McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 263

Page 263 of the McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17) –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

CARLETON COUNTY.

Clark’s Hotel,
HOULTON, Maine,
JAS. N. CLARK, – – Proprietor.
This Hotel has been newly erected and is furnished throughout
with New Furniture, Carpets, etc.
THE TABLES ARE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Parties desirous of Fishing and Hunting will be supplied with all necesary
articles, including Boats, Teams, Guides, Camping Tools, &c.
FREE COACH TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
A. VANDINE, Clerk.

Clark James, boot and shoemaker, Centreville, p o do
Clark James, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
Clarke James C, farmer, Ashland, p o do
CLARK JAS N, Pro Clark’s Hotel, Kennell, HOULTON, Maine, See adv above
Clark John, farmer, Ashland, p o do
Clark John, farmer, Lower Wakefield, p o do
Clark Levi, farmer, Ashland, p o do
CLARK LUDLOW B, boots and shoes and postmaster, Centreville road, po do
Clark Louis, millman, Benton, p o do
Clark Mansfield, farmer, Lansdowne, p o do
Clark Mansfield, farmer, Lansdowne, p o do
CLARK MILES, farmer, Lower Wakefield, p o do
Clark Norman, farmer, Lower Wakefield, p o do
Clark Rainsford, farmer, Ashland, p o do
Clark Rigby, farmer, Rockland, p o Coldstream
Clark Samuel H, farmer, Peel, p o do
Clark Sperra, farmer, Ashland, p o do
Clark, William, farmer, Mount Pleasant, p o do
Clark William, farmer, River Bank, p o do
Clark Wilmont, farmer, Rockland, p o Coldstream
CLARK WILMONT, saw and grist mill, Avondale, p o do
Clark Ziba, farmer, Lower Wakefield, p o do
Clayton W, mason, Jacksonville, p o do
Clendennon Robert, farmer, Carlisle, p o do
CLOSE R C, hotel, Bristol, p o do
Clouse James, farmer, Upper Northampton, p o do
Clowes John, farmer, Rockland, p o Coldstream
Clowes James, farmer, Ferryville, p o do
CLUFF BERNARD, farmer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Cluff Frank, farmer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Cluff Hubert, farmer, Ferryville, p o do
Cluff Joseph, farmer, Bloomfield corner, p o do
Cluff Samuel, farmer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Cluff Thomas, farmer, Bloomfield corner, p o do
Cluff William, farmer, Bloomfield corner, p o do

Trunks, Valises, &c., John McLauchlan, Main st., Woodstock.

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McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 257

Page 257 of the McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17) –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

CARLETON COUNTY.

BROWN & WATSON,
No. 50 Main St., Houlton, Maine,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BAR IRON AND STEEL,
BLACKSMITH
AND
CARPENTERS
TOOLS,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
Etc.

This Cut represents our DRILLED WELL FORCE PUMP.
This is an extra heavy, strong and durable Pump, will give entire satisfaction in any place in which it may be used. This Pump has a brass rod, the stock and air-chamber are made in one piece, and hose can readily be attached to the spout by means of the coupling which we furnish with each Pump.
We warrant these Pumps to be made entirely frost-proof when properly set.
When in want of a Pump or anything in the Hardware line, please write to us for prices.

BROWN & WATSON,
50 Main St.,
Koulton. Maine.

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[I could not find a  place called “Eel River, Carleton County” in the Provincial Archives “Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present” database but I did find Eel River Station, Carleton County.]

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McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 256

Page 256 of the McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17) –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

CARLETON COUNTY.

REMEMBER THIS !
When you visit HOULTON be sure to call on
J. A. BROWNE & CO.

WHO ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR

COTTONS, COTTON FLANNELS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS
DUCKS, COTTON WARPS,

AND IN FACT ALL KINDS OF
DRY GOODS.
They also keep the Largest and Best Selected Stock
WALL PAPERS,
Curtains & Curtain Fixtures to be found in Aroostook County.
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
J.A. BROWNE & CO., 51 Main Street, Houlton, Maine.

