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Solomons, James H. (d.Drummond Island U.C. 1826) of obscure origins, was probably born in Lower Canada. Lived in the Upper Country. Wife Kitty Hays was Jewish and son Myers Solomons was observant. Includes draft article (typescript) James H. Solomons' origins.

Solomons, Levy (d. 1792, Montreal). Solomons, Levy or Solomon Levy (1730-1792) was one of the five members of the Great Lakes fur trade syndicate that was disrupted by Pontiac's uprising in June 1763. The Solomons/Levy family.

Solomons, Levy (d. 1792, Montreal). Solomons, Levy or Solomon Levy (1730-1792) was one of the five members of the Great Lakes fur trade syndicate that was disrupted by Pontiac's uprising in June 1763. The Solomons/Levy family.

Solomons, Levy (d. 1792, Montreal). Solomons, Levy or Solomon Levy (1730-1792) was one of the five members of the Great Lakes fur trade syndicate that was disrupted by Pontiac's uprising in June 1763. The Solomons/Levy family.

Solomons, Levy (d. 1792, Montreal). Solomons, Levy or Solomon Levy (1730-1792) was one of the five members of the Great Lakes fur trade syndicate that was disrupted by Pontiac's uprising in June 1763. The Solomons/Levy family.

Solomons, Myers settled in Cornwall Townships 1789.

Source institutions: Kingston Public Library, National Archives, Public Archives of Ontario.

South Carolina

South Carolina Colonization Plan 1748

Speeches and Articles (S&J Godfrey)

St. Eustatius

St. Eustatius History

State Historical Society of Wisconsin - Correspondence.

State Oaths, Declarations and Instructions to Colonial Governors

Steiner, Newman Leopold (1829/32-1903) research by SJG for DCB article in vol 13. Includes research material from Florence Blackwell, descendant.

Stereo viewcards of the San Francisco earthquake

St.John File: includes area information and correspondence with Marcia Koven of the St.John Jewish Historical Society and Jewish Museum.

Summons to Moses Holt to give evidence

"Sunday lectures" of a Reform rabbi in Philadelphia on Emile Zola and other subjects

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'

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'

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Terroux (Therousse), Jacques or James (c.1766-1792) was a son of Levy Solomons the fur trader and Lizette Loubiere (d. 31 Dec. 1772).

The Syndicate, 1761-1768. Copies of documents tracing the business of the syndicate from its inception until its failure in to convince the British authorities to allow it to become bankrupt.

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Release of a close of pasture in England

Research File - Newfoundland

Research Typescripts (Originals), 1987.

Rhode Island

Rossin, Marcus, Samuel and Julius. M. Rossin & Bro. jewellers, est'd in Kingston U.C. in 1832, moved to York in 1843, built in Rossin House Hotel in 1855 (destroyed by fire 1862).

"S," Miscellaneous

Samuel Family

Samuel Jacobs, (d.1786, St.Denis Quebec)in Halifax by August 1749, possibly considerably earlier.

Samuel Jacobs, (d.1786, St.Denis Quebec)receives a land grant at Fort Cumberland 1760 in the part of N.S. later to become New Brunswick.

Samuel Judah (1725-1789) was the oldest son of Abraham.

Samuel Samuel J. 1812-1890, son of Joseph and Phoebe Samuel.

Samuel, Jacob, brother of Joseph and Michael.

Samuel, Jonah, son of Jacob. In Chatham 1838, Dalhousie 1841-50 representing Joseph&Samuel.

Samuel, Joseph (1786-1862), brother of Michael, and Phoebe Samuel (1771-1867), in Chatham to 1857.

Samuel, Michael d.1862, in Chatham 1814-50 and 1859, brother of Joseph Samuel, partner of John Joseph in Joseph&Samuel to 1835.

Samuel, Michael, copies of letterbook from PANB.

Samuel, Michael, jr.d.1857, in Richibuctou 1816-38, first cousin of Michael Samuel.

Samuel, Mordent (1815-35).

Samuel, Samuel.

Savannah, Georgia

Sectional map indicating main automobile roads between Canada & United States (Atlantic sheet) / prepared by Natural Resources Intelligence Service

Seixas family in Montreal about 1800.

Semlim Franklin

Shaar Hashomayin Synagogue

Shearith Israel - Montreal

Sheldon and Judy Godfrey collection

Sheldon J. Godfrey; Re: Jewish Publications Society

Shimelak, Mr., in Montreal 1786.

Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity

Simon Solomon, St.John's, Postmastyer of Newfoundland, d.1839.

Simon Valentine (Valentijn) Vander-Wilden

Simons, Levy (aka. Simon Levy) in Montreal 1760-1763.

Solomon Jacobs, Halifax, 1790s

Solomon, Elias (1699-1800) lived in Quebec where he was a tutor and teacher.

Solomon, H., furrier was in Montreal in 1832.

Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York).

Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York).

Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York).

Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York).

Solomons, James H. (d.Drummond Island U.C. 1826) of obscure origins, was probably born in Lower Canada. Lived in the Upper Country. Wife Kitty Hays was Jewish and son Myers Solomons was observant. Includes draft article (typescript) James H. Solomons' origins.

Solomons, Levy (d. 1792, Montreal). Solomons, Levy or Solomon Levy (1730-1792) was one of the five members of the Great Lakes fur trade syndicate that was disrupted by Pontiac's uprising in June 1763. The Solomons/Levy family.

Solomons, Levy (d. 1792, Montreal). Solomons, Levy or Solomon Levy (1730-1792) was one of the five members of the Great Lakes fur trade syndicate that was disrupted by Pontiac's uprising in June 1763. The Solomons/Levy family.

Solomons, Myers settled in Cornwall Townships 1789.

Source institutions: Kingston Public Library, National Archives, Public Archives of Ontario.

South Carolina

South Carolina Colonization Plan 1748

Speeches and Articles (S&J Godfrey)

St. Eustatius

St. Eustatius History

State Historical Society of Wisconsin - Correspondence.

State Oaths, Declarations and Instructions to Colonial Governors

Steiner, Newman Leopold (1829/32-1903) research by SJG for DCB article in vol 13. Includes research material from Florence Blackwell, descendant.

Stereo viewcards of the San Francisco earthquake

St.John File: includes area information and correspondence with Marcia Koven of the St.John Jewish Historical Society and Jewish Museum.

"Sunday lectures" of a Reform rabbi in Philadelphia on Emile Zola and other subjects

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'

"T," Miscellaneous

Terroux (Therousse), Jacques or James (c.1766-1792) was a son of Levy Solomons the fur trader and Lizette Loubiere (d. 31 Dec. 1772).

The Beaver Club

"The British Colonist," November 4, 1849.

The Canadian journal

The Champlain Society

The Constitutions in America

The courier (London)

The daily witness (Montreal)

"The Examiner," Toronto, July 27th, 1842.

The full, generous years of Mr. Sam

The George Benjamin correspondence being primarily letters exchanged between George Benjamin and John A. Macdonald

The globe (Toronto)

The globe weekly edition (Toronto)

The Irish Canadian (Toronto)

The Jewish Historical Society of England

The leader (Toronto)

"The Leader," Toronto, July 23, 1872.

"The Leader," Toronto, September 18, 1872.

The Montreal daily herald and commercial gazette