- CA RBD MSG 435-6
- File
- 1815-1834
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains various financial documents (bills, ledgers, bequeathals, investments) dealing with the estate of James McGill from 1815-1834.
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains various financial documents (bills, ledgers, bequeathals, investments) dealing with the estate of James McGill from 1815-1834.
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains various financial documents (inventory, property holdings, receipts, debts, ledgers) dealing with the estate of James McGill from 1815-1834. Additionally, the file includes a letter from James McGill to Thomas Dickson (1810) and 2 different lists of properties belonging to Frank Desrivières (McGill's step-son).
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains the architectural drawing of James McGill's house in Old Montreal. Drawing of facade and all three floors featured.
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains the typed copies of 3 legal documents involving James McGill and his family.
Lighthall, W. D. (William Douw), 1857-1954
Marriage and death certificates
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains handwritten copies of the marriage and death entries of James McGill from Montreal's Christ Church Cathedral registry and the first marriage (1763) and death certificates of Marie-Charlotte Guillimin from the Montreal Superior Court records.
The family history of James McGill
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains a typed manuscript of 'The Family History of James McGill, University Founder' by J. M. McGill as well as family trees and a sheet of transcript additions.
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains 5 documents (copies and originals) signed by James McGill.
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains a typed copy of correspondence from James McGill to Isaac Todd (17 Oct 1805) and handwritten copies of James McGill's business letters 1802-1807.
Part of James McGill Fonds
Ledger (cashbook) held by the executors of the estate of James McGill 1814-1828.
Part of James McGill Fonds
File contains a series of outgoing correspondence written by James McGill between 1802-1807. Several documents also feature the signature of Isaac Todd. These letters were sent to, among others: