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Frederic William Howay An Inventory of his fonds In The Library of the University of British Columbia Special Collections Division Prepared by : Judith O . Combs, 1971 Jenn Roberts, July , 2001
Transcript of Howay, Frederick William,...
Frederic William Howay
An Inventory of his fonds
In
The Library ofthe University of British Columbia Special Collections Division
Prepared by:Judith O. Combs, 1971Jenn Roberts, July,2001
Table of Contents
Fonds description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Series descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,2,3
Inventory listIncoming Letters Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Outgoing Letters Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Biographical Material Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Personal Documents Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Financial Records Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Committee Papers Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Reviews Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Printed Material Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Memorabilia Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Clippings Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Newspaper Extracts Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Photographs Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Scrapbooks Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Maps Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Speech Material Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Writings Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Notebooks Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Diary Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Historical Documents Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Historical Notes Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Miscellany Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Notes and Manuscripts for the History of B .C . Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Card Files Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Subject Files Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Historic Sites and Monuments Board Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59The American Neptune Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Champlain Society Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60The Royal Society of Canada Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60'Addenda Series .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Map Inventory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Howay, Frederic William 1867-1943Frederic William Howay fonds . - 1786-1943 .5 .4 m oftextual records501 photographs68 maps
Biographical Sketch:Born in London, Ontario, Frederic Howay (1867-1943) moved to British Columbia as achild . He attended school in New Westminster and in 1884 he went to Victoria to writehis Provincial Teachers' examinations . He then taught at Canoe Pass and Boundary Bayschools . In 1887 Howay entered Dalhousie University in Halifax to study law . While inHalifax, Howay wrote articles on law, politics, temperance, and B.C. personalities, whichwere published in various B .C . papers . Howay graduated with his LL.B. in 1890 and wasadmitted to the B.C. bar in 1891 . In 1907 he became Judge of County Court of NewWestminster . Howay had a great interest in history and was a member and president ofmany historical associations in B .C and Canada such as the Historic Sites andMonuments Board, Champlain Society and the Royal Society of Canada.
Scope and Content :The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, financial records, speeches,photographs, notes, and a journal, pertaining to Howay, as well as manuscripts and essayson B .C . history and exploration and marine trade off its coastal waters . In addition,Howay created subject files on historical sites and monuments throughout WesternCanada including Barkerville, the Cariboo, Fort Langley, Cut Knife Hill, Nootka Sound,Fort Steele and Fort Walsh.
Notes:Title based on contents of fonds .
No restrictions on access .
No further accruals expected .
Series :
1 .
Incoming Letters Series . - 1896-1943 . - [ca . 3200 items] .Series consists of letters from a large number of individuals including asubstantial number from Lawrence J . Burpee, E . Cruikshank, Thompson CoitElliott, John Hosie, the Hudson's Bay Company, W. Kaye Lamb, The RoyalSociety of Canada, Ryerson Press, E . Scholefield, and H. R. Wagner . Letters arearranged alphabetically by author.
2 .
Outgoing Letters Series . - 1899-1943 . - [ca . 1500 items] .
3 .
Biographical Material Series . - 1943-1946 . - 15 items .Series consists of material re : death .
2
4.
Personal Documents Series . - 1884-1943 . - 26 items .Series consists of certificates, commissions, degrees, material re : Howay'steaching career, and a 1931 passport .
5 .
Financial Records Series . - 1887-1940 . - 179 items .Series consists of a bankbook, expense account, stocks and bonds, bills andreceipts, tax records, and miscellaneous financial items .
6 .
Committee Papers Series . - 1904, 1908 . - 2 items .
7 .
Reviews Series . - n.d . - 48 items .
8 .
Printed Material Series . - [ca . 1912]-1943 . - 47 items .
9 .
Memorabilia Series . - [ca . 300 items] .Series consists of 7 folders, one of which is familial correspondence .
10 .
Clippings Series . -[ca. 100 items] .
11 .
Newspaper Extracts Series . - 24 items .
12 .
Photographs Series . - [190-? - 192-?] . - 412 items and 1 volume.Series consists of an album of the Cariboo and family as well as photographpositives and negatives . The subjects which the photographs cover includepersons, scenes, Hawaii, historical miscellany, and miscellaneous and they arearranged according to these categories .
13 .
Scrapbook Series . - 1 volume.Series consists of clippings related to F .W. Howay, the Historical Sites andMonuments Board, and general historical information .
14 .
Maps Series . - 1913-1940 . - 15 items .Series consists of areas in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Alaska andOntario . Maps in location box 42, folder 3 are from the Historic Sites andMonuments Board .
15 .
Speech Material Series . - [ca . 300 items] .
16 .
Writings Series . - 1910 . - 2 items .Series consists of lists of law books and an index to Americana collection.
17 .
Notebooks Series . - 25 volumes.Series consists of papers, legal cases, a school copy book, a memoir, a work book,and copied material .
18 .
Diary Series . - 1931 . - 1 volume.
19 .
Historical Documents Series . - 1822-1889 . - 6 items .
20 .
Historical Notes Series . - n.d . - [ca . 500 items] .
21 .
Miscellany Series . - [ca . 50 items] .
22 .
Notes and Manuscripts for the History of B.C. Series . - n.d. - [ca . 300 items] .
23 .
Card Files Series .Series consists ofnotes on ships and subjects and quotation cards .
24 .
Subject Files Series . - 1788-1943 . - [ca. 5150 items] .Series consists ofa wide range of subjects including many items on Arcticexplorations, several Canadian forts, Barkerville, Brandon, Manitoba, CollinsOverland Telegraph, James Colnett, the Hawaiian Islands, Henry House, theIndians of North America, Jasper House, Legal History in B .C., AlexanderMacKenzie, Nootka Sound, and the Northwest Rebellion . Series is arrangedarranged alphabetically by subject.
25 .
Historic Sites and Monuments Board Series . - 1919-1943 . - [ca . 1850 items], 2 volumesSeries consists ofcorrespondence, minutes and agenda, sites, printed material,photographs, and miscellaneous items .
26 .
The American Neptune Series . - 1940 . - 4 items .
27 .
Champlain Society Series . - 1914-1942 . 8 items
28 .
The Royal Society of Canada Series . - 1928-1943 . - [ca . 155 items] .Series consists of photographs, clippings, reports and statements andcorrespondence .
29 .
Addenda Series . -1866-1935 . - [ca. 75 items] .Series consists of material added to the Howey inventory in 1985 by JamesBowman. Series includes various manuscripts and typescripts, translations ofSpanish documents, notes, correspondence, and a circular letter ofthe B.C.Botanical Association .