Brown, Rankine, farmer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Brown Robert, farmer, Beaufort, p o do
Brown Robert, farmer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Brown Robert, farmer, Summerfield, p o do
Brown Samuel, farmer, Uppe Kent, p o do
Brown Watson, laborer, East Florenceville, p o do
BROWN & WATSON, General Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Steam Fittings, &c, 50 Main, HOULTON, Me See adv opp
Brown William, farmer, Upper Kent, p o do
Brown William, laborer, East Florenceville, p o do
BROWN WM, Richmond corner, p o do
Brown William, laborer, Bath, p o do
Brown William, jr, laborer, Bath, p o do
BROWN J A & CO, General Dry Goods, 51 Main, HOULTON. Maine See adv above
Brownlon John, farmer, Pembrook, p o do
Brymer Charles B, blacksmith, Bristol, p o do
Bubar George, farmer, Rockland, p o Coldstream
Bubar Stephen, farmer, Rockland, p o Coldstream
Buchannan George, farmer, Goldren ridge, p o do
Buchanan James, farmer, Centreville, p o do
Buckingham George, farmer, Havelock sett, p o Lower Brighton
Buckley John, farmer, Kilfoil, p o do
Buckley John, farmer, Mineral, p o do
Buckley Timothy, farmer, Argyle, p o do
Buckley William, farmer, Kilfoil, p o do

J. G. Emery, Woodstock, dealer in Oils for Leather and Machinery

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McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 255

Page 255 of the McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17) –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

CARLETON COUNTY.

J.H. BRADFORD,
BANKER,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent.
No. 10 MARKET SQUARE,
HOULTON, MAINE.
Collections made in all parts of the Provinces and United States.

Brown Beecher, farmer, Lower Brighton, po d o
Brown Byron, farmer, Lower Brighton, p o do
Brown Charles, laborer, East Florenceville, p o do
Brooks Abner, farmer, Florenceville, p o do
Brooks Amos, farmer, Foreston, p o do
BROOKS ELIJAH, postmaster, Gordonsville, p o do
Brooks George, farmer, Foreston, p o do
Brooks Gideon, farmer, Gordonsville, po do
Brooks Hugh, farmer, Gordonsville, p o do
Brooks Isaac, farmer, Foreston, p o do
BROOKS LEONARD, farmer, Newburg, p o do
Brooks Peter, farmer, Gordonsville, p o do
Brooks Thomas, farmer, Middle Simonds, p o do
Brooks William, farmer, River Bank, p o do
Brown Alexander, farmer, Glassville, p o do
Brown Alexander jr, Glassville, p o do
Brown Alexander, farmer, Lower Northampton, p o do
BROWN C LUTHER, general dealer, Eel river, p o do
Brown Colwell, farmer, Monquart settlement, p o Bath
Brown Mrs Daniel, Lower Brighton, p o do
Brown Daniel, laborer, Bath, p o do
Brown David, laborer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Brown Edward, farmer, Ashland, p o do
BROWN FRANK W, farmer and R B, Knoxford, p o do
Brown Freeman, farmer, Knoxford, p o do
Brown George, laborer, East Florenceville, p o do
Brown George, farmer, Avondale, p o do
Brown Gilbert, farmer, Lower Brighton, p o do
Brown H, farmer, Avondale, p o do
Brown Isaac, laborer, East Florenceville, p o do
Brown James, farmer, Avondale, p o do
Brown John, laborer, East Florenceville, p o do
Brown John, farmer, Avondale, p o do
BROWN JOHN H, cooper, Knoxford, p o do
Brown Jonathan, farmer, Lower Brighton, p o do
Brown Leonard, laborer, East Florenceville, p o do
Brown Norris, farmer, Lower Brighton, p o do
Brown Nelson, laborer, Grafton, p o Woodstock,

Choice patterns English Print, John McLauchlan, Woodstock.

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[I could not find a  place called “Eel River, Carleton County” in the Provincial Archives “Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present” database but I did find Eel River Station, Carleton County.]

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McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 254

Page 254 of the McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17) –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

CARLETON COUNTY.

McLean’s Worm Syrup any child will take it.

