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George Anderson Installation Permit
Item is a permit to install electric wiring at M. A. Crawford’s place at 47 Queen’s Road in Sackville, New Brunswick. The electrical contractor listed on the permit is George Anderson.
Anderson, George
A design for a banner screen from the February 1st 1870, Young Ladies Journal. The design is a bush full of flowers.
St. Andrews Water Company Register of Shareholders 1870-1881
Aymer, John
Plan, Part of the estate of Harie I Thomson. Town of Saint George, 1870. By John McCallum
Plan of the estate of Harie I Thomson and the Town of St George, by John MacCallum. 1870. Traced from original plan June 1917 by M.G. Rigby, Imperial Tracing. Includes town plots, with names of owners noted. Also marked are the brickyard, customs house, hotel, barn, school, church, burial ground, and the block house field. The "Great Road to Saint John" runs through the middle, and also included are: Main Street, Clinch Street, Church Street, Wetmore Street, Carleton Street, and the Maguagadavic River.
McCallum, John A
The Border and Westmorland and Cumberland Advertiser 1870
Item is a copy of The Border and Westmorland and Cumberland advertiser (vol. XIV) which included advertisements, and news regarding local agriculture, commercial intelligence, politics, education, religion and literature.
Diploma Freeman of the City of Saint John James Humphreys Diploma
A diploma giving James Humphrey the rights of a freeman of the city of Saint John.
A collection of censuses from Kings County. One document registers the population from 1871-194. Details places of worship, mills, stock. A census from 1971. A list of Kings County Municipal officers.
Boundaries of School Districts of Kings County, filed in 1873
A newspaper that details the boundaries of School Districts of Kings County made in 1873.
2 scrapbooks, clippings etc. of general rather than local interest. A book of agricultural reports was used for one scrapbook and the other used an 1874 report of schools in the province. Many of the items were clipped from papers that were published before Mr. Coakley was born. Dan Coakley (1875-1966) lived for a time at 'Lilac Cottage' where he was a neighbour and friend of the Stuart family.
This 28-page logbook for the brigantine "L. W. Eaton" records 4 voyages, 1 completed in 1875 and 3 completed in 1879, namely: New York, New York, to Halifax, Nova Scotia, April 1875; Chatham, New Brunswick, to St. John's, Newfoundland, June 1879; St. Johns, NF, to Chatham, NB, June 1879; and Chatham, NB, to St-Pierre and Miquelon, July 1879. The log records the daily notes for each voyage which make reference to bearing, weather, and distance sailed.
L. W. Eaton logbook, Author