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
1-11 cont'd
BERTHOLD, Victor M
1928-1829
2BINNIE, Thomas
1933
2
1-12
BIRCH, Alfred
1939
1BIRCH, Helen F
1938-42
4BIRCH, Robert H
1943
2Bishop (Bernice P.) Museum, Honolulu -see : TITCOMB MargaretBISHOP, R. P .
1928, n.d .
2BLACK, George
1832
1BLANCHET, Guy A
1827
1BOLE, J . P . Hampton
1930,1931
3BOLTON, Herbert E
1927,1937
2
1-13
BORTHWICK, Ralph
1914
2BOSTOCK, Hewitt
1929
1BOTTERILL, W. J .
1939
3Bowell (S .) & Son, New Westminster
1930
1BOWRON, Lottie
1913
1BOWSER, W. J .
n. d.
1BOYD, John P
1924
1BRANT, Truing
1929
1BRAULT L
1939
1BREADY, John W
1930
1British and Canadian Underwriters ofNorwich,
1942
1England
1-14
B.C. Attorney General
1933
1B.C. Education Office . Superindentent
1884,1912
2B.C. Government Printing Office
1912
1B.C. Department of Lards . Survey Branch
1930
3B.C. Legislative Library - sa : SCHOFIELD E.O.S. 1911
1B.C. Provincial Archives - sa : IRELAND Willard 1943
2sa: B .C . Provincial Library and Archives
B .C . Provincial Assessor
1930
1B. C. Provincial Industrial School for Girls
1921
1B.C. Provincial Librarian see : FORSYTH, JB.C. Provincial Library - sa : HOSIE, John
1926-1933
6B.C. Provincial Library and Archives
1939
1sa: LAMB, W. Kaye and SCHOLEFIELD E .O.S .
B .C . Provincial Museum - sa : COWAN, I . Mc.
1941,1942
3B.C . Provincial Secretary
1913,1914,
31932
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
1-6 cont'd
Art, Historical and Scientific Association,Vancouver - see : Vancouver . Museum
The Ashcroft Journal
1926
1ASHTON,H
1931-1932 6The Association of Professional Engineers of
1926-192.8
4the Province of British ColumbiaATKINS, B . R.
1922
1AUBREY, Frederick C
1930
2Automobile Club of B. C.
1930
1Aviet
1931 1AYLESWORTH A.B .
1907
1AYRES, Frank Csee : Business Historical Society, Boston
1-7
BACKUS, Manson F
1933
1BAGLEY, Clarence B
1910-1933
8BAINBRIDGE, G
P
1933
1
1-8
BALFOUR, Alex
1928
1BALLOU, Howard M
1923-1925
19
1-9
Bancroft Library, Berkeley
1920,1924
41933,1940
Bank of Nova Scotia, New Westminster
1933
4
BARBEAU, C. Marius
1923,1927
2BARKER, C. H.
1913
3
1-10
BARRY, J. Neilson
1922-1932
11BARWIS, Jeannette
1914
1BASS, Oscar C
1907,1930-31 5
1-11
BATE, M .
1910,1912
3BATEMAN, Lucy
1930
1BAYF IELD F . J .
1941
1BAYNES, E. G.
1925,1938
2BEATTIE
n.d. 1BEAVAN, Robert A.
1901,1911,
31924
BELL, E . R .
1832
1BELL, J . S .
1932
1BELLEEUILLE, Isabel de
1940
1BERNARD, Francis W.
1930
2
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
1-11 cont'd
BERTHOLD, Victor M
1928-1829
2BINNIE, Thomas
1933
2
1-12
BIRCH, Alfred
1939
1BIRCH, Helen F
1938-42
4BIRCH, Robert H
1943
2Bishop (Bernice P .) Museum, Honolulu -see : TITCOMB MargaretBISHOP, R. P.
1928, n.d .
2BLACK, George
1832
1BLANCHET, Guy A
1827
1BOLE, J. P. Hampton
1930,1931
3BOLTON, Herbert E
1927,1937
2
1-13
BORTHWICK, Ralph
1914
2BOSTOCK, Hewitt
1929
1BOTTERILL, W. J .
1939
3Bowell (S.) & Son, New Westminster
1930
1BOWRON, Lottie
1913
1BOWSER, W. J .
n. d.
1BOYD, John P
1924
1BRANT, Truing
1929
1BRAULT L
1939
1BREADY, John W
1930
1British and Canadian Underwriters ofNorwich,
1942
1England
1-14
B.C . Attorney General
1933
1B.C. Education Office . Superindentent
1884,1912
2B.C. Government Printing Office
1912
1B.C. Department of Lards . Survey Branch
1930
3B.C. Legislative Library - sa : SCHOFIELD E.O.S . 1911
1B.C. Provincial Archives - sa : IRELAND Willard 1943
2sa: B .C . Provincial Library and Archives
B.C. Provincial Assessor
1930
1B. C. Provincial Industrial School for Girls
1921
1B.C. Provincial Librarian see : FORSYTH, JB.C . Provincial Library - sa : HOSIE, John
1926-1933
6B.C. Provincial Library and Archives
1939
1sa: LAMB, W. Kaye and SCHOLEFIELD E.O.S .
B .C . Provincial Museum - sa : COWAN, I . Mc.
1941,1942
3B.C. Provincial Secretary
1913,1914,
31932
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
1-14 cont'd
B.C . University . President's Office
1933
1sa: KLINCK, L.S .
B .C . University . Registrar see : STANLEY W. MATHEWSB .C . University . Senate see : STANLEY W. MATHEWS
1-15
British Columbia Drama . Association Inc., Victoria 1941
1British Columbia Historical Association
1923-1943
7sa: HOSIE, John
British Columbia Library Association
1929,1934
3British Columbia Ornithologists' Union,
1928
1Huntingdon, B.C.
B.C. Teacher [period .]
1929
1BROWN, Ann E .
1923
1BROWN George D., Jr .
1934
1BROWN, Esme Isles
1929-1930
3BROWN, J Randolph
1934
1BROWN, William C .
1914,1933
3
1-16
BRUCKM AN, Bettina
1941
1BUCHANAN, D
1934
1BUCKLEY, Alfred see : Carnegie Public Library, VancouverBUDD, Ralph
1925-1943
17BULKELEY, Owen
1914
1BULL, William Perkins
1933
1BUNTING, Freeman
1928,1930
2BURBRIDGE, Charles E
1927
2BURDEN, F P
1930
1
1-(17-19)
BURPEE, Lawrence J
1918-1943
47
1-19
BURILL, J F
n. d.
1Bursill Institute see : STEVENS, H.H .BURT, A L
1928-1929
6Business Historical Society, Boston, Mass.
