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Gift of eight parcels from the Overseas Club in Quebec

Reference: B/A/L18/6

Date: 31 May 1945 - 15 June 1945

Copy dated 11/05/1866 from the city of Quebec, Canada of the Will and Testament of James Fergusson Winter, Esquire of Finlay Asylum, Quebec, District of Gaspé. Bequeaths to Rebecca Henderson an English Bible, ' Human Nature in the Fourfold state ', and ' Historical Catachism', to the Rev. Charles Hamilton a French Bible 'Moral and Mental Philosophy' by Thomas Chalmers, Garibaldi by Hugo and 'Man and his Motives' by George Moore, to Matthew George Mountain ' the great preparation' by Dr. Cumming, 'Kerwins Letters', 'The Englishman in Kansas', ' Maria Monk' and 'Spiritualism and the Mormons', to Frederick Vannovous ' Sketches of Canadian Celebrities' by H J Morgan, and 'Artic Adventures by Sea and Land' by Epes Seyent. To Philippe Remy 'The History of England' by Goldsmith.

Reference: D/Y/A/33/41

Date: 2 July 1866

Will and Testament of Agnes Maria Knight of 30, Durell Place, St Saviour's Road, St Helier, widow of Alfred Denziloe. Dated 22/03/1893. Codicil added 24/03/1893. Bequeaths to Mary Herrissier a Quebec bond. Codicil added 23/01/1896.

Reference: D/Y/A/58/16

Date: 16 February 1899

Copy dated 16 May 1946 from the Superior Court, Quebec, Montreal of the Will and Testament dated 16 January 1933 and Act of Probate dated 15 May 1946 of Francis Edward Luce.

Reference: D/Y/A/116/56

Date: 26 June 1946

Copy from the Superior Court, Quebec of the Will and Testament of Charles Warren Ball, of Green Vale House, St Saviour and formerly of London and Quebec. Dated 21/11/1958. [Includes ten closed documents]

Reference: D/Y/B1/196/14

Date: 18 October 1973

Note written to Messrs W Fruing and Company of Jersey from W R Brodie of Quebec declaring that Peter Le Sueur of Ottowa and now a resident of Quebec is still living and is a cousin of the Reverend Abraham Le Sueur of Grouville Parish Jersey

Reference: L/C/51/F1/32

Letter written by Peter Le Sueur of Ottowa to P H Guiton Jersey explaining that he is indeed the person they are looking for but they have his date of birth and his mothers maiden name wrong. He explains that he left Jersey at the age of 14 and has not much recollection of family ties

Reference: L/C/51/F1/33

Letter written by Peter Le Sueur of Ottowa to P H Guiton Barrister of Jersey explaining that he is indeed the person they are looking for but they have his date of birth and his mothers maiden name wrong, he talks of family and his lineage

Reference: L/C/51/F1/34

Date: 1890

Note giving details regarding Peter Le Sueur who is Chief Superintendent of the money order branch of the Post Office in Ottowa and has been elected Alderman of the Wellington Ward which is the largest and wealthiest in the city

Reference: L/C/51/F1/35

Diary of Sir John Le Couteur, includes; account of his time in the army in the 104th Foot at the beginning of the diary John is leaving Kingston for Quebec later in the diary he visits Curacao - the Island of which his father is Lieutenant Governor. The diary also covers his return to Jersey in 1818 and engagement to Harriet Janvrin.

Reference: L/C/68/C1/1

Date: 7 July 1815 - 20 March 1819

Letter from Marie Le Couteur, Belle Vue to her son Lieutenant John Le Couteur, 104th Regiment, Quebec, concerning the length of time before she will hear from him again, the workmen around the house, household affairs, the resignation of his grandfather John Dumaresq as Lieutenant Bailiff, the death of the Prince of Bouillon also includes references to the Jersey Militia

Reference: L/C/68/C2/29

Date: 27 September 1816

Letter from Marie Le Couteur, Belle Vue to her son Lieutenant John Le Couteur, 104th Regiment, Quebec, concerning the disbanding of the 10th and John's possible return home, his letters from Harriet Janvrin, and Harriet and Charlotte Pipon's visit to Belle Vue on New Years Eve.

Reference: L/C/68/C2/30

Date: 29 December 1816

Draft copy of Sir John Le Couteur's account from his journal of the march of the 104th foot from Fredericton in New Brunswick to Quebec and from thence to Kingston in Upper Canada. Sir John would appear to be writing to a 'truly national journal' as a response to their request for officers in unusual situations to submit accounts of their situation. The letter is not dated but the trip described occurred in 1812. [Includes transcription]

Reference: L/C/68/C2/45

Date: 1812

Brochure for the Dominion Line Royal Mail Steamers from Liverpool to Queenstown [now Cobh, County Cork], Boston, Quebec and Montreal, includes rates - not dated

Reference: L/C/112/B18/15

Agreement between William Atkinson of London and George William Urborne of Quebec of the first party and Charles Trembley of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of land in the Village of Portage, Sydenham, Canada for the sum of £15.

Reference: L/C/112/J4/3

Date: 24 April 1847

Probate and will of the late Elizabeth Machon widow of Philip Machon of Gaspé province of Quebec in the country of Canada

Reference: L/C/176/B1/2

Date: 26 December 1904

Newspaper cutting relating to North American connections within the Mauger family

Reference: L/C/237/E1/9

Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 6, Page 36. Includes newscuttings of articles and notices published in the Evening Post, including an article regarding the Morgenthau Plan.

Reference: L/C/306/A/6/36

Date: 7 October 1944 - 30 October 1944

Red Cross Correspondence between Wilfred Philip Brideaux and his family during the Occupation

Reference: L/C/335

Date: 1940 - 1945

Red Cross Messages

Reference: L/C/335/A

Date: 1941 - 1944

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