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| 2003-060/003 | (1) | Asher, Alexander, Kingston, | 1819 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (2) | Benjamin Brothers, Toronto ( | 1835-1842 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (3) | Benjamin, Alfred D. (d.1900) and Frank. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (4) | Binley, Jacob William, d. of cholera, Kingston U.C. June 30, 1832. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (5) | Braham, Alfred, Clothier, Toronto, (1844--). | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (6) | Cohen, Fredrick, artist, Woodstock U.C. prior to 1837. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (7) | Cohen (or Cowan), Gilbert, Military Emigrant, settled at Murray Township, | 1824 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (8) | Cohen, Solomon, Jeweller, Toronto | 1835-c.1845 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (9) | Davids, Isaac, York, | 1819 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (10) | David, Moses, fur trader, b.Montreal 1768, d. Sandwich U.C. 1814 | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (11) | Dessauer, Louis Woolf, Daguerrotype Artist, in Waterloo, Kitchener and Toronto from 1841. Appears in the THC Records in 1862. May have been the Captain Dessaur who died at Chancellorswille, 1864. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (12) | Diamond, Abraham, b. Prince Edward County, | 1828 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (13) | Driskoll, Lizzie, "daughter of Jonas and Rebecca Driskoll," (b.Toronto, 1838). Married Alfred Myers of New York in Toronto Hebrew Congregration, 1862. Elizabeth Driscoll was the youngest of four children of Sophia Nathan of a Montreal Jewish Family and William Driscoll of Kingston. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (14) | Franks, C., tavern, hotel and theatre, N.W. corner of Colborne and Market Sts. Scene of play by Mr. and Mrs. Judah, 1826. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (15) | Frey, Jacob, Jewish Congregration Anshe-Sholem of Hamilton, | 1863 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (16) | Hart, Arthur Wellington, son of Benjamin Hart, in York, | 1833 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (17) | Hart, Benjamin, of Montreal ( | 1779-1852 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (18) | Hart, Henry, son of Benjamin Hart, in Kingston, | 1835 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (19) | Hart, Moses, of Three Rivers(1768-1862)son of Aaron and Dorethea Hart. Attempts to own land in Upper Canada, 1797-1800. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (20) | Hart, Samuel P., | 1837 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (21) | Hart, Simeon and Harry of New Brunswick to Upper Canada, | 1817 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (22) | Hart, Theodore, son of Benjamin Hart, in York, | 1833 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (23) | Head, Sir Francis Bond, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada during the 1837 Rebellion whose Grandfather was Moses Mendes (d.1758) | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (24) | 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. | | |
| 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)." | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (26) | Jacobs, Jacob, (b.c.1799), watchmaker in Montreal by 1819, to Kingston by 1821, returned to Montreal c.1823. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (27) | Jacob, Moses, (d.1823) Kingston 1793, Prince Edward County c.1800. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (28) | Jacobs, Samuel Thomas, Port Hope [Jewish ancestry?]. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (29) | Thomas Jacobs, Governor of HBC, | 1696 | |
| 2003-060/003 | (30) | Joseph, Gershom A. (1821-1893) of Montreal, student of Upper Canada College in Toronto 1836-1839. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (31) | Joseph, John, (1801-1851) secretary to Sir Frances Bond Head as Lieutenant Governor. Probably son of Simon Joseph of London. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (32) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/003 | (33) | Judah, Emmanuel, an American Actor who with his wife performed at Franks' Theatre in York in 1826. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (1) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (2) | Judah, Sarah married James Vickers of Toronto in St.James Anglican Church in 1838. John Manuel was a witness. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (3) | Charles Kohen | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (4) | Koenig (King), Joseph and Charles, to Whitby, Canada West, 1863. Samuel King was Ontario's first Jewish lawyer. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (5) | Liebschitz, Samuel, founder of Jewsburg, [now known as German Mills] near Preston Upper Canada, 1836. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (6) | Manuel, Emanuel, husband of Miriam Judah of Montreal was a fur trader in the Upper Country c.1780. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (7) | Michael, George, (c.1835-1889) optician, arrived Toronto about 1866. | | |
| 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]. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (9) | Morell, Moses Samuel and Goldiana, arrived Toronto 1860, material recieved from Helen Rose Morell, d. Toronto July, 1994. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (10) | Moss, Sgt. Samuel, of the King's Royal Rangers was granted land beside Myers Solomon near Cornwall in 1797. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (11) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (12) | 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). | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (13) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (14) | Levy Solomons | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (15) | Solomons, Myers settled in Cornwall Townships 1789. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (16) | Steiner, Newman Leopold (1829/32-1903) research by SJG for DCB article in vol 13. Includes research material from Florence Blackwell, descendant. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (17) | Toronto Hebrew Congregration (1858-1878) --Marriage Records (Typescript. | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (18) | Miscellaneous: Possible Jewish Settlers | | |
| 2003-060/004 | (19) | Possible Jewish Settlers | | |
| 2003-060/005 | (1) | Dictionary of Canadian Biography -
Article on Jacob Franks by SJG. Four(4)files containing correspondence, drafts, redrafts and copies of the final article and footnotes. | |
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| 2003-060/005 | (2) | Dictionary of Canadian Biography -
Article on Jacob Franks by SJG. Four(4)files containing correspondence, drafts, redrafts and copies of the final article and footnotes. | |
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| 2003-060/005 | (3) | Dictionary of Canadian Biography -
Article on Jacob Franks by SJG. Four(4)files containing correspondence, drafts, redrafts and copies of the final article and footnotes. | |
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| 2003-060/005 | (4) | Dictionary of Canadian Biography -
Article on Jacob Franks by SJG. Four(4)files containing correspondence, drafts, redrafts and copies of the final article and footnotes. | |
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| 2003-060/005 | (5) | Jacob Franks Ancestry - Research File | | |
| 2003-060/005 | (6) | Jacob Franks from | 1794-1804 | |
| 2003-060/005 | (7) | Jacob Franks from | 1804-1811. | |
| 2003-060/005 | (8) | Jacob Franks/John Law, War of | 1812 | |
| 2003-060/005 | (9) | Jacob Franks - Business Career.
Copies of archival documents: John Lawe papers and other sources. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (1) | Jacob Franks: Articles and Footnotes | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (2) | Jacob Franks Article Summary of Changes Based on Changes after Dec/86 | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (3) | Jacob Franks Estate | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (4) | Thomas L. Franks (d. Green Bay, 1853).
Son of Jacob Franks and Therese La Guere dit La Rose. Information and copies of archival documents from the John Lawe Papers and Morgan Martin Papers provided by Mary C. Maring, Madison, Wisconsin. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (5) | Franks, William (d. by 1850) second child of Jacob Franks and Therese La guere dit La Rose. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (6) | Franks, Appolonia Sophia, (1817-1886), Windsor/Sandwich, daughter of Jacob Franks and Therese La Guere dit La Rose. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (7) | Captain George Lawe and Rachel Franks.
Information and copies of archival documents provided by Ken Annet. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (8) | 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. | | |
| 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. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (10) | Fur Trade Secondary, including photocopies of articles. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (11) | Jacob Franks - National Archives of Canada. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (12) | Correspondence with Ken Annett, Quebec City.
Researcher on Lawe Family. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (13) | Mary Martin, Madison Wisconsin, researcher on John Lawe Papers.
Correspondence and copies of archival documents. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (14) | Jacob Franks - Misc. Correspondence. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (15) | State Historical Society of Wisconsin - Correspondence. | | |
| 2003-060/006 | (16) | George W. Lawe Papers - Chicago Historical Society. Correspondence and copies of archival documents. | | |
| 2003-060/007 | (1) | The Syndicate, | 1761-1768 | |
| 2003-060/007 | (2) | Fur trade General | |
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| 2003-060/007 | (3) | Fur trade General | |
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| 2003-060/007 | (4) | Fur trade Passes, | 1761 | |
| 2003-060/007 | (5) | Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York). | |
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| 2003-060/007 | (6) | Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York). | |
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| 2003-060/007 | (7) | Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York). | |
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| 2003-060/007 | (8) | Solomons, Ezekiel, (d.c. 1804, probably at New York). | |
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| 2003-060/007 | (9) | Levy, Gershom (n.d.) | | |
| 2003-060/007 | (10) | 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. | |
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| 2003-060/007 | (11) | 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. | |
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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). | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (1) | Abraham, Chapman (c. | 1723-1783 |
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| 2003-060/008 | (2) | Abraham, Chapman (c. | 1723-1783 |
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| 2003-060/008 | (3) | Mackinac Maps | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (4) | Photocopies and typescipts of documents from the Bayliss Public Library (Samuel Abbot's Record Book) and the Register at St. Ignace (copies of James Gruet's Notorial Acts) etc. | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (5) | Correspondence with Donald Helman, Archeologist at the excavation and reconstruction of the Solomons/Levy house, Fort Michilimackinac. | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (6) | Correspondence with and copies of Documents form the Bayliss Public Library , Sauly St. Marie, Michigan. | | |
| 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. | | |
| 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. | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (9) | David David and Company | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (10) | The Beaver Club | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (11) | George Benjamin Papers | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (12) | G. Benjamin | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (13) | Benjamin, George | | |
| 2003-060/008 | (14) | Benjamin George, Collaterals and their descendants. | | |
| 2003-060/009 | (1) | George Benjamin - Ancestry | | |
| 2003-060/009 | (2) | George Benjamin - Collaterals and their descendants. Henry Robert Cohen | |
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| 2003-060/009 | (3) | George Benjamin - Collaterals and their descendants. Hyam Lewis, Brighton (1769-1851) | |
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| 2003-060/009 | (4) | George Benjamin - Collaterals and their descendants. Nancy Benjamin Cooper (b.1927) | |
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| 2003-060/009 | (5) | George Benjamin - Collaterals and their descendants. Benjamin Family Records--Copies from Nancy Cooper | |
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| 2003-060/009 | (6) | George Benjamin - Collaterals and their descendants. Emmanuel Hyman Benjamin (1832-1914) | |
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| 2003-060/009 | (7) | George Benjamin General. Includes article in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Obituary, etc. | | |
| 2003-060/009 | (8) | 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. | |
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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. | |
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| 2003-060/009 | (10) | 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. | |
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| 2003-060/009 | (11) | Belleville/Thurlow, | 1830s | |
| 2003-060/009 | (12) | Belleville -- | 1840s | |
| 2003-060/009 | (13) | Hastings County Records -- | 1850s | |
| 2003-060/010 | (1) | Benjamin | 1850-1857 | |
| 2003-060/010 | (2) | Benjamin | 1857-1862 | |
| 2003-060/010 | (3) | Benjamin, End of Career January 1862 - September 1864 | | |
| 2003-060/010 | (4) | George Benajamin, Orange Lodges | | |
| 2003-060/010 | (5) | George Benjamin, Judaism | | |
| 2003-060/010 | (6) | Benjamin Contemporaries | | |
| 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' | | |
| 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. | |
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| 2003-060/010 | (9) | 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. | |
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| 2003-060/010 | (10) | Benjamin Land. Title documents of lands owned by Benjamin in Canada West, including searches, copies of abstracts, instruments and plans. | |
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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. | |
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| 2003-060/011 | (1) | Speeches and Articles (S&J Godfrey) | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (2) | Source institutions: Kingston Public Library, National Archives, Public Archives of Ontario. | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (3) | Papers of Sir Mackenzie Bowell (Queen's Univeristy Archives). Bowell, later Prime Minister of Canada, was raised by the Benjamin family and worked at the Intelligencer which he bought from Benjamin. | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (4) | David Spector, Hove England. Shared research project on the Jewish community of Brighton, England and the Cohen family. | |
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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. | |
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| 2003-060/011 | (6) | Flyer soliciting subscriptions for "Who Was Who in Canadian Jewry, 1749-1840" | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (7) | Notes for Speech to the Twelfth Annual International Summer Seminar International on Jewish Genealogy hosted by the Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada, Toronto, June 28-30, 1993. | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (8) | Notes and research for article on "The King vs Moses Gomez and others: Opening the Prosecutor's file over 200 years later" by S&J Godfrey published in 'American Jewish History,' 1992. | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (9) | Notes for and Transcipt (31pp) of Address by S&J. Godfrey on "The Development of Civil and Political Rights of [British] Colonial Jews before 1867" to the Canadian Jewish Historical Society at the Learned Societies Conference, Quebec, May 27/8, 1990. | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (10) | Notes of Address by Sheldon Godfrey to the Conference of the Ontario Genealogical Society at the University of Toronto, May 27-30, 1993, on the subject "The Town of York--Who Else Was There?" | | |
| 2003-060/011 | (11) | Notes and Research for an address by Sheldon Godfrey, Chairman of Heritage Canada to the Rotary Club of Toronto, June 14th 1996 at the Royal York Hotel on "The Bicentennial of the Community Around Younge Street." In 1828, William Lyon Mackenzie described the population of the Town of York and surrounding country as "a mixed race, neither amalgamated in manners nor customs nor habits." | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (1) | Ascher, Gottschalk Isaac, (d.1891, in Montreal by 1842) and family. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (2) | Aaron, Isaac (in Montreal 1832). | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (3) | Berstein, Henry (in Montreal 1830s). | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (4) | Cohen, Jacob R., in Montreal 1779. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (5) | Cohen Esdaile P., in Montreal by 1832. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (6) | David, David (1764-1824). | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (7) | David, Eleazar (Lazarus) David, (1811-1887). | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (8) | David, Isaac, (b.c.1808) in Montreal 1839. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (9) | David, Lazarus (1734-1776)& Phoebe(1736-1786/7) and family. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (10) | David, Samuel (1766-1822). | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (11) | Dr. James Davidson, Quebec, 1770s. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (12) | Davis, Samuel, (b.c.1792) in Montreal by 1832, tobacco merchant. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (13) | Davis, Mrs., Montreal, 1779. | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (14) | Franks, Abraham (1721-1797) in Quebec 1760s, Montreal by 1771, (brother of John Franks). | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (15) | Franks, David (-1792) in Montreal by 1770s, (brother of John Franks). | | |
| 2003-060/012 | (16) | Franks, John (c.1720-1794) Halifax by 1749, Quebec by 1760, d.Mtl. as ff: General Research. | |
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| 2003-060/012 | (17) | Franks, John (c.1720-1794) Halifax by 1749, Quebec by 1760, d.Mtl. as ff: John Franks, Philadelphia pre 1749 and 1757-61. | |