1933
1BYRNE, Ervin
1929
1
1-20
Caldwell Bros, Edinburgh
1918
1California . State Library
1929,1941
2California . University . Bancroft Library see : Bancroft LibraryCalifornia Historical Society
1933-1943
19Cambridge University Press
1923
1CAM ERON, Allan
1912
1CAMERON, D A
1940
1CAMERON, W B
1925,1939
3
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
1-20 cont'd
CAMPBELL, R N
1920
1CAMPBELL-JOHNSTON, Amy
1924
1
1-21
Canada. Chief Electoral Officer
1930
1Canada. Department of Health
1927
1Canada. Historic Sites and Monuments Board see :CRUIKSHANK, E.A . sa : HARVEY, D.C ., WEBSTER, J. C .MORIN, Victor, LANDON, Fred, NANTEL, MarichalCanada . Department of Immigration
1930
1and Colonization
Canada . Department of Indian Affairs . Chief
1923
1Inspector sa : SCHULTZ James W
Canada. Department of the Interior
1915-1939
32sa: DEVILLE, E
1-22
Canada. Justice Department
1924
1Canada. Department of Labour
1940
3Canada. Library of Parliament
1929
1Canada. Department of Marine and Fisheries
1925
2Canada. Department of Mines
1927
2Canada. Department of Mines and Resources
1937-1943
32Canada. Department ofNational Defense
1929
1Canada. National Museum see : LEECHMAN, DouglasCanada. National Parks . Engineering Service
1928,1933
2Canada. National Revenue
1928,1930
2Canada. Natural Resources Intelligence Service
1927
2
1-23
Canada. Public Archives
1908-1941
20
1-24
Canada. Department of Public Works
1913-1935
5Canada. Secretary of State
1907,1927
3Canada. Department of Trade and Commerce
1925,1932
3Canada. Department of Trade and Industry
1939,1940
2
1-25
Canadian Authors' Association . Edmonton Branch 1940
1Canadian Authors' Association, Ottawa
1943
1Canadian Authors' Association, Vancouver
1943
1Canadian Authors' Foundation
1831
1Canadian Bank of Commerce
1929,1930
3The Canadian Bookman [period .]
1928,1938
3Canadian Clubs of B.C. Regional Council
1938
1The Canadian Geographical Society
1930
2Canadian Handicraft Guild, B .C . Branch-see : ANSTEG, Florence S
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
1-25 cont'd
Canadian Historical Association
1932
1sa: BARB AU, C.M. and BURPEE, Lawrence
1-26
Canadian Historical Review sa: WALLACE, W.S. 1930-1943
13Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
1928
1The Canadian Library Agency, Toronto
1928
1Canadian National Railways
1933
1Canadian North West Historical Society
1930
1Canadian Pacific Bulb Gardens
1933
1Canadian Pacific Railway Company
1928,1936
3Canadian Pacific Officers Association
1932
1The Canadian Review Company Ltd .
1922
1Canadian Women's Press Club see : MACLEAN, Isabel A. R.CANE, G. F .
1907
1
1-27
CAREY, Charles H
1925-1932
6Cariboo, B .C ., Diocese of see : ADAMS, Walter R.Caribou Brotherhood Ashcroft, B .C., see : SULLIVAN, ArthurCARLSON (Mr. & Mrs.) A A.M.
1927-1930
6Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
1941
1sa: ANGUS, Henry F
Carnegie Institution of Washington
1923
3Carnegie Public Library, Vancouver
1914
1
1-28
CARR, Frederick W
1925-1926
2CARROLL, Avis
1942
1CARTER, George R
1925-1931
3CARTWRIGHT, Bruce
1923,1925
2CASSIDY, W
1911
1CATHCART, Wallace H
1928
1CAVE-BROWN-CAVE, Beatrice
1929
3CAVE-BROWN-CAVE, Mabel P
1929,1931
2CAYLEY, O. H
1930
1Centennial of Trois-Rivieres
1939
2CHAMBERS, Alan
1938
1Champlain Society - see : WALLACE, W.S.CHAPMAN, Charles A
1926
1Chicago Cariboo Mining Development
1928
1and Investment Company, Inc.
Chicago Tribune Ocean Times
1926
1Chicago Press, University of
1932
1CHILDS, Frank
1935
1
10
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. ofitems
2-1
Chilliwack. Mayor
1930
1Chilliwack Teachers' Association
1931
1Christian Science Monitor see : CARR, Frederick W.Christiane
1934 1Clan MacMillan Society see : MACMILLAN, PeterCLARK, Edna
1933
2CLARKE, Elspeth Honeyman
1926,1928
4CLARKE, Louie
1934
1CLARKE, S. J .
1914
1CLAUDET, Fred G
1918
1CLELAND, Robert G - sa : Occidental College
1927
1"Clerke of Oxenford"
1932
1COHEN, Maurice
1929
1Collingwood Institute and "Bursill" Public
n.d.
1Library, South Vancouver
The Columbia Studio
1927
1Comite National Pour La Celebration du
1927
1Soixantenaire de la Confederation
Conference of Representatives of the Governing
1928
1Bodies ofthe Legal Profession in the Provincesof Canada
Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford
1926
1
2-2
COOK, Edward
1939
1Cook Sesquicentennial Commission see : HENRIQUES, EdgarCOOKE, A C .
1930
1COOLEY, James S
1923
1COOPER, Rosette A.G.
1933
1CORBETT, E. A - see : Alberta. University .
Department ofExtensionCORDEN, J
1928
1CORNWALL, J. E .
1928
1CONSGRAVE, George
1942,1943
2COTTON, A. H .
1924
1COWAN, Ian McTaggart
1940
1COX, Edward A
1913
1COYNE, James H
1922-1931
4CRAIG, R. W.
1928
1Creasser's Book and Print Shop, Toronto
1933
1CREE, Muriel R - see : B.C. Provincial LibraryCROOKE,
n.d. 1Crosby Men's Club, Vancouver
1933
1CROWE, Arthur F
1930
1CROWE, W
1925-29
3
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
2-(3-5)
CRUICKSHANK, E. A
1924-39
68
2-6
CUMMING, R. D. - see : The Ashcroft JournalCunningham Hardware Co., New Westminster
n.d.
1Curtis, Stephenson & Co., Boston
1929-30
8
2-7
"D", unidentified
n.d., 1914
2The Daily Colonist [newspaper] Victoria
1932
1DALTON, Annie Charlotte
1926-35
6DAMER-POWELL, J. W.
1933
2Daughters ofthe Empire - see : Imperial Order, Daughters . . .DAVIES, Barbara Elliott
n.d.
1
2-(7-8)
DAVIES, Herbert W
1927-33
18DAVIES, R.M.
1930
1DAVIES, Tom J
1928
1DAY, Rachel Curry
n.d.
1Day's Library Ltd ., London
1914
1DEANS, C . W.
1943
1DEANY, Thomas
1921-24
3DEAVILLE, A. S .
