York University Libraries Clara Thomas Archives & Special Collections

National Archives of Canada, 1992

Canadian Jewish Congress/Archives

Bernard Kusinitz, researcher, Newport Rhode Island

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

Copied Material from the Haldimand Papers

Nova Scotia - Abolition of State Oaths

Prince Edward Island - Abolitions of State Oaths

Newport, Rhode Island - Re: Early Jewish Settlement

David Family - Unfiled Photocopies from the National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Canada

"The British Colonist," November 4, 1849.

"The Toronto World," January 2, 1903.

Release of a close of pasture in England

Canadian Jewish Research Project

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

Pamphlets from the Beth Tzedec congregation, Bathurst Street, Toronto

Autograph album of Alexander Primrose, Pictou, Nova Scotia

Petitions urging King James II to be vigilant in defending the Protestant faith against Catholicism

An act for reviving and further continuing until the 1st day of May, 1819, an act ... to explain and amend the laws touching the elections of the knights of the shire to serve in Parliament, respecting the expences of hustings and poll clerks, so far as regard the City of Westminster

An act for reviving and further continuing until the 1st day of May, 1819, an act ... to explain and amend the laws touching the elections of the knights of the shire to serve in Parliament, respecting the expences of hustings and poll clerks, so far as regard the City of Westminster

Illustrated times

Bribery oath

The London chronicle : or, universal evening post

Le Canadien (Quebec)

Grip (Toronto)

Copperplate etchings of Lower Canadian scenes

Kingston from the Citadel

Engravings from newspapers

Le constitutionnel, gazette francaise des Trois-Rivieres

Montreal transcript and general advertiser

The Quebec gazette

The vindicator, and Canadian advertiser (Montreal)

Les debats (Quebec)

Canadian illustrated news

The Irish Canadian (Toronto)

Montreal Standard Publishing Co. Ltd

Morning chronicle (London)

Montreal weekly herald

Jewish manuscripts

Hart Family

Hart Family Documents (John Horn Collection)

John Joseph

De Levis Family

Moses Family

Samuel Family

Ezekiel Solomons

Documents relating to W. Earl Rowe

Portrait of Earl Rowe as Lieutenant Governor of Ontario

Instructions to William Earl Rowe as Lieutenant Governor

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

Asher, Alexander, Kingston, 1819.

Benjamin Brothers, Toronto (1835-1842) Goodman, Samuel and William Benjamin.

Cohen (or Cowan), Gilbert, Military Emigrant, settled at Murray Township, 1824.

Hart, Benjamin, of Montreal (1779-1852), son of Aaron and Dorothea Hart. Business in York 1833 with his sons.

Hart, Henry, son of Benjamin Hart, in Kingston, 1835.

Hart, Theodore, son of Benjamin Hart, in York, 1833.

Hirschfelder, Jacob Meier was Jewish on arrival in Toronto c.1840 to teach at Upper Canada College, but wife descendants not Jewish. Includes genealogical information from Joan S. Gilday, descendant. See also Mel Starkman, "A Meshamud at the University of Toronto" Canadian Jewish Archives Vol.5, Oct 1981, pp.70-90.

Hirschfelder, Jacob Meier was Jewish on arrival in Toronto c.1840 to teach at Upper Canada College, but wife descendants not Jewish. Includes genealogical information from Joan S. Gilday, descendant. See also Mel Starkman, "A Meshamud at the University of Toronto" Canadian Jewish Archives Vol.5, Oct 1981, pp.70-90.

Joseph, Judah Gershom, (1798-1857) silversmith watchmaker, optician. arr. in Toronto 1838 with his family and became a leader of the small Jewish community. Includes Research Material provided by William Daniels. Includes article by Peter von Bitter.

Joseph, Judah Gershom, (1798-1857) silversmith watchmaker, optician. arr. in Toronto 1838 with his family and became a leader of the small Jewish community. Includes Research Material provided by William Daniels. Includes article by Peter von Bitter.

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

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

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

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.

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, 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.