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| 2003-060/012 | (18) | Franks, John (c.1720-1794) Halifax by 1749, Quebec by 1760, d.Mtl. as ff: Quebec Land 1761 ff. | |
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| 2003-060/012 | (19) | Franks, John (c.1720-1794) Halifax by 1749, Quebec by 1760, d.Mtl. as ff: "Inspector of Chimneys" for Quebec, Montreal and Three Rivers, 1768 (first Jew in a British country to be appointed to public office by Commission). | |
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| 2003-060/013 | (1) | Franks, David Salusbury (b.Halifax 1751-d.Philadephia 1793), son ofj John. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (2) | Franks, Moses (1718-1789)(brother of John Franks). | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (3) | (Franks), Rebecca Franks Kemble (1780-1839) daughter of John. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (4) | Hart, Aaron (1724-1800, Three Rivers) in Quebec by 1761. See Aaron Hart Will. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (5) | Aaron Hart and Family. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (6) | Hart, Aaron Ezekiel (1803-1857) son of Ezekiel Hart and Frances Lazarus. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (7) | Hart, Dorothea (nee Judah). See Will. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (8) | Hart, Moses (1768-1852). | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (9) | Hart, Ezekiel (1770-1843). | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (10) | Hart, Abraham, Albany, probably a brother of Aaron Hart. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (11) | Hart, Herman Fisher, son of Henry Hart (brother of Aaron Hart). | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (12) | Bernard S. Hart. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (13) | Hart, Theodore S., M.D., Three Rivers, 1810. Hart was unable to obtain his license as a physcian in Lower Canada notwithstanding several attempts. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (14) | Hart, Moses&Esther (Solomons), Quebec, 1768. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (15) | Hays Family -- Solomon Hays d.1788, Barracks Hays, Andrew Hays | |
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| 2003-060/013 | (16) | Hays Family -- Moses Judah Hays | |
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| 2003-060/013 | (17) | Hazen, Moses, (1733-1803) probably not Jewish. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (18) | Henry, Elias, Montreal 1763-5. | | |
| 2003-060/013 | (19) | Hyman, William (1807-1882) mayor of Cap Rosiers, Quebec., 1858-1882. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (1) | Jacobs, Samuel (d.St. Denis Quebec, 1786), General&Family. The Samuel Jacob Papers are in the National Archives as MG 19A Series 3. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (2) | Jacobs, Samuel: Wills. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (3) | Jacobs, Samuel: Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (4) | Jacob Papers Hebrew Letters. Two letters dating from 1775-6 from vol.3 of the Jacobs papers are in an untranslatable form of Yiddish. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (5) | Jacob Daughters. Photocopies of Correspondence between Samuel Jacobs and his daughters from the Jacob Papers. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (6) | Jacobs, John Levi, son of Samuel Jacobs was in Newark (Niagara-on-the-Lake) U.C. 1794-96. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (7) | Jacobs, Samuel., son of Samuel Jacobs | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (8) | Jonas, Lyon Montreal, 1798. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (9) | Joseph, Henry (1775-1832) and family. Joseph, a nephew of Aaron Hart came to Berthier, Quebec with his brothers Judah and Abraham between 1778 and 1790. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (10) | Abraham Judah (d.1784)& family: Judah was in Montreal with his family by 1780. His daughter Dorthea ("Dolly")(1747-1827) who had married Aaron Hart, was in Three Rivers by 1768. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (11) | Samuel Judah (1725-1789) was the oldest son of Abraham. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (12) | Thomas Judah | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (13) | Henry Hague Judah | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (14) | Lazarus, Simon in Berthier L.C., 1793-7. His niece m. Ezekiel Hart, 1794. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (15) | Levy, Alexander in Quebec 1832 | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (16) | Levy, Isaac, Quebec 1760-1783ff. | | |
| 2003-060/014 | (17) | Levy, Simon, Montreal 1779-1783. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (1) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (2) | Levi, Joseph, innkeeper, Montreal, 1818. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (3) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (4) | Manuel(le), Emanuel David, Montreal and Michilimackinac, 1770s. He had married Miriam Judah older sister to Dorothea who married Aaron Hart. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (5) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (6) | Moses, Bernard. A Loyalist, he petitioned Governor Carleton to be given land in Nova Scotia in 1783. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (7) | Moss, Hart, master shoemaker, was in Montreal in 1818. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (8) | Myers Family Documents | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (9) | Myers, Hyam of Quebec. Copies of documents from all sources. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (10) | Myers, Moses. S&M Myers Letterbook 1785-1787 (copy from American Jewish Archives). | |
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| 2003-060/015 | (11) | Myers, Moses. S&M Myers Letterbook 1785-1787 (copy from American Jewish Archives). | |
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| 2003-060/015 | (12) | Myers, Myer, Silversmith. In Montreal, 1778-1780. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (13) | Myers-Cohen, Solomon (1744-96) was in Quebec in 1768. He married Belle, daughter of Joseph Simon of Lancaster Pa. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (14) | Nathans, Simon was in Montreal in 1769. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (15) | Nathan, Moses, auctioneer, d.Montreal 1804. His widow, Elizabeth Lyons Nathan became Lower Canada's first licensed women auctioneer in 1808. See Elizabeth Lyons notarial wills. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (16) | Phillips, Lambert A. a Jewish merchant was in Montreal in 1839. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (17) | Pines, Moses Joseph, a member of the Montreal Hebrew Congregation died on 2 December 1779. His Hebrew name was Moshe Joseph bar Phineas Avraham bar Avraham bar Joseph Hacohen. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (18) | Pines, Heineman owned a potash mill near Three Rivers in the 1780s. His son was known as Isaac Phineas. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (19) | Piza, David, a hazan, led Montreal's Shearith Israel Congregration from 1840. He left Montreal in 1847. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (20) | Seixas family in Montreal about 1800. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (21) | Shimelak, Mr., in Montreal 1786. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (22) | Simons, Levy (aka. Simon Levy) in Montreal 1760-1763. | | |
| 2003-060/015 | (23) | Pollock | | |
| 2003-060/016 | (1) | Solomon, Elias (1699-1800) lived in Quebec where he was a tutor and teacher. | | |
| 2003-060/016 | (2) | Solomon, H., furrier was in Montreal in 1832. | | |
| 2003-060/016 | (3) | Valentine, Isaac D., (1787-1842) Hazan of the Shearith Israel Congregation, married Phoebe Hays (1779-1841), daughter of Andrew Hays of Montreal, in 1820. See Isaac Valentine Will and Phoebe Hays Will. | | |
| 2003-060/016 | (4) | Herbert H. Franks | | |
| 2003-060/016 | (5) | General includes correspondence with Herbert Franks | | |
| 2003-060/016 | (6) | Herbert Franks - General | |
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| 2003-060/016 | (7) | Herbert Franks - General | |
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| 2003-060/016 | (9) | Franks Family Papers - General | |
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| 2003-060/017 | (1) | Index to the Hart Papers, Three Rivers Seminary Archives. | | |
| 2003-060/017 | (2) | Records from National Archives Trust Fund Board | |
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| 2003-060/017 | (3) | Records from National Archives Trust Fund Board | |
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| 2003-060/017 | (4) | Records from National Archives Trust Fund Board | |
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| 2003-060/017 | (5) | Correspondence, Family Papers | | |
| 2003-060/017 | (6) | Fournisseurs Des Hart (Samuel) | | |
| 2003-060/017 | (7) | Affaires Maritimes | |
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| 2003-060/017 | (8) | Affaires Maritimes | |
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| 2003-060/017 | (9) | Affaires Maritimes, The Toronto | | |
| 2003-060/017 | (10) | Affaires Maritimes, Le Brig Merore | | |
| 2003-060/017 | (11) | Affaires Maritimes, Correspondence | | |
| 2003-060/017 | (12) | Affaires Maritimes, Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (1) | Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (2) | Local Commerce | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (3) | Magasin A&O (Orobio) Hart & Co. | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (4) | Hart Papers, Seminaires de Trois Rivieres, Correspondence, | 1986-1988 | |
| 2003-060/018 | (5) | Parismes and Villages | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (6) | Affaires Aaron Art and Sons | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (7) | Moses Hart, International Affairs, General. | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (8) | Collected Papers, Re: Moses Hart | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (9) | Judicial Papers, Lawyers. | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (10) | Affaires Maritimes, Le Hart | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (11) | Affaires Maritimes, Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (12) | Affaires Maritimes, Lady Alymer | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (13) | International Commerce, Affaires Maritimes, Miscellaneous | |
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| 2003-060/018 | (14) | International Commerce, Affaires Maritimes, Miscellaneous | |
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| 2003-060/018 | (15) | International Commerces, [Milons D'Angleterre] | | |
| 2003-060/018 | (16) | International Affaires, [Milons D'Angleterre] | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (1) | Industries | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (2) | Uriah Judah Land Petitions | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (3) | Abrahams Family Genealogy | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (4) | Israel Abrahams or Nahum Israel | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (5) | Israel Abrahams, in Halifax 1750, drowned 1760. | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (6) | Isaac Abrahams | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (7) | Emmanuel Abrahams | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (8) | Abraham Andrews, in Halifax 1751-1756, brother in law of Israel, Isaac and Emmanuel Abrahams. | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (9) | Jacob Calnek, Anapolis 1784 | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (10) | Isaac Da Costa, Annapolis, 1771 | | |
| 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. | | |
| 2003-060/019 | (12) | Hart, Samuel, jr., (1749-1810) son of Jacob and Esther Hart, took a Christian oath of office and was sworn as Member of the Legislative Assembly of Nova Scotia in 1793. | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (1) | Hart, Samuel, jr., Photocopies of Court documents etc., from PANS. | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (2) | Hart, Jacob, father of Samuel | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (3) | Hart, Moses, brother of Samuel | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (4) | Naphtali Hart, jr., Halifax | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (5) | Hart Brothers of Newport. Five Brothers: Naphtali (carried on business in Halifax), Samuel (father of Naphtali, jr.), Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (father of Samuel jr.). | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (6) | Captain David Hays, 3rd Battalion Royal Regiment of Artillery, in Halifax, 1761, probably not Jewish. | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (7) | Samuel Jacobs, (d.1786, St.Denis Quebec)in Halifax by August 1749, possibly considerably earlier. | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (8) | 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. | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (9) | Solomon Jacobs, Halifax, 1790s | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (10) | Beaurat Jacobs (Jewish?) | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (11) | Jones Family, s-1770s (Joseph Jones d.1771) in Halifax, 1750 and Judith Jones d.1767.). | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (12) | "Jones Wharf" Halifax Harbour, built with Robert Campbell, 1758. | | |
