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Common Threads: Women Weavers and Society in Early Rural Ontario.
Common Threads: Women Weavers and Society in Early Rural Ontario.
2024-025 · Item · 1990 - 2000

a 326-page typed manuscript describing 31 female weavers, and the economic and social history of the Township of the Front of Escott around 1871. Not published. TWO PAGES (142, 143) MISSING. 2 digital files added Jan 2025: 14 pgs of Contents, Preface & Intro, 60 pgs of Source references & bibliography.

 Mary Joan Barrett
Construction of 401 collection
2018-015 · Collection · 1964

Collection consists of approx 54 digital photographs of the construction of 401 Highway taken from the property of Wilma and Ken Hartley
Copeland Family ambrotypes
2020-017 · Collection

Item consists of a wooden frame in very old finish,, inscribed au verso "S R Copeland", containing 12 very early glass ambrotype photos and 4 paper print photos.
Cornwall Brothers correspondence
Item · n.d.

Item consists of one letter from Andrew Cornwall to his brother Charles regarding various business transactions.
Cross cemetery Plan and Deed
2018-026 · File

File contains: -- a quit-claim deed from Charlotte Cross to Wesley Moore, Walter Cross, and John Elliott, trustees of the Cross Cemetery. -- hand drawn plan ink on linen showing the layout of Cross Cemetery plots, by Henry Lillie, Provincial Land Surveyor, 1 July, 1882. (encapsulated and stored in Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 3.
Cummins Rural Directory Map, Leeds and Landowne
Item · 1921

One sheet with a map one each side. One showing a road map of southern Ontario and assorted advertising; the other, a Lot and Concession Number based property map showing the names of the owners.

 Cummins Map Co. Toronto, Ontario
Dan Roantree collection
2012-028 · Collection

1 daily attendance register for SS#8 school, Seeley's Bay, 1923-24 (filed with the school register collection); 1 scribbler containing a manuscript autobiography of Rev. W J Campbell, born 1861;