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Summerside Presbyterian Church fonds : [1862-1985]
The fonds consists of a series of vital statistics volumes and registers (1862-1985) and a series of Minute books of the Board of Managers of the Church (1924-1974).
Summerside Presbyterian Church
Summerside Trinity United Church : [1866-1978]
This fonds consists of vital statistics and administrative records for the Summerside Trinity United Church, 1886-1978. Materials include registers of baptisms (1866-1960), marriages (1868-1885, 1889-1893, 1916-1964) and burials (1916-1965), as ...
Summerside Trinity United Church
The fonds consists of one pamphlet entitled "Superstition is not faith : or the true character of Romanism". The author of this twenty-four page pamphlet is identified only by the initials J. N. D.
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The collection consists of seven photographs of the Prince Edward Island Hopsital School of Nursing Class of 1918.
Burns, Susanne
This fonds contains the records of Sybil MacMillan. The majority of the records relate to Ms. MacMillan's participation in curling (1951-1993) and include newspaper clippings, participation lists, postcards, telegrams, invitations, correspon...
MacMillan, Sybil
This fonds consists of a ledger of the sales of individual clerks in the Ives dry goods store in Montague from March 1927 to January 1931. Marginal notes include weather and family and community events including illnesses and deaths. As well, th...
Ives, T. Gordon (Family)
This fonds consists of research material compiled by T.R. Millman. The bulk of the fonds consists research notes regarding the history of the New London Anglican Church, the first draft of Millman's book A History of the Parish of New Londo...
Millman, Thomas Reagh
The collection consists five account books (1920-1930) from Reddin Bros. Drug Store on Richmond Street in Charlottetown, as well as a sixth account book (1882-1892) which may have also come from the same company which was founded by Dennis O'...
Acorn, Tanya
The fonds consists of five letters from George Henry Taylor in Diss to his brother Edwin in Charlottetown and one page of genealogical information. The letters are mostly concerned with the jewellery business and the sending of associated goods.
Taylor, George Henry (Family)
This thesis argues that the settlement and socio-economic developmental patterns of early Prince Edward Island were not unique because of the existence of a proprietary land tenure system but markedly similar to patterns established elsewhere in n...
Hatvany, Matthew G.