| 2003-060/020 | (13) | Mordecai Jones, son of Joseph and Judith Jones, d.1770 Halifax. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (1) | David Jones, son of Joseph and Judith Jones, innkeeper, owner of "The Halfway House to Horton," d. 1782 Hfx. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (2) | Nathum Jones | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (3) | Isaac Judah, signed name in Hebrew as witness to will of Isaac Levy, Halifax, 9 March, 1750. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (4) | Isaac Levy, partner of Nathan Nathans, d.Halifax, March 1750. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (5) | Nathan Levy, in Halifax by 1755, m. a Sarah Dunn in an Anglican ceremony, 1759, died at Chester 1773. | | |
| 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. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (7) | Myer Myers, (son of Hyam Myers of Quebec & New York) in Halifax, 1786. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (8) | Nathan Nathans, in Halifax by 1750, partner with Naphtali Hart jr. viz. Nathan&Hart. d.Halifax 1778. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (9) | Isaac Solomon(s) in Halifax 1749 brother in law of Israel Abrahams | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (10) | John Solomon, d. Halifax 1788, probably not Jewish. | | |
| 2003-060/021 | (11) | Halifax--Possible Jewish Background | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (1) | Maritimes. General correspondence etc., relating to Jews in Halifax. Includes map of Halifax and location of Jewish enterprises. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (2) | Martin E. Herschorn, President, Jewish Historical Society of Halifax, 1987. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (3) | Nova Scotia Court Records, PANS RG 31-Series C, Boxes 1-61 (1752-1790), identifies Jewish names and references. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (4) | N.S. Summaries, Registry of Deeds, Halifax County , 1749-1799, correspondence with the Department of the Attorney General, Nova Scotia. | | |
| 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. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (6) | Department of Lands and Forests, Dartmouth N.S. Correspondence re:original Halifax Allotment. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (7) | Nova Scotia Land Grants | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (8) | Dr. Ken Donovank, Parks Canada, Fortress Louisbourg | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (9) | Cape Breton, Fortress Louisbourg, Jews during the French Regime: Family of Michel Rodrigue and family of Abraham Gradis. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (10) | One file of research at Beaconsfield House Provincial Archives contains references to Joseph Levy, tailor, 1861 Census and others | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (11) | Newfoundland General. Contains information re:searches in the Maritime History Archive; Provincial Archives of Newfoundland, Colonial Building; Registry Office, Confederation Building, St.John. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (12) | Simon Levi, Fogo, c.1788. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (13) | Simon Solomon, St.John's, Postmastyer of Newfoundland, d.1839. | | |
| 2003-060/022 | (14) | Joseph De la Penha received grant of most of Labrador from William III in 1697. | | |
| 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). | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (1) | Chatham, Newcastle, File: information on the Miramichi area. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (2) | St.John File: includes area information and correspondence with Marcia Koven of the St.John Jewish Historical Society and Jewish Museum. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (3) | Aaron, Maurice&Simon, in New Brunswick from 1814. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (4) | Abrams. Williams (1785-1844) shipbuilder, office holder, came to Miramichi 1820. "His descendants claim that he was an English Jew." | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (5) | Gabel, Davey (c.1732-1816) baker, b.Frankfort am Main, to N.B. 1783 as a loyalist. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (6) | Jacobs, Joseph, Gagetown, 1784. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (7) | Joseph, John (1776-1835), partner of Michael in Joseph&Samuel. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (8) | Joseph, Maurice (Morris), Chatham 1824, Richibuctou 1840s. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (9) | Levy (Levi) Joseph, tailor | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (10) | Levy, Morden, S. (1824-1863) murdered at Richibuctou. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (11) | Myers, Rachel Abraham and Benjamin and Mordechai, to Gagetown 1783. See also Myers, (Montgomery), Juda or Judith, (1759-1831). | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (12) | Samuel, Joseph (1786-1862), brother of Michael, and Phoebe Samuel (1771-1867), in Chatham to 1857. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (13) | Samuel, Jacob, brother of Joseph and Michael. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (14) | Samuel, Jonah, son of Jacob. In Chatham 1838, Dalhousie 1841-50 representing Joseph&Samuel. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (15) | Samuel, Samuel. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (16) | Samuel, Mordent (1815-35). | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (17) | Samuel Samuel J. 1812-1890, son of Joseph and Phoebe Samuel. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (18) | Samuel, Michael d.1862, in Chatham 1814-50 and 1859, brother of Joseph Samuel, partner of John Joseph in Joseph&Samuel to 1835. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (19) | Samuel, Michael, copies of letterbook from PANB. | | |
