) |
Barbados |
File |
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2003-060/030(6) |
West Indies Jews |
File |
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2003-060/030(11) |
Norfolk, Virginia |
File |
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2003-060/030(16) |
Rhode Island |
File |
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2003-060/031(1) |
South Carolina |
File |
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2003-060/031(2) |
South Carolina Colonization Plan 1748 |
File |
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2003-060/031(5) |
New York Records - AJHS |
File |
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2003-060/031(11) |
Court Records |
File |
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2003-060/032(2) |
Cemetaries |
File |
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2003-060/032(8) |
Guilds |
File |
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2003-060/032(10) |
McCord Museum Papers |
File |
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2003-060/032(12) |
Municipal Restrictions ("freedom of the city") |
File |
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2003-060/032(14) |
Marranos of North America |
File |
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2003-060/032(15) |
Anti-Semitism |
File |
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2003-060/033(3) |
Unfiled Photocopies from National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Ontario |
File |
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2003-060/033(4) |
Unfiled Photocopies from National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Ontario |
File |
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2003-060/034(2) |
Loyalist Research |
File |
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2003-060/034(3) |
Bohemia 1745-1748 |
File |
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2003-060/003(5) |
Braham, Alfred, Clothier, Toronto, (1844--). |
File |
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2003-060/003(6) |
Cohen, Fredrick, artist, Woodstock U.C. prior to 1837. |
File |
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2003-060/003(9) |
Davids, Isaac, York, 1819. |
File |
1819 |
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2003-060/003(12) |
Diamond, Abraham, b. Prince Edward County, 1828. (Identified by a descendant as Jewish). |
File |
1828 |
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2003-060/003(17) |
Hart, Benjamin, of Montreal (1779-1852), son of Aaron and Dorothea Hart. Business in York 1833 with his sons. |
File |
1779-1852 |
View |
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2003-060/003(18) |
Hart, Henry, son of Benjamin Hart, in Kingston, 1835. |
File |
1835 |
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2003-060/003(20) |
Hart, Samuel P., 1837 patriot, owner of the "Plain Speaker" Cobourg and Belleville. |
File |
1837 |
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2003-060/003(21) |
Hart, Simeon and Harry of New Brunswick to Upper Canada, 1817. |
File |
1817 |
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2003-060/003(23) |
Head, Sir Francis Bond, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada during the 1837 Rebellion whose Grandfather was Moses Mendes (d.1758) |
File |
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2003-060/003(25) |
Jacobs, Ferdinande, (1713-1783), chief factor of Hudson's Bay Company Post at Fort York c.1750. No record of his [Jewish] religion has been traced in the HBC Archives" according to his biographer Shirlee Anne Smith [D.C.B. vol.pp 383-4]. Captain John Rogers diary referred to his daughter as offspring of "Jacob (a Jew)." |
File |
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2003-060/003(27) |
Jacob, Moses, (d.1823) Kingston 1793, Prince Edward County c.1800. |
File |
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2003-060/003(29) |
Thomas Jacobs, Governor of HBC, 1696 |
File |
1696 |
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2003-060/003(33) |
Judah, Emmanuel, an American Actor who with his wife performed at Franks' Theatre in York in 1826. |
File |
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2003-060/004(8) |
Michaels, Levy (1723-1815) and Michaels, Myer (1760-1815) Montreal fur traders who spent time in the "Upper Country" [Upper Canada]. |
File |
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2003-060/004(10) |
Moss, Sgt. Samuel, of the King's Royal Rangers was granted land beside Myers Solomon near Cornwall in 1797. |
File |
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2003-060/004(14) |
Levy Solomons |
File |
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2003-060/006(6) |
Franks, Appolonia Sophia, (1817-1886), Windsor/Sandwich, daughter of Jacob Franks and Therese La Guere dit La Rose. |
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2003-060/006(9) |
James Aird (d. 1819). Joined Jacob Franks, Robert Dickson, Allan Wilmot and George Aird in Dickson&Co.,a fur trade partnership at Michilimackinack, August 1804. |
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2003-060/007(12) |
Terroux (Therousse), Jacques or James (c.1766-1792) was a son of Levy Solomons the fur trader and Lizette Loubiere (d. 31 Dec. 1772). |
File |
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2003-060/008(7) |
Correspondence with William L. Clements Library University of Michigan, repository of the Notorial Instrument evidencing the purchase of the Solomons/Levy house, 1863. |
File |
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2003-060/008(8) |
Drummond Island/St. Joseph's Island/Penetanguishene. The British Loyalists who inhabited Mackinac Island were obliged to leave by the Treaty of Ghent that ended the War of 1812. In 1815 they moved to Drummond Island which the British subsequently agreed, was in American territory. The British settlers left their new home in 1826 and reestablished themselves at Penetanguishene and St. Joseph Island. |
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2003-060/008(9) |
David David and Company |
File |
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2003-060/009(5) |
George Benjamin - Collaterals and their descendants. Benjamin Family Records--Copies from Nancy Cooper |
File |
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2003-060/009(9) |
George Benjamin/Thomas George Joans. Joans, and Englishman who arrived in New Orleans about 1830, was editor and proprieter of the Mercantile Advertiser, and married Isabella the daughter of Levi Jacobs on 5 May 1832. He left New Orleans by March 1834. Benjamin, and Englishman who was later founder of the Belleville Intelligencer, arrived in New Orleans about 1830, and married Isabella, the daughter of Lipman Jacobs 5 Febrary, 1832. He left New Orleans and arrived in York, U.C. by the end of 1833. |
File |
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2003-060/009(11) |
Belleville/Thurlow, 1830s |
File |
1830s |
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2003-060/009(13) |
Hastings County Records -- 1850s. Benjamin was Warden of Hastings County. |
File |
1850s |
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2003-060/010(1) |
Benjamin 1850-1857 |
File |
1850-1857 |
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2003-060/010(4) |
George Benajamin, Orange Lodges |
File |
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2003-060/010(5) |
George Benjamin, Judaism |
File |
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2003-060/010(7) |
Susannah Moodie. Moodie wrote "Richard Redpath a Tale" the main character of which is based on a hostile portrayal of George Benjamin. It was published by Richard Bentley in 1853 as part of 'Matrimonial Speculations' |
File |
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2003-060/010(8) |
Correspondence, George Benjamin/John A. Macdonald Letters. (1856-1864). Includes photocopies and typescripts of letters from all sources including those privately held. Typescripts and copies of letters to and from others. |
File |
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2003-060/010(11) |
Benjamin Land. Title documents of lands owned by Benjamin in Canada West, including searches, copies of abstracts, instruments and plans. |
File |
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2003-060/011(2) |
Source institutions: Kingston Public Library, National Archives, Public Archives of Ontario. |
File |
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2003-060/011(5) |
David Spector, Hove England. Shared research project on the Jewish community of Brighton, England and the Cohen family. |
File |
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2003-060/011(6) |
Flyer soliciting subscriptions for "Who Was Who in Canadian Jewry, 1749-1840" |
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