Correspondence. [1814-1916?]

Papers (12) consisting of: letters from Francois-Marie Lambert Dumont (two undated), Claude Jean-Baptiste Grand Jean de Montigny and Cebet (?), mostly concerning family and international news and attempts to collect rents due to family in France; two agreements, a map and a surveyor's procès-verbal to do with the boundary between Mille-Iles and the Seigneurie of Lac des Deux Monstagnes; an agreement with Pierre Rémy Gagnier (notary) regarding the creation of town lots.

This file contains correspondence from Christina Dorothea Rees (sometimes spelled Riess) to her sister Christina Barbara Hall. Letters chiefly concern family news, including information about the health of family members, and news of births and deaths. The letters are arranged in chronological order.

Letter from Christina Barbara Hall to her son Joseph Hall in Montreal.

Manuscript letter from Fanny Burney d'Arblay addressed to Dr. Charles Burney, Greenwich, dated 16 October 1800. Letter begins, "I know the postage will be cheap." Letter written on one sheet folded into 4 pages with integral address leaf.

This file contains business and personal correspondence between James Morrison and other merchants and family members in Quebec, the United States, and Jamaica, for the period of 1795-1800. Letters primarily concern the trading activities of Morrison's brother-in law, Charles LePallieur, and news from Morrison's son, Charles J. Morrison, who was travelling to Jamaica. Also includes a letter about a potential sale of wheat. Letters are arranged in chronological order.

Letter from Charles J. Morrison to his father, James Morrison, with news that he has arrived in New York City and some discussion of his travel and his lack of cash.