| 2003-060/023 | (20) | Samuel, Michael, jr.d.1857, in Richibuctou 1816-38, first cousin of Michael Samuel. | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (1) | British Columbia | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (2) | Semlim Franklin | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (3) | Victoria Population, 1860. | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (4) | Victoria B.C | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (5) | Yukon | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (6) | Wills | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (7) | Completed Wills | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (8) | Research Typescripts (Originals), 1987. | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (9) | New York Historical Society | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (10) | England Research on the Jews Who Had Their Roots Their | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (11) | Sheldon J. Godfrey; Re: Jewish Publications Society | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (12) | The Jewish Historical Society of England | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (13) | Institut Genealogique Drouin | | |
| 2003-060/024 | (14) | Archives Nationale de Quebec (Quebec) | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (1) | Archives Nationale de Quebec (Montreal) | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (2) | National Archives of Canada, 1986 | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (3) | National Archives of Canada, 1987 | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (4) | National Archives of Canada, 1988 | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (5) | National Archives of Canada, PICTON | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (6) | National Archives of Canada, 199L/3 | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (7) | National Archives of Canada, 1992 | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (8) | Ottawa | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (9) | Albany | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (10) | New York State Archives, Albany | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (11) | New York City | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (12) | Philadelphia | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (13) | Charleston, S.C. | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (14) | Detroit & Ann Arbour | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (15) | Savannah, Georgia | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (16) | Canadian Jewish Congress/Archives | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (17) | Shaar Hashomayin Synagogue | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (18) | N.E.U.S. | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (19) | The Champlain Society | | |
| 2003-060/025 | (20) | Public Archives of Ontario | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (1) | Evelyn Miller, former archivist, Canadian Jewish Archives | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (2) | Bernard Kusinitz, researcher, Newport Rhode Island | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (3) | Charles Tucker, researcher, London, England | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (4) | Dr. Malcolm Stern, geneologist, author of "First American Jewish Families" | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (5) | Miscellaneous Correspondence | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (6) | PAO | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (7) | American Jewish Historical Society | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (8) | Neil B. Yetwin | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (9) | Miscellaneous Correspondence | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (10) | American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, OHIO | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (11) | American Jewish Archives, Walthan, Mass. | | |
| 2003-060/026 | (12) | Archives Nationals de Quebec (Montreal) | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (1) | "A," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (2) | "B," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (3) | "C," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (4) | "D," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (5) | "E," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (6) | "F," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (7) | "G," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (8) | "H," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (9) | "I-J," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (10) | "K-L," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (11) | "M," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (12) | "Mc," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (13) | "N," Miscellaneous -- (1 of 2) | |
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| 2003-060/027 | (14) | "N," Miscellaneous -- (2 of 2) | |
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| 2003-060/027 | (15) | "O," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (16) | "P.Q," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (17) | "R," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (18) | "S," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (19) | "T," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (20) | "U.V," Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (21) | Claus Family Fonds, Finding Aid | | |
| 2003-060/027 | (22) | Correspondence in Lawe Papers -- (1 of 2) | |
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| 2003-060/027 | (23) | Correspondence in Lawe Papers -- (2 of 2) | |
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| 2003-060/028 | (1) | Copied Material from the Haldimand Papers | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (2) | State Oaths, Declarations and Instructions to Colonial Governors | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (3) | Research File - Newfoundland | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (4) | Newfoundland - Abolition of State Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (5) | Kavanaugh, N.S; 1822 | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (6) | Nova Scotia - Abolition of State Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (7) | Prince Edward Island - Abolitions of State Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (8) | Instructions to Governors - Nova Scotia (+ P.E.I to 1831) | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (9) | 1785 New Brunswick Elections | | |