BRADFORD J H, Insurance Agent and Treas Houlton Savings Bank, 10 Market sq, h Court, HOULTON, Maine See adv opp
Branscomb Noble, farmer, Knowlesville, p o do
Brennan Moses, farmer, Carlon, p o do
Brewer Charles, farmer, Mapleton Ridge, p o Goldren Ridge
BREWER DAVID, farmer, Mapleton Ridge, p o Goldren Ridge
Brewer George, farmer, West Glassville, p o do
Brewster David, farmer, West Glassville, p o do
Bricknell Andrew, farmer, West Glassville, p o do
Bricknell John, farmer, West Glassville, p o do
BRIDGES JAS, farmer, Gordonsville, p o do
Bridges Jonathan, farmer, Gordonsville, p o do
Briggs Abner, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Briggs Elijah, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Briggs Ezra, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Briggs George, farmer, Gordonsville, p o do
Briggs George, farmer, Florenceville, p o do
Briggs George, farmer, Simonds, p o Connell
Briggs George A, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Briggs Henry, farmer, Hartford, p o do
Briggs James A, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Briggs John, farmer, Highlands, p o do
BRIGGS JUDSON, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Briggs Robert, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Briggs Samuel, farmer, Bloomfield corner, p o do
Briggs Thomas, millman, Oakville, p o do
Briggs William, farmer, Oakville, p o do
Britton Frederick W, farmer, Windsor
Britton George O, farmer, Windsor, p o do
Britton Herbert W, farmer, Windsor, p o do
Britton John, farmer, Lower Wakefield, p o do
Britton Thomas, farmer, Lower Wakefield, p o do
BRITTON WM H, farmer and postmaster, Windsor, p o do
Britton William M, farmer, Windsor, p o do
Brittain George, farmer and grist mill, Bristol, p o do
Broad Charles, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
Broad Holland, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
Broad Howard, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
BROAD ISAAC, postmaster, Holmesville, p o do
Broad James, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
Broad Stephen, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
Broad William, farmer, Ourke settlement, p o Bath
Broad William, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
Broad William jr, farmer, Holmesville, p o do
BRODERICK A, blacksmith, Jacksonville, p o do
Brooker Edward, laborer, Bath, p o do
Brooks Aaron, farmer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Brooker James, farmer, Egypt, p o Bristol
Brown Allen, farmer, Lower Brighton, p o do

McLean’s Worm Syrup is pleasant and effectual.

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[I could not find a  place called “Carlon” in the Provincial Archives “Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present” database.]

[I could not find a  place called “Ourke Settlement” in the Provincial Archives “Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present” database.]

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McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 249

Page 249 of the McAlpine's York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17) –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

CARLETON COUNTY.

S. D. AMAZEEN,
HAIRDRESSER.
ALSO, DEALER IN
VIOLINS AND STRINGS,
Violin Fixtures of all kinds,
RAZORS, BRUSHES AND SOAPS,
Razors Concaved and Honed,
SWITCHES of all kinds VERY CHEAP.
15 Market Square, – – Houlton, Maine.

Atwater Wesley, farmer, Peel, p o do
Auckerman James, farmer, Windsor, p o do
Avery John, farmer, Knowlesville, p o do
Bagley Benjamin, farmer, Plymouth, p o do
Bagley David, laborer, Waterville, p o do
Bagley William, farmer, Bellville, p o do
BAILEY GEO, farmer, Beaufort, p o do
Baird Alexander, carpenter, Bristol, p o do
Baird George, carpenter. Bristol, p o do
Baird John D, farmer, Grafton, p o Woodstock.
Baker Amaziah, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Baker Charles F, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
BAKER GEO, general dealer, Avondale, p o do
BAKER HEZEKIAH, boot & shoemaker, Victoria cor, p o do
Baker William, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Baker William, jr, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Balloch James G, of J G & R W Balloch, Centreville, p o do
BALLOCH J G & R W, general dealers, Centreville, p o do
Balloch R Wilmont, of J G & R W Balloch, Centreville, p o do
BALLOCH W D, hotel, Centreville, p o do
Ball Edmund, farmer, Argyle, p o do
Banks George, lumberman, Florenceville, p o do
Banks Shepherd, farmer, Bath, p o do
Banks William, farmer, Florenceville, p o do
Bard Thomas, farmer, Watson settlement, p o do
Barker Mrs Asa, Florenceville, p o do
Barker Daniel, farmer, Monquart settlement, p o Bath
Barker Edward, farmer, Bristol, p o do
Barker George, laborer, Bristol, p o do
Barker D B, farmer, Thompson settlement, p o Upper Kent
Barker Miss Melinda, school teacher, Argyle, p o do
Barker Richard, farmer, Bath, p o do
Barker Samuel, farmer, Bath, p o do
Barker Stephen, farmer, Bath, p o do
Barker Thatcher, farmer, Bath, p o do
Barnard James, farmer, O’Donnell sett, p o Lower Woodstock
Barnett Henry, laborer, Lower Northampton, p o do
Barnett James, farmer, Spearville, p o do

Boys’ Clothing, John McLauchlan, Main st., Woodstock.

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McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 248

Page 248 of the McAlpine's York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17) –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

CARLETON COUNTY.

Clocks from $1.50 upwards, L. N. Fletcher’s, Main st., Woodstock,

ALEXANDER J E, steam carriage and sleigh mfr, Centreville, p o do
ALEXAN DER MARK, blacksmith, Jacksonville, p o do
Alexander Richard, farmer, Farmerston, p o do
Alexander William, farmer, Debec junction, p o do
Allan Eliza, wid Thomas, Rutherglen road, p o do
Allison Archibald, farmer, Johnsville, p o do
Allison James, farmer, Johnsville, p o do
Allbright Albert, farmer, Rockland, p o Coldstream
ALLBRIGHT JNO, boot and shoemaker, Victoria cor, p o do
Allbright William, shoemaker, Victoria corner, p o do
Alterton William, agent, Florenceville e, p o do
AMAZEEN S D, Hairdresser and Jeweller, 15 Market
Sq, h Weaks, HOULTON, Maine See adv opp
Anderson Mrs, Highlands, p o do
Anderson Alexander, millman, Benton, p o do
Anderson A, farmer, Farmerston, p o do
ANDERSON GEO, farmer, Farmerston, p o do
Anderson George, millman, Benton, p o do
Anderson James, millman, Benton, p o do
Anderson James, farmer, Pioneer, p o do
Anderson John, farmer, Farmerston, p o do
Anderson Robert, farmer, Farmerston, p o do
Anderson Samuel, farmer, Greenfield, p o do
ANDERSON WM, farmer, Bloomfield Corner, p o do
Anderson William, farmer, Farmerston, p o do
Annett William, farmer, Williamston, p o Lakeville
Annett William, farmer, Hartford, p o do
Annis T C, tailor, Hartford, p o do
Antworth David, farmer, Greenfield, p o do
Antworth George, farmer, Greenfield, p o do
Antworth William, farmer, Greenfield, p o do
Appleby James, farmer, Foreston, p o do
Appleby Peter, farmer, Charleston, p o do
ARCHIBALD DAVID, boot and shoemaker,Victoria cor, p o do
ARMOUR JNO, farmer, Upper Kent, p o do
Armour Joseph, farmer, Upper Kent, p o do
Armour Louis, farmer, Thompson settlement, p o Upper Kent
Armour Richard, farmer, Thompson settlement, p o Upper Kent
Armstrong Mrs, Williamston, p o Lakeville
Armstrong Charles, farmer, Lakeville  road, p o Lakeville
Armstrong David, farmer, Highlands, p o do
Armstrong Henry, farmer, Esdraelon, p o do
Armstrong James, farmer, Highlands, p o do
Armstrong James, millman, Benton, p o do
Armstrong William, farmer, Williamston, p o Lakeville
Atcheson William P, farmer, Lindsay, p o do
Atherton George, farmer, Debec junction, p o do
Atherton George, farmer, McKenzie corner, p o do
ATKINSON M C, physician and surgeon, Bristol, p o do
ATWATER JUDSON, farmer, Peel, p o do

Baird’s Cure-all, for Cramps and Pains, Woodstock.

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[I could not find a Thompson settlement (Carleton County) in the Provincial Archives “Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present” database but I could find Thompson Corner, Kings County, Thompson Lake, Madawaska County, Thompson Settlement, Queens County and Thompson’s Mill, Charlotte County.]

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Page 5 of the McAlpine's York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

Transcription:

MCALPINE’S
YORK AND CARLETON COUNTIES
DIRECTORY
FOR 1884-85
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY
AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF
FREDERICTON AND WOODSTOCK
AND
TOWNS, VILLAGES AND SETTLEMENTS
Throughout York and Carleton Counties,
INCLUDING P. O. ADDRESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL,
WITH AN APPENDIX OF USEFUL INFORMATION,
TO WHICH IS ADDED
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF HOULTON, ME.
See index to Towns and Villages and Advertising, back of Book.
PUBLISHED BY DAVID McALPINE,
ST. JOHN, N. B., AND HALIFAX, N. S.
PRINTED BY GEO. W. DAY, Cor. PRINCE WM. & PRINCESS STS., ST. JOHN, N.B
FOR THE PUBLISHER.

[McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 13 – Index]

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Mortgages

MC300-MS27 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection Description (page 188)

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“This series contains eight mortgages dated between 1788 and 1912.”

1  Mortgage of Charles W. Clayton, Sarah E. Clayton, and Charles F. Clayton of Ashland, Maine, to the Houlton Savings Bank, Maine; January 16, 1883.

2  Mortgage of Charles F. Clayton of Ashland, Maine, and Charles W. Clayton, Garfield Plantation, to A.S. Eustis and Frank Aldrich, Boston; April 22, 1886.

3  Mortgage of C.F. Clayton and C.W. Clayton (Clayton & Co.), Ashland, Maine, to John L. Cutler, George C. Cutler, Fred B. Cutler, and John L. Cutler Jr., Bangor; March 21, 1887.

4  Mortgage of Gabriel de Veber, Lancaster Parish, to Jacob Vail, Maugerville; February 16, 1801.

5  Mortgage of John and Elizabeth Crabb, Kemble’s Manor, to Stephen Kemble; October 14, 1788.

6  Mortgage of Robert Cunard, Portland, to the Saint John Building Society; August 16, 1865.

7  Notice of Sale under the Power of Sale in the Indenture of Mortgage to Edithe and Paul Gauvin, from Joseph P. Dionne, Edmundston; June 18, 1912.

8  First mortgage bonds of The Maritime Sulphite Fibre Company; November 16, 1900.

Miscellaneous Correspondence

MC300-MS18 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection Description (page 143)

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View of Province Hall and Public Offices, Fredericton NB (Canada)

“The more than (42) forty-two pieces of correspondence contained in this series is labeled “miscellaneous” only because the letters have no bearing on any other part of MC300.  In substance, the letters range from the routine to the historical and although each of these letters stands alone, they have been brought together in this series to facilitate research.  The square brackets indicate the addition of information or the attempt to decipher illegible hand-writing.  This series is approximately 10 cm.”

1  Letter from M. Mascarene to Jonathan Bliss regarding reservation of land for Mascarene’s children; August 25, 1785.

2  Letter from D[eborah] Cottman, Halifax, to Nancy [Sharman], in Saint John, about family matters; March 16, 1794.

3  Letter from H. Waldo to the [Anglican] Lord Bishop of Quebec bringing to his notice, Rev. [Edwin] Jacob, appointed Vice-President of King’s College, New Brunswick; March 5, 1829.

4  Letter from Thomas W. Howe, Quebec, to his son, Thomas (and Esther) Howe on family matters.  [Thomas Junior was Lieutenant in the 34th Regiment, Fredericton]; September 9, 1833.

5  Second letter from Thomas W. Howe to Thomas and Esther Howe; September 23, 1833.

6  Letter from [E. Coombes] to Sir John Harvey on behalf of Lord Durham; September 26, 1838.

7  Letter from William Wright, Saint John, to L.H. Heustis regarding a bond; December 26, 1849.

8  Letter from J. Wetmore, Kingston, to Frank [Thatin] concerning legal matters; September 3, 1855.

9  Letter from Captain W.T. Baird, Woodstock, to Lieutenant-Colonel R. Hayne, Fredericton, on troop movements around Houlton, Maine, and proposals on the defence of the Province; December 17, 1861.

10  Three letters from William Wright, Saint John, to Lewis Heustis containing receipts and discussing the rate of exchange; 1857 and 1864.

11  Part of a letter to “Sara” from an Anglican priest who recently left Picton, Ontario, where he assisted the Rector, Rev. Macaulay; September 10, 1866.

12  Letter from David [Work], Richibucto, to Asa Coy, Fredericton, regarding a cheque not honoured and mentioning Thomas Stevenson and Thomas McClelun; August 6, 1867.

13  Transcripts of five letters from Rev. James Henry Saturley to his mother in England discussing his ordination in Fredericton by Bishop Medley and some of the events which occurred at his Church in St. Stephen, giving some idea of the character and way of life of early New Brunswickers; 1867-1869.

14  Copy of a letter from John A. Beckwith to the Hon. Joseph Howe, Secretary of State, regarding deductions from the subsidy to be paid to New Brunswick under the B.N.A. Act; June 12, 1870.

15  Letter from Messrs. Finn and Patton, Saint John, to Mrs. Logan, Boston, Mass., concerning a dispute over a ship which was leased to Mrs. Logan by Mr. Wheaton; February 19, 1876.