1929
1
2-9
DECKER, Peter
1943
2Del
1933 1
DELAVAULT, Etienne E
n.d.
1DELLEY, (Mrs.) H de
1933
1DENNIS, J. S.
1912
1DENTON, V. L .
1924, 1929
2DERBY, James Lloyd
1928
2Detroit . Public Library . Burton Historical
1936
2Collection
DEVILIE, E
1896
1DEWERS, Philippe
1927
1DeWITT, Fred M
1929
1DeWITT, Norman W
1941
2
2-(9-10)
Dickens Fellowship . Vancouver Branch
1929-43
17
2-10
Dictionary of American Biography
1928-29
10
2-11
DODD, L . A.
1918-19
2Donnelley (R. R.) w Sons Co., Chicago
1932, 1936
3DONNELLEY, Thomas E
1943
1
1 2
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
2-11 cont'd
DORSETT, E Lee
1939
1DOUGLAS, R
1924-28
4DON, Geo Francis
1924-25
8DRURY, R. L .
1907
1DUCHARME, G
1915-16
3DUFF, Louis Blake
1937
2DuFOUR, C. J .
1934
1Duke of Connaught High School,
1929
1New Westminster
1929
1Duncan Liberal Association
1937
1
2-12
EASTMAN, Hack
1923
1EATON, D. G.
1928
2Eberstadt (Edward) Sons [rare book dealers] N.Y.
1921, 1943
2EDGAR. Pelham
n.d.
3Educational Book Co. of Toronto
1912
1EDWARDS, Francis
1911-40
11
2-13
EDWARDS, W Stuart
1925-37
9[Edward]
1941 1Elk Creek Waterworks Co. Ltd .
1933
1ELLIOTT, Mary
n.d.
22-(14-27)
ELLIOTT, Thompson Coit, 1863-1943
1910-36,
295(incl . biographical material)
n.d.
3-(1-5)
ELLIOTT, Thompson Coit
1937-45
119ELLIS, J . N.
1930
1
3-5
EMERSON, Edith B
1942
1Engineering Institute of Canada see : Finlay, A. H.ESCHAMBAULT, Antoine de
1935, 1937
2Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Co . see : Marpole, REssex Institute, Salem, Mass. see : Taylor, Louise M.EVANS, John N
1922, 1929,
41932, n.d .
EWES, Edwin H
1931
1Export Book Co., Preston, Lancashire
1933
1FARGUHAR, Francis P
1928-42
13FAUTEUX, Aegidius
1920-22
2FAWCETT, Edgar
1916
1FERGUSON, John A
1938
2FERGUSON, Hilton J
1926
1FINLAY, A. H.
1934
2
1 3
FISHER, A. E .
1939
2
3-7
FORBES, Allan
1918-19,
31928
3-(7-8)
FORBES, Allyn B
1938-43
28
3-9
FORD, Worthington C
1923-29
8FORIN J. A
1912
3Fort Langley Preservation Committee
1923, 1925
2
3-(9-11)
FORSYTH, J
1922-42
30
3-12
FOX, W Sherwood
1933
1"Frances"
1919, 1922
2FRANCIS, Father
1928
1FRASER, C. McLean
1942
2FREDERICK, Chas . W
1929
2Freemasons . King Solomon Lodge, No. 17
1913, 1933
2New Westminster
FRENCH, Cecil
1926-27
3FROST, E. H.
1934
1FYFE, William H
1932-33
4
3-13
GALBRAITH, R. L .
1912, 1913
2GARNETT, Chas . E
1941
1GARRICK, Isabell L
1930
1GAST, Ross H
1938
1GAUVREAU, P
n.d.
1George's (Wm) Sons [booksellers] Bristol
1911
1GIBBON, J. M.
1937, 1939
2GIBBON, Angus
1928, 1929
3GIBBON, Belle C
1929
1GIBBON, G. F .
1935
2GILLEY, Royden
1943
1Gillies & Gillies
1928, 1930,
31933
GILLIS, Mabel R
1931
1GILMAN, L. C .
1925-26
4GILPIN, Cois H
1954
1
3-14
Glasgow Brook & Co. [publishers] Toronto
1916
3GOODFELLOW, John C
1927-39
16
3-15
Goodspeed's Book Shop, Boston
1930-35
4GORDON, A. J .
1930
1
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no . of items
14
3-15 cont'd
GORDON, R. K.
1942
1GOSNELL, R. E .
1896-1923
3The Grabbers Press, San Francisco
1933
1GRACE, P
1930
1Graduate Nurses' association of B.C .
1930
1GRAHAM, Clara (incomplete)
n.d.
1GRAINGER, M. A.
1929
1GRANT, A. P.
1933, 1934
2GRANT, Jas . S
1942
2GRANT, John [bookseller] Edinburgh
1930
3
3-16
GRAY, (Mrs .) A. B.
1934
1GRAY, A Wells
1933-42
3Great Britain . National Maritime Museum
1937
1Great War Veterans' Association of Canada
1924
1Saskatchewan Provincial Command, Regina
GREEN, Ernest
1939
1GREEN, George
1943
2GREEN, Samuel A
1911
1GREENWOOD Wm.
1920
1GREFELL, Harold
1932-39
6GRETTON, J . R .
1929
1GRIESBACH, W.A.
1939
1GRISWOLD, Mary Lawton
1939
1GUNNING, Margaret L
1927
1
3-17
HALE, Charles
1928
1HALL, Margaret
1930
1HALL, W. Lashley
1939
2HALLEY K. G.
1928
1HAMMOND, M.O.
1930
1Haney. St . George's Anglican Church see : St . George's etc .HANNA, R. S .
1933
1HANSON, J. C.M.
1913
1HARCOURT & Son Ltd .
1933, 1934
3HARKN ASS, David B
1930
1HARRIS, R. W.
1917
1Hart (F J ) & Co. [real estate]
1913
1New WestminsterHarvard University. The Tercentennial
1928, 1937
2History of Harvard University
HARVEY, D. C.
1928, 1941
3HARVEY, Leo
1927, 1928
2
1 5
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no. of items
3-18
Hastings Park Boating Club
1928
1HAUPTMAN, A. G.
1942
3Hawaii . Public Archives
1928-35
4Hawaiian Historical Society sa : Bruce Cartright
1923, 1932
2Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
1932
1HAY, Dorothy Allan
1931
1HAYES, Edward
n. d.
1HEATHCOTE, F C . C .
1923
1HENRIGUES, Edgar
1928
1HENRY, G. M.
n.d.
1HENSHAW, Julia W
n.d.
1HIERSEMANN, Karl W
1910, 1924,
51929
HILLMAN. George
1934
1
3-19
HILL-TOUT, Chas .