| 2003-060/028 | (10) | Chapter 13 New Brunswick | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (1) | Upper Canada - Abolition of State Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (2) | Lower Canada - Abolition of State Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (3) | Province of Canada | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (4) | England - Abolition of State Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (5) | Instructions to Governors - O.S. | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (6) | Political Rights of Canadian Jews | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (7) | Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (8) | Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (9) | Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (10) | Oaths - Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (11) | Appointments to Office | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (12) | Election to Public Office | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (13) | Election to Public Office - Ezekiel Hart elections | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (14) | Military | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (15) | Jews Appointed to Canadian Juries | | |
| 2003-060/029 | (16) | Lawyers | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (1) | Judicial Appointments | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (2) | Notoraries | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (3) | Jamaica - Abolition of State Oaths | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (4) | Barbados | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (5) | British West Indies | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (6) | West Indies Jews | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (7) | St. Eustatius History | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (8) | St. Eustatius | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (9) | The Constitutions in America | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (10) | Georgia | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (11) | Norfolk, Virginia | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (12) | New Jersey | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (13) | New York | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (14) | Maryland | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (15) | Pennsylvania | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (16) | Rhode Island | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (17) | Newport, Rhode Island - Re: Early Jewish Settlement | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (18) | Virginia | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (19) | Isacks Tennessee | | |
| 2003-060/030 | (20) | New England | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (1) | South Carolina | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (2) | South Carolina Colonization Plan 1748 | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (3) | North Carolina | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (4) | British Loyalists in N.Y. c.1780 | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (5) | New York Records - AJHS | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (6) | KKSI - N.Y. | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (7) | Simon Valentine (Valentijn) Vander-Wilden | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (8) | B.N.A | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (9) | Quebec | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (10) | Kimber CSSN 1834 | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (11) | Court Records | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (12) | Quakers | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (13) | Quebec Miscellaneous | | |
| 2003-060/031 | (14) | Marriage | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (1) | Shearith Israel - Montreal | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (2) | Cemetaries | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (3) | Quebec | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (4) | General | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (5) | Penization + Naturalization | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (6) | British State Oaths Legislation; 18th Century | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (7) | Plan/Act - 1740 | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (8) | Guilds | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (9) | Parliamentary Oaths (U.K.) | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (10) | McCord Museum Papers | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (11) | Catholic [Emmancipation] | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (12) | Municipal Restrictions ("freedom of the city") | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (13) | MASONS | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (14) | Marranos of North America | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (15) | Anti-Semitism | | |
| 2003-060/032 | (16) | CJC year files | | |
| 2003-060/033 | (1) | Hart Family Correspondence | | |
| 2003-060/033 | (2) | Unfiled Photocopies from National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Ontario | |
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| 2003-060/033 | (3) | Unfiled Photocopies from National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Ontario | |
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| 2003-060/033 | (4) | Unfiled Photocopies from National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Ontario | |
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| 2003-060/034 | (1) | Joshua Sharpe Papers | | |
| 2003-060/034 | (2) | Loyalist Research | | |
| 2003-060/034 | (3) | Bohemia 1745-1748 | | |
| 2003-060/035 | (1) | David Family - Unfiled Photocopies from the National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Canada | |
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| 2003-060/035 | (2) | David Family - Unfiled Photocopies from the National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Canada | |
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| 2003-060/035 | (3) | David Family - Unfiled Photocopies from the National Archives of Canada and Public Archives of Canada | |
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