16  Letter from A. Wilmot Miles, Stillwater, Minnesota, to his brother, John, concerning a local bank robbery involving the Younger brothers and James brothers; September 28, 1876.

17  Two cable messages to “Ray”, Saint John, sent via The Western Union Telegraph Company; August 15 and August 20, 1877.

18  Covering letter from Harper & Webster Boots and Shoes, Shediac, to Alfred Ray accompanying a cheque (advertising for N.B., N.S. and P.E.I. on back page); September 5, 1877.

19  Letter from Jane N. Ramsford to her daughter Eliza, mentioning William Lee, Sam Scovil, and Rev. Deveber; c. 1880.

20  Two letters and map from O.F.K. Dibble and W.P. Flewelling regarding theft on Crown Lands; Woodstock and Fredericton, March 15 and March 22, 1882, respectively.

21  Letter from Harney Brothers, Royal Sewing Machine Company, to G.N. Vanwart, regarding a bank draft; November 17, 1884.

22  Letter from E.P. Clark to Thomas McMillan, Saint John, about a note becoming due; April 5, 1887.

23  Covering letter from Fred Thompson, McFarlane, Thompson, and Anderson, (New Brunswick Foundry and Machine Shop), to E. McLeod, D. McLellon, and J.G. Taylor accompanied by a chenque; April 16, 1888.

24  Letter from R. James to G.A. Good “From the Trenches”; May 14, 1917.

25  Four telegrams of R. McCabe, Chatham, to C.R. Carmichael, Montreal, regarding the sale of timber; June 1920.

26  Two letters from Thomas J. Craig, Stanley, to Mrs. Lilian Maxwell, Fredericton, concerning the old Scotch Settlement; March 16 and April 9, 1934.

27  Letter from J. Hollis Lindsay, Halifax, to Major J.A. Good mentioning Joe Karney and the Greene, Ketchum and Diblee families, Woodstock; October 21, 1935.

28  Letter from G.H. Markham to L. Maxwell regarding trip on Shepody Road including local history and opinions; November 6, 1952.

29  Letter from W.A. Squires, Mrs. M.J. Thompson, and A. Robert Rogers regarding the location of the diary of Charles Moffat; 1955.

30  Letter from G. Alvah Good to the Daily Gleaner regarding the history of Fredericton High School building; April 5, 1961.

31  Letter of domestic concern from Richard and Isabel Pringle to their brother and sister in America; Newcastle-on-Tyne, April 21, 1839.  Also on the same sheet, a letter from Richard and [Elendor] Pringle to their son and daughter; April 30, 1839.  Letter is addressed in care of Walter Dixon, Cardigan, N.B. (See MS1/6b, letter dated October 8, 1963 for typescript of these letters.)

32  Letter from Richard and [Elendor] Pringle to their son and daughter in America; includes a note from a sister, Elizabeth Pringle; Fenham, November 10, 1841.  Addressed in care of Walter Dixon, Cardigan, N.B.

33  Letter from J. Hammond to his cousin, William Dell Hard, Fredericton merchant mentioning his election to the state legislature; New York, December 4, 1831.

34  Bundle of five letters from L. Fulton, Provincial Secretary’s Office, to Captain H. Moody; regarding debentures; June and July 1886.

35  Letter from W.F. Ganong to Mrs. A.E. Mathewson regarding information on Indians; Northampton, Massachusetts; April 2, 1935.

36  Letter from Franklin W. Hall to R.P. Gorham re. Gen. Smythe at Waterloo, and the explosion of the steamer “J.D. Pierce” in 1856, poems; [1932].

37  Letter from G.G.C. re. history of Albert County, Gaskin and Smith families; 1967.

38  Letter from Katherine L[ynch] to Louise Hill re. Timothy Lynch; 1963.  Photo transferred to MS44.

39  Letter from Marjorie Thompson to Ruth Spicer mentioning publication of “Looking for Local History” and some museum papers; 1965.

40  Letter from Bishop of Fredericton to Church of England members re. mission of Rev. Richard Rees; 1955.

41  Top half of a letter from       , North Sydney, Cape Breton, to “My Dear Ma”, mentioning the parsonage being built for his/her family; 1865.

42  Letter from George McBeath, N.B. Museum, to C.H. Foss, Red Cross Society, re. the founding of Maugerville; 1961.