1917, n.d .
4HIMES, Geo. H . sa : Oregon Historical Society
1922
1HINCHLIFFE, J
1932
1Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba
see : Morrison, A. S . sa : Stewart ., D. A.HOITA, Robert
1928
1HOLMAN, Frederick V
1908-1911
12
3-20
HOLMES, Maurice
1937-38, n.d . 6HOOD, Robert A
1939, 1941
2HOPE, Chas . E
1923
2Hope and District Board of Trade
1941
1HORSEFIELD, R. B .
1936-37
3
3-(21-23)
HOSIE L, John - sa : B .C . Provincial Library
1926-33
56
3-24
HOXIE, Elizabeth
1929
1The Hub, Ltd . [clothing store] Vancouver
n.d.
1HUBBELL, C. S .
1925-42
12
3-(24-27)
Hudson's Bay Co.
1913-43
473-27
Hudson Book Co ., N.Y .
1911-16
7HUNTER, H
1923
1HUNTER, Marjorie
1942
2HUNTER Roy A
1927
1Huntington (Henry E.) Library and Art Gallery
1931-32
2HUSSEY-de-BURGH, Digby
1938
1
1 6
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
4-1
Imperial Order, Daughters ofthe Empire
1923
1and Children ofthe Empire . B .C . Chapter
I.O.D.E. Governor Seymour Chapter,
1925
1New Westminster
Inland Empire Historical Society see : Elliott, T.C.INNES, George
1937
1INNES, John
1925
1INNIS, Harold R
1932-41
4The Innisfail Province . Innisfail , Alberta
1939
1Institut Historique et Heraldique de France, Paris
1933-34
3International Peace Memorial association of B .C .
1921
1IRELAND, Willard E
1942
2
4-2
JACKSON, T. W.
1929
1JACOBSEN, B. Fillip
1926
1JAFFARY, J . A.
1925, 1930
2sa: Alberta. Provincial Library
JAMIESON, Frederick C
1930
1JANASSON, J . A.
1931
1JENKINS, L. W.
1923-33
9JENKINS, Stuart W
1933
1JENNESS, Diamond
1932
1JENNS, Eustace A
1912, 1921
2"John"
1932 1JOHNSON, F Henry
1936
1JOHNSON, Knight
1928
4JOHNSON, Olivia
1927
3JO NSON, R Byron
1896
1Johnson & Emigh [bookstore] San Francisco
1896
1JOHNSTON, J. N.
1929
1JONES, F
1907
1JONES, Nard
1940
1JONES, Stephen
1938
1
4-3
Kamloops. City Clerk
1936
2Kamloops 125th Anniversary Celebration Committee 1937
2KEARY, W. H.
1908-30
9KELLY, Matthew
1934
2KEMBLE, John Haskill
1941
1KENNEDY, Edith Wynne
1929-30
5
4-4
KENNEDY, H. A.
1925
4KENN EDY, Merryn E
1936
1KENNEDY, R. J.
1930
1
1 7
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
4-4 cont'd
KENNEDY, W.P .M.
1929-30
6KENNY, James F
1926-43
6KENNY, M.H .
1929
2
4-5
KERMODE, Frank
1921
2KIDD, Thomas
1923
2KIDDLE, Thomas
1907
1KING, Wm. Lyon MacKenzie
1943
1Kinistino (Sask.) Historical Society
1938
1KIRBY, Wm. J .
1940
1KLINCK, Leonard
1932-42
11
4-6
KLOTZ, Otto J
-1923
1913, 1915
2KNOX, H. C .
1938
3
4-7
KROEPELIEN, B .
1938-39
8KUYKENDALL, Ralph S
1923-40
16
4-8
LAIDLAW, Walter F
1926, 1936
4LAING, F . W.
1938-42
16
4-(9-13)
LAMB, W Kaye
1928-43
90
4-14
LAMBAULT, Don
[1938]
1LAMPMAN, P. L.
1928
1LANDON, Fred .
1935-43
12LANGE, Otto
1912
1Langley. Clerk's Office
1938
1LANGTON, H. H.
1909-10
2LANGTON, W. M.
1918
1LANNING, Walter
1920-27
4
4-15
LARSEN, T
1934-41
4LAUT, Agnes C
1926
1LAW, Joseph
1929
1The Law Society of B.C.
1928
1Lawson (E.M.) & Co . [bookseller] Sutton Coldfield
1938
1LAZENBY, A. L.
1923
1LEBOURDAIS, Louis
1929-39
9LEE, J. Ormsby
1936-38
3LEE, John Thomas
1912-34
6
4-16
LEECHMAN, Douglas
1943
1LEESON, B . W.
1940
1
1 8
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
4-16 cont'd
LEIGHTON, R. H.
1932-35
3LEIGHTON, Wm. M and C. Morison
1930
1LETT, R. C . W.
1929
1LETT, Sherwood - see : Rhodes Scholarship Trust
4-17
LEWIS, William S
1917-28
6Library Association of Portland (Oregon) - see :
Rockwood, E. RuthLIDSTER, H. Norman
n.d.
1LINKLATER, W.F .
1928
1LITTLE, Margaret
1934
2Little Theatre, Vancouver
n.d.
1LOCKE, George H
1925
1LOCKLEY, Fred.
1926
1LOMAX, Alfred L
1939-41
1LORD, J . W. C.
1935
1Lord Selkirk Association of Rupert's Land
1926
4LUARD, E. M.
1930
2LYON, 1. A.
1896
1
4-18
M, Ethel M
1922-23
3McARTHUR, D
1928, 1930
2MacBETH, R. G
1927-29
9McBRIDE, Richard
1907-14
6
4-19
McCALLUM, James Dow
1939
2McCARVIE, M. M.
1927
1McClelland & Stewart
1924-25
3McConnell & Fergusson Ltd . Vancouver
1926
1McCord National Museum, Montreal
1930
1MACDONALD, J A.
1907
1McDonald, J . W.
1926
1MacDonald, M . A.
n.d.
1MacDONALD, W. L .
1932
2McDONELL, A.E.C .
1930
1MacDONELL, Marguerite
1930, 1934
2
4-20
McDOUGALL, John
1931-32
4McEVOY, A
1931
1MACFIE, J. H.
1907
1McINTYRE, Chas . M.
1929
1MacKAY, Isabel Ecclestone
1913, 1917,
31925
McKECNIE, (Mrs.) W.C .
1913
1
1 9
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no. of items
4-20 cont'd
MacLACHLAN, Robert D
1929
1McLAREN, Jean
1933
1MacLEAN, Isabel A. R.
n.d.
1McLEAN Norman
1918
1Maclean's Magazine
1924
1McLENNAN, F. D.
1934
2
4-21
McLEOD, A.W.
