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Nathan Levy, in Halifax by 1755, m. a Sarah Dunn in an Anglican ceremony, 1759, died at Chester 1773.

Naphtali Hart, jr., Halifax

"N," Miscellaneous -- (2 of 2)

"N," Miscellaneous -- (1 of 2)

Myers-Cohen, Solomon (1744-96) was in Quebec in 1768. He married Belle, daughter of Joseph Simon of Lancaster Pa.

Myers, Rachel Abraham and Benjamin and Mordechai, to Gagetown 1783. See also Myers, (Montgomery), Juda or Judith, (1759-1831).

Myers, Myer, Silversmith. In Montreal, 1778-1780.

Myers, Moses. S&M Myers Letterbook 1785-1787 (copy from American Jewish Archives).

Myers, (Montgomery), Juda or Judith, (1759-1831). See also Myers, Rachel Abraham and Benjamin and Mordechai. Arrived in Gagetown New Brunswick with her mother Rachel and her brothers, in 1783. Married to Alexander Montgomery, she moved to York, U.C. about 1800 and operated a tavern at the SE corner of Queen and Younge Sts. Includes Article and research material provided by Neil Yetwin. Includes research material provided by Betti Paull, descendant.

Myers, (Montgomery), Juda or Judith, (1759-1831). See also Myers, Rachel Abraham and Benjamin and Mordechai. Arrived in Gagetown New Brunswick with her mother Rachel and her brothers, in 1783. Married to Alexander Montgomery, she moved to York, U.C. about 1800 and operated a tavern at the SE corner of Queen and Younge Sts. Includes Article and research material provided by Neil Yetwin. Includes research material provided by Betti Paull, descendant.

Myers, Hyam of Quebec. Copies of documents from all sources.

Myers Family Documents

Myer Myers, (son of Hyam Myers of Quebec & New York) in Halifax, 1786.

Municipal Restrictions ("freedom of the city")

Moss, Sgt. Samuel, of the King's Royal Rangers was granted land beside Myers Solomon near Cornwall in 1797.

Moss, Hart, master shoemaker, was in Montreal in 1818.

Moses, Bernard. A Loyalist, he petitioned Governor Carleton to be given land in Nova Scotia in 1783.

Moses Hart, International Affairs, General.

Moses Family

Morning courier (Montreal)

Morning chronicle (London)

Morell, Moses Samuel and Goldiana, arrived Toronto 1860, material recieved from Helen Rose Morell, d. Toronto July, 1994.

Mordecai Jones, son of Joseph and Judith Jones, d.1770 Halifax.

Montreal witness

Montreal weekly herald

Montreal transcript and general advertiser

Montreal Standard Publishing Co. Ltd

Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

Montreal herald

Montreal gazette

Montreal daily star

Miscellaneous: Possible Jewish Settlers

Miscellaneous Documents

Miscellaneous Correspondence

Miscellaneous

Military

Michaels, Levy (1723-1815) and Myer (1760-1815). Levy Michaels came to Canada from Long Island about 1765. His son Myer, a fur trader in the "upper country," married Frances, the sister of David, Samuel and Moses David. He is recorded as coming back to Montreal by canoe in time for the High Holidays in 1804. He was awarded the Beaver Club Medal. See Frances Michaels Will.

Michaels, Levy (1723-1815) and Myer (1760-1815). Levy Michaels came to Canada from Long Island about 1765. His son Myer, a fur trader in the "upper country," married Frances, the sister of David, Samuel and Moses David. He is recorded as coming back to Montreal by canoe in time for the High Holidays in 1804. He was awarded the Beaver Club Medal. See Frances Michaels Will.

Michaels, Levy (1723-1815) and Michaels, Myer (1760-1815) Montreal fur traders who spent time in the "Upper Country" [Upper Canada].

Michael, George, (c.1835-1889) optician, arrived Toronto about 1866.

McCord Museum Papers

"Mc," Miscellaneous

MASONS

Maryland

Mary Martin, Madison Wisconsin, researcher on John Lawe Papers. Correspondence and copies of archival documents.

Martin E. Herschorn, President, Jewish Historical Society of Halifax, 1987.

Marriage

Marranos of North America

Maritimes. General correspondence etc., relating to Jews in Halifax. Includes map of Halifax and location of Jewish enterprises.