1933
1MACLEOD, J . E. A .
1924-35
6MacLEOD, John A
1930-34
5
4-22
MacMECHAN, A
1923
1MacMILLAN, Peter
1932
2McNAUGHT, M
1911
1MacNEILL, A. H.
1928
1McNEILL, W
1911
1McQUARRIE, D
1923
1McQUEEN, George R
1928, 1930
2McTAVISH, Gordon C
1942
2Maggs Bros . [booksellers] London
1928
1Maguire J
F
n.d.
1MANNING, Wm. R
1911
7
4-23
MANSFIELD, C. J .
1913
1MANUGE, Claude G
1930
1Manzer Bros . Ltd . [lumber & ties]
1927
1Whonnock, B.C .
MAREGA Chas .
1938
1Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass.see : Dow, Geo. Francis and Jenkins, L . WMARION, Seraphin, 1896-
1941, 1942
3MARK, A. M.
1930
1MARPOLE, R
1914
1MARK, B. B .
1938
1MARSHALL, Charles J
1928
1MARTIN, Archer
1907-28
13
4-24
MARTIN, Chester
1924-39
9MARTIN, F . W.
1927
1Massachusetts Historical Society
1927-42
16sa: Ford, Worthington C. and Green, Samuel A.
4-25
Massie, A. J . Ltd . [advertising] Vancouver
1926
1MATHERS, Kay
1942
1
20
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
4-25 cont'd
MATHEWS, Stanley W
1927-34
6MATHIESON, Margaret M
1930, 1931
2Matson Navigation Co.
1939
1MATTHEWS, James Skitt
1927-42
9MATTHEWS (Harold) Ltd . [auctioneers and
1928
1valuers] Vancouver
MATTHISON, (Mrs.) A. A .
1936
1MATTHISON, Edith M
1928
1MAVER, Alison G
1930
1MAYO, Lawrence S
1927
1
5-1
MEANY, Edmond S
1916-33
24MEANY, Edmond S, Jr .
1940-41
3
5-2
MEHNERT, Klans
1940
2MERENESS, Newton D
1929
1MERK, Frederick
1932
1MERRITT, Catharine Welland
1926
1Merritt Board of Trade see : Cornwall, J . E .MERRYN, Geneva
1930
1MILLER, Joe E
1929
1MILLS, Jane
1931
1MILLS, Lennox A
1932
1MILLS, W. R.
1928
1Minnesota Historical Society
1928-34
3MINTZ, A. E .
1912
1
5-3
MITCHELL, David S
1915-38
55-4
MOFFAT, Henry
1930
1MOORE, Samuel A.
1938
1MORICE, Adrien Gabriel
1905-36
25MORIN, Victor
1924
15-5
MORISON, Charles F
1897
1MORISON, John W
1939
2MORISON, Samuel Eliot
1926-37
5sa: Harvard Universitysa: The New England Quarterly
MORRISON, A. S .
1930
2MORRISON, Philip
1926, 1929
2MORROW, R. L.
n.d.
1
5-6
MORTON, Arthur S
1924-38
9MORTON, J Metcalfe
1914
1MOSER, Charles
1924-43
5
2 1
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
5-7
MUNDAY, W. A. Don
1928
1MUNRO, J
1937
3MURPHY, D
1927-30
4MURRAY, George M
1938
1MURRAY, W.G.
1943
1The Museum Book Store, London
1908-33
4MYERS, Charles H
1929
1
5-8
MANTEL, Marichal
1930
1National Committee for the Celebration of
1927
1The Diamond Jubilee of Confederation
Native Daughters of British Columbia
1930-33
2Native Sons and Native Daughters of Victoria
1929
1Native Sons of B.C. - sa : Lee, J Ormsby
1907-33
14Native Sons of Canada
1929
1NEELY, C . R.
1936
1
5-(9-10)
NELSON, Denys
1923-28
36
5-11
Nelson Daily News
1928
1[MESON, Wes?]
1930
1The New Canadian Metal Co., Ltd., Riondel, B .C .
1912
1The New England Quarterly - sa : Morison,
1928, 1933
2Samuel E
New South Wales . Public Library
1931
2New Westminster . City Clerk - sa : Kearny, W.H .
1907-34
5New Westminster . City Hall
1901
1New; Westminster. May Day Celebration
1932, 1937
2Committee
New Westminster . Public Library
1928, 1933
2New Westminster . Board of School Trustees
1912, 1913
2New Westminster . Treasurer
1928, 1930
2
5-12
New Westminster Bar Association
1933
1New Westminster Kiwanis Club see : McLeod, A. W.New York. Public Library
1926
1New Zealand . Turnbull (Alexander) Library
1929
1NEWCOMBE, Charles F
1910-24
10NEYE, Francis
1933
1NICHOLSON, J. R .
1927
1NIENDORFF, Hazel W
1940
1NOIRRIS, L
1930, 1941
2North Vancouver. Police Department
1925
1
22
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
5-12 cont'd
North Vancouver. St . Andrew's United Churchsee : St . Andrew's United Church, North VancouverThe Northwest Farm News, Bellingham
1937
2Norwich Union Fire insurance Society Ltd .
1930
1
5-13
O'BRIEN, A. H.
1942, n.d .
2Occidental College, Los Angeles
1927
1OGDEN Adele
1938
1O'HAGAN, Thomas
1931
1Okanagan Historical and Natural History Society
see : Morris, LOLIVER, Edmund H
1923
2OLIVER, John
1918-24
3OLIVER, John
n.d.
1O' MALLEY, Chas .
1943
1Ontario . Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph
1934
1Ontario . Dept. of Public Records and Archives
1925, 1932
2Ontario Historical Society
1933
1Oregon Historical Society
1910-30
5sa: Pipes, Nellie ; sa : Himes, Geo . H
5-14 .
Pacific American Fisheries
1934
1PACIFIQUE, Father
1937
1PALMER, Howard
1918-33
13
5-15
Paradise of the Pacific [period .] Honolulu
1939
1PARKER, F
1930
1PARKER, Mat thew A
1928
1The Pas Board of Trade see : Robertson, P . C.PATTISON, F. W.
1929
1PAULINE, F. A.
1927
1PAULSEN, K
n.d.
1
5-15
Peabody Museum, Salem, Mass.
1927-43
12sa: Jenkins, L . W.
Peace River . Mayor - see : Wilson, Walter N.Peace River . Public Library - sa : Soars, Norman
1939
1Peace River Chamber of Commerce
1943
1PEARCE, J . A.
1942
1PEARDON, H. S .
1930
1PEARSON, Herbert
1933
1PEERS, Brenda
1927, 1928
3
5-16
PEMBERTON, C. C.
1925-27
4
23
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
5-16 cont'd
Pemberton & Son Vancouver Ltd .
1928
1Pendleton Woolen Mills, Portland, Oregon
1941
1PE NNINGT ON, Clare
1929
1PERRAM, Frances A
1927
1PETERS, E. S .
n.d.
1PETERSON, A. E .
1926-27
3PHILLIPS, Matt
1930
1PHILIPS, Stephen W
1932-1943
2PHILLIPPS-WOLLEY, Clive
1910
1Philobiblon [bookstore] Vancouver
1935
1PICKERING, Winifred
1930
2PIDCOCK, Geo. H
1928
1PIERCE, George Warren
1943
1PIERCE, Lorne - see : The Ryerson Press, Toronto
5-17
The Pierce and Zahn Book Co., Denver, Colorado
1912
1PIPES, Nellie B
1929-35
13POEHNELL, F
1929
1PORTER, Kenneth W
1928
1POULIOT, J. Camille
1934
1POWER, John
1924
1POWND, A. M.
1930
1PRATT, Ned
1937
1
5-18
Presbyterian Church in the U.S .A . Office of
1933
1the General Assembly
PRIESTLEY, Herbert I - sa : Bancroft
1920-21
5Library, Berkley
PRIESTMAN, D. E.
1930
1Prince Albert (Sask.) Historical Society
1925
1Prince George . City Clerk
1924
1Prince George . Sheriffs Office
1923
1PROSCH, Thos . W.
1911
1PRUDHOMME, L . A.
1929
1
5-19
The Publishers Association of Canada Ltd .
1914-16
4Publishers Association of the United States
1924-32
4Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association
1927, 1928
2PYBUS, Henry
1928
1Quebec. Archives
1941
1Queen's Quarterly - sa : McArthur, D.
1929, 1933
2sa: Fyfe, W. H.
5-20
RANKIN, F . W.
1936
1
24
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
5-20 cont'd
RAYLEY J. T .
1928
1REED, Henry E
1933
1REGAN John W
1937
1REID, Robie Lewis
1913-39
5RED, Tom
1939
1REISBECK . Jessie E
1923, 1924
2RESTARICK, Henry Bond, 1854-1933
1923-30
12RESTARICK, May
1930-42
6Review of Historical Publications Relating to Canada
see : Langton, H. H.
5-21
Rhode Island Historical Society
1931-33
2Rhodes Scholarship Trust
1933
4RICH, H. N.
1930
1RIDDELL, William K
1929
1ROBERTS, Charles G. D.
1927, 1933
2ROBERTS, Jno . H
1933
2ROBERTSON, John W
1927
2ROBERTSON, P . C .
1936
1ROBERTSON, T. R.
1938
1ROBINSON, E. R.
1923
1ROBINSON, Edgar S
1927-38
15ROBINSON, Eugene
1935
1
5-22
ROBINSON, Noel
1927-39
20ROBSON, Ernest S
1931-32
5
5-23
ROCKWOOD E. Ruth
1915
1ROE, F. Lorne
1933
1ROGERS, Elizabeth
1914
1ROGER, M.1.
1934
1ROLLETT, Dora
1929-30
2ROMANET, Louis A
1928
1ROSE, J. Holland
1927-29
6ROSS, Francis H
1926-30
2ROSS, Harry
1926
1Rotary Club of Vancouver
1930
1ROWLING, Gilbert
1930
1The Roxburghe Club of San Francisco
1942
1
5-24
The Royal Geographical Society, London
1930, 1933
2Royal Historical Society, London
1929, 1930
2
25
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
5-(24-25)
The Royal Society of Canada
1917-43
49sa: Burpee, Lawrence Jsa : Fox, W. Sherwood
5-25
RUBINOWITZ, Israel I
n.d.
1RUSES, W. J .
1930
1RUSSELL, Alena M - see : B .C . Provincial Library
5-(26-28)/6-(1-4)
Ryerson Press
1924-43
149
6-4
RYMAN, J. H.T.
1914
1
6-5
SAGE, (Mrs .) B . W.
1931
1SAGE, Nelda
1931, n.d .
2SAGE, Walter N
1928-34
6
6-6
St. Andrew's United Church, North Vancouver
1933
3St. George's Anglican Church, Haney
1930
1Building Fund
St. George's School, Vancouver
1938
1ST. JOHN, R. Monro
1933
1The St. John Citizen [newspaper]
n.d.
1St. Mary's Mission Boarding School see : Morice, A.G.SALAS, Eugenio Pereira
1935, 1941
2SALE, C. V .
1928
1SANFORD, Albert M
1933
1Saskatchewan . University . Library
1930
1Saskatchewan Historical Society
1938
2SCHAFER, Joseph
1915SCHINDLER, Joseph
1943
1SCHNELING, William
1922
1
6-(7-11)
SCHOLEFIELD, E. O. S .
1908-18
55
6-12
SCHOOLEY, C. A.
1913
1SCHULTZ, James Willard
1938
1SCOTT, Duncan C. see : The Royal Society of CanadaSCOTT, Leslie M
1927, 1929
9
6-13
SEARLE, Townley
1932
1SEARS, J. Edward
1942
2Seattle . Public Library
1932
1SEAWARD, H. S .
1930
1[SCRING], R. W.
fragment
n.d.
1
26
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
6-13 cont'd
Selkirk (Lord) Association of Rupert's Landsee : Lord Selkirk Association of Rupert's LandSEWARD, F.O.
1925-26
1SHAW, George Coombs
1933
1SHAW, Ian A
1941
1Shelly's Ltd [bread manufacturers] Vancouver
1927
1SHEPHERD, Jas .
n.d,
1SHIELS, Archie W. - sa: Pacific American
1932-41
3Fisheries
SHIRLEY, J. H .
1907
1Shorey Book Store, Seattle
1942
1
6-14
SHORTT, Adam
1920
2SHOTWELL, James T. see : Carnegie
Endowment for International PeaceSHRUM, GordonN.
[form letter]
1941
1Sierra Club - see : Farguhar, Francis P,SIGURDSON, O.
1939
1STILLITOE, Violet E
n.d.
6[SIMINGTON?] Antoinette
1939
1Simpsons Ltd, Toronto
1929
1SIPPRELL, W. F .
1907
1SKELHORNE, Arthur
1930
1SKYNNER, W. J .
1927
1SLEEPER, Alice
n .d.
1SMITH, (Mrs.) C . J.
1935
1
6-(15-16)
SMITH, Charles W
1911-43
43
6-17
SMITH, Francis E
1930
2SMITH, (Mr. & Mrs .) Frank
n.d.
1SMITH, G. Hubert
1938
1SMITH, Harlan 1
1922
1SMITH, Helen Cleveland
1935, n.d .