Maps of Canadian cities from the "Atlas of Canada." -- File consists of plates for Quebec, Winnipeg, Vancouver, London, and Ottawa.

Maps of Canadian cities and counties

Map to illustrate the climatology of the dominion of Canada / by Lorin Blodget

Map of the city of Halifax showing streets and municipal wards

Map of Gatling and adjacent mines, Hastings Co., Ontario / by R.H. Stretch, accompanied by Sections of veins on Gatling and adjoining properties

Manuel(le), Emanuel David, Montreal and Michilimackinac, 1770s. He had married Miriam Judah older sister to Dorothea who married Aaron Hart.

Manuel, Emanuel, husband of Miriam Judah of Montreal was a fur trader in the Upper Country c.1780.

Magasin A&O (Orobio) Hart & Co.

Mackinac Maps

"M," Miscellaneous

Lyons Family

Loyalist Research

Lower Canada - Abolition of State Oaths

Local Commerce

Lloyd's evening post, and British chronicle (London)

Light-tower near Coburg / W.H. Bartlett

Liebschitz, Samuel, founder of Jewsburg, [now known as German Mills] near Preston Upper Canada, 1836.

Levy, Simon, Montreal 1779-1783.

Levy, Morden, S. (1824-1863) murdered at Richibuctou.

Levy, Isaac, Quebec 1760-1783ff.

Levy, Gershom (n.d.)

Levy, Eleazar, (c.1716-1811) Canada's first Jewish Notary Public, was in Quebec by 1760. In 1764 his goods were taken by officers of the British Army during military government and after eleven years of unsucessful lawsuits he went to the Unitied States. He bought land in New York which was later expropriated for the establishment of West Point.

Levy, Eleazar, (c.1716-1811) Canada's first Jewish Notary Public, was in Quebec by 1760. In 1764 his goods were taken by officers of the British Army during military government and after eleven years of unsucessful lawsuits he went to the Unitied States. He bought land in New York which was later expropriated for the establishment of West Point.

Levy, Alexander in Quebec 1832

Levy Solomons Family

Levy Solomons

Levy (Levi) Joseph, tailor

Levi/Mohr family, including Philip Levi (in Quebec 1836) whose daughter Flora ("Blume") b.c.1841, married Sigismund Mohr (1827-1893) who was responsible for the installation of street lights and other public works in Quebec.

Levi/Mohr family, including Philip Levi (in Quebec 1836) whose daughter Flora ("Blume") b.c.1841, married Sigismund Mohr (1827-1893) who was responsible for the installation of street lights and other public works in Quebec.

Levi, Joseph, innkeeper, Montreal, 1818.

Letter from Henry J. Noad, Quebec, to Michael Samuel, Miramachi, regarding loss of cargo with the sinking of the schooner "Eclipse"

Letter from Hannah Mendell to Lydia Howard

Letson, Phillip

Les debats (Quebec)

Legal document on parchment relating to Langley Manor

Le constitutionnel, gazette francaise des Trois-Rivieres

Le constitutionnel, gazette francaise de Trois-Rivieres

Le Canadien (Quebec)

Lazarus, Simon in Berthier L.C., 1793-7. His niece m. Ezekiel Hart, 1794.

Lawyers

Lawe, John (1779-1846) the son of Rachel Franks of Montreal and Capt. George Lawe. A fur trader with his uncle Jacob Franks he was recorded in Yrk. He died in Green Bay. See John Law Papers, Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison.

Lawe, John (1779-1846) the son of Rachel Franks of Montreal and Capt. George Lawe. A fur trader with his uncle Jacob Franks he was recorded in Yrk. He died in Green Bay. See John Law Papers, Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison.

Judah, J. [Issac] of Montreal and Cornwall U.C. in 1804, probably became the first Jew to obtain Crown Grant of Lands in Upper Canada.

Judah, Emmanuel, an American Actor who with his wife performed at Franks' Theatre in York in 1826.

Judah Family

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Nathan Levy, in Halifax by 1755, m. a Sarah Dunn in an Anglican ceremony, 1759, died at Chester 1773.

Naphtali Hart, jr., Halifax

"N," Miscellaneous -- (2 of 2)

"N," Miscellaneous -- (1 of 2)

Myers-Cohen, Solomon (1744-96) was in Quebec in 1768. He married Belle, daughter of Joseph Simon of Lancaster Pa.

Myers, Rachel Abraham and Benjamin and Mordechai, to Gagetown 1783. See also Myers, (Montgomery), Juda or Judith, (1759-1831).

Myers, Myer, Silversmith. In Montreal, 1778-1780.

Myers, Moses. S&M Myers Letterbook 1785-1787 (copy from American Jewish Archives).

Myers, Moses. S&M Myers Letterbook 1785-1787 (copy from American Jewish Archives).

Myers, Hyam of Quebec. Copies of documents from all sources.

Myers Family Documents

Myer Myers, (son of Hyam Myers of Quebec & New York) in Halifax, 1786.

Municipal Restrictions ("freedom of the city")

Moss, Sgt. Samuel, of the King's Royal Rangers was granted land beside Myers Solomon near Cornwall in 1797.

Moss, Hart, master shoemaker, was in Montreal in 1818.

Moses, Bernard. A Loyalist, he petitioned Governor Carleton to be given land in Nova Scotia in 1783.

Moses Hart, International Affairs, General.

Moses Family

Morning courier (Montreal)

Morning chronicle (London)

Morell, Moses Samuel and Goldiana, arrived Toronto 1860, material recieved from Helen Rose Morell, d. Toronto July, 1994.

Mordecai Jones, son of Joseph and Judith Jones, d.1770 Halifax.

Montreal witness

Montreal weekly herald

Montreal Standard Publishing Co. Ltd

Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

Montreal herald

Montreal gazette

Montreal daily star

Miscellaneous: Possible Jewish Settlers

Miscellaneous Documents

Miscellaneous Correspondence

Miscellaneous Correspondence

Miscellaneous

Military

Michaels, Levy (1723-1815) and Michaels, Myer (1760-1815) Montreal fur traders who spent time in the "Upper Country" [Upper Canada].

Michael, George, (c.1835-1889) optician, arrived Toronto about 1866.

McCord Museum Papers

"Mc," Miscellaneous

MASONS

Maryland

Mary Martin, Madison Wisconsin, researcher on John Lawe Papers. Correspondence and copies of archival documents.

Marriage

Marranos of North America

Maritimes. General correspondence etc., relating to Jews in Halifax. Includes map of Halifax and location of Jewish enterprises.

Maps of Canadian cities from the "Atlas of Canada." -- File consists of plates for Quebec, Winnipeg, Vancouver, London, and Ottawa.

Maps of Canadian cities and counties

Map to illustrate the climatology of the dominion of Canada / by Lorin Blodget

Map of the city of Halifax showing streets and municipal wards

Map of Gatling and adjacent mines, Hastings Co., Ontario / by R.H. Stretch, accompanied by Sections of veins on Gatling and adjoining properties

Manuel(le), Emanuel David, Montreal and Michilimackinac, 1770s. He had married Miriam Judah older sister to Dorothea who married Aaron Hart.

Manuel, Emanuel, husband of Miriam Judah of Montreal was a fur trader in the Upper Country c.1780.

Magasin A&O (Orobio) Hart & Co.

Mackinac Maps

"M," Miscellaneous

Lyons Family

Loyalist Research

Lower Canada - Abolition of State Oaths

Local Commerce

Lloyd's evening post, and British chronicle (London)

Light-tower near Coburg / W.H. Bartlett

Liebschitz, Samuel, founder of Jewsburg, [now known as German Mills] near Preston Upper Canada, 1836.

Levy, Simon, Montreal 1779-1783.

Levy, Morden, S. (1824-1863) murdered at Richibuctou.

Levy, Isaac, Quebec 1760-1783ff.

Levy, Gershom (n.d.)

Levy, Alexander in Quebec 1832

Levy Solomons Family

Levy Solomons

Levy (Levi) Joseph, tailor

Levi/Mohr family, including Philip Levi (in Quebec 1836) whose daughter Flora ("Blume") b.c.1841, married Sigismund Mohr (1827-1893) who was responsible for the installation of street lights and other public works in Quebec.

Levi, Joseph, innkeeper, Montreal, 1818.

Letter from Henry J. Noad, Quebec, to Michael Samuel, Miramachi, regarding loss of cargo with the sinking of the schooner "Eclipse"

Letson, Phillip

Les debats (Quebec)