3SMITH, I . H.
1943, n.d .
3
6-18
SOARS, Norman sa: Peace River Public Library
1929, 1939,
31940
SOLIDAY, Geo . W
1933-37
5SOLIS-COHEN, Bertha
1943
1Sotheran (Henry) & Co. [booksellers] London
1896
1South Carolina Historical Society
1928
1The Southwestern Saskatchewan Old-Timers'
1928
1Association
27
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
6-18 cont'd
SOVERIGN, A. H.
1930
1
6-19
Spokane Historical Society
1917
1SPURRIER, Flora
1930
1STAFFORD, Morgan H
1920-30
10
6-20
STANDEN, J. R.
1938
1Stanford University . Felton (Charlotte Ashley)
1931
1Memorial Library
STANLEY, Carleton
1941
4STEFANSSON, Vilhjalmur
1930, 1931
2STEVENS, F. E.
1928
1STEVENS, H. H .
1927, 1930
31932
STEVENS, Winifred M
1920, 1930
2STEVENSON, (Mrs .) A. L.
1912
1STEVENSON, John
1913, 1918
2
6-21
STEWART, Charles L
1935, 1936
3STEWART, David A
1930-36
9STEWART Grace G
1930
1STOKER, Mary Teresa
n.d.
1
6-22
STOKES, John F. G .
1935-40
14STOUT, Ed.
1913
1
Strang & Prosser Advertising Agency, Seattle
1913
1STREETER, Thomas W
1941, 1942
3
6-23
STUART, Allan K - see : T . L . 'ThackerSTUART, Duncan
1937
1STUBBS, L. St . E .
1928
4Suffield (Conn.) Town Clerk
1926
1SULL IVAN, Alan
1934
1SULLIVAN, Arthur
1912
1SULLIVAN, Maurice S
1933
1Sun Insurance Office, London
1930
1The Surrey Bookshop, Woking
1933
1SWANSON, John D
1929-37
3
6-24
TALBOT, Clare Ryan
1930
1TAULBUTT,A. S .
1930
1TAYLOR, Louis D .
1933
1TAYLOR, Louise M.
1923-25
3
28
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no. of items
6-24
TEAGUE William
1913
1TEAL, G. C .
1924
2TEMPLEMAN, W.
n.d.
1THACKER, T.L.
1941
2THOMA, Jurt H
1931
1THOMAS, E.H .
1928
1Thompson Valley District Historical and
1936
1Museum AssociationTHRUPP, Sylvia L
1928
1
6-25
TITCOMB, Margaret
1939
1TODD, O. J .
1938
1Torch Press, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
1912
1Toronto . Public Library
1941
2Toronto . University . Bursar's Office
1932
1Toronto . University . Library - see : Wallace, W. S.Toronto . University . Press
1932
1Trail Seekers Council see : Barry, J . NeilsonTREAT, C.W.
1911
1TRIMBLE, W. J .
1911-13
9TUCKER, G. C .
1929
1TUPPER, Charles Hibbert
1922
1TURPIN, George
1930
1TWOMBLY, Clifford Gray
1929
1TWOMBLY, Henry Bancroft
1942
1
6-(26-27)
TYRRELL, J . B .
1908-43
28
6-28
Union College of B. C.
1942
1U. S . Library of Congress
1928-29
5U. S . National Archives
1941
1U. S . Work Projects Admin. Nat'l Archives Project 1941
3University Associates of Canada
1935
1Upper Canada College, Toronto
1922
1
7-1
VAN DEUSEN, Florence
1940
1Vancouver . Mayor - see : Tayler, Louis D.Vancouver . Museum
1912-41
17Vancouver . Board of Park Commissioners
1911
1Vancouver . Public Library - see : Robinson, Edgar S.
7-2
Vancouver Board of Trade
1932
1Vancouver Daily Province
1926-38
4Vancouver Hotel
1942
1
29
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
7-2 cont'd
The Vancouver Merchants' Exchange
1923
1Vancouver Pioneers' Association
1930
1Vancouver Pioneers' Memorial Committee see : Aubrey, Frederick C.Vancouver Poetry Society
1933
1Vancouver Shakespeare Society
n.d.
1Vancouver Technical High School
1928
1VENSTROM, C. J .
1924
1VESEY, S . Kirkland
1936
1Veterans Jubilee Banquet Committee, Toronto
n.d.
1Victoria. Parks Committee
1931
1Victoria College, B. C.
1927
1VINCENT, C .W.
1937
2
7-3
WJ B
1940
1WADE, F . C .
1910
1WADE, M . S.
1911-26
6WADE, Margery
1927
1WADHAMS, Wm. A
1935
3
7-(3-4)
WAGNER, H.
1931-43
52
7-5
WALBRAN, John T
1910-11
13
7-6
WALKER, Edmund
1923
1WALKEM, Geo. A
1927, 1928
2WALKINSHAW, Robert B
1927
2WALLACE, J.N .
1923, 1929,
31939
WALLACE, Robert C
1942
2
7-(6-8)
WALLACE, W. S.
1911-43
42
7-9
WALSH, Wm. L
1936
1WALTON, A. C.
1932
1WARDLE, J . M.
1927-28
5Wartime Merchant Shipping Ltd.
1942
1Washington. University . Library
1943
1sa: Smith, Chas . W.
Washington. University . Press
1930
1Washington Historical Quarterly
see : Meany, Edmund S; sa: Smith, Chas . W.Washington State Historical Society
1933
1WATSON, Robert
1928, 1930
2WEBB, Vincent D.
1941
2
30
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
7-9 cont'd
Webb Publishing Co., St. Paul, Minnesota
1925
1WEBSTER, J. C .
1925-43
14
7-10
The Welland Tribune and Telegraph, Ltd .
1926
1WELLS, Oliver C
1922
1WEST, R. Rollerton
1930, n.d .
2West Vancouver . Mayor - see : Sears, J . EdwardWestern Reserve Historical Society - see : Cathcart Wallace H.Westminster Trust Co., New Westminster
1929-30
4Wetaskiwin (Alberta) . City Clerk and Treasurer
1936
5WHARTON, Lewis
1932
1WHEAT Carl 1
1926-33
17
7-11
WHITE, H
1942, 1943
2WHITE, J. N.
1914-36
8WHITE, James
1912-27
6WHITEHILL, Walter Muir - sa : Peabody Museum, 1941-43
3Salem, Mass.
7-12
WICKETT, F . C .
1930
1WICKERSHAM, James
1929
1WIEDEMANN, T.
1914
1WILCOX, Elsie H.
1941
1William and Mary, College of. Librarian
1934
1William George's Sons - see : George's (Win) Sons .WILLIAMS, C . M.
1934
1WILLIAMS, M. Y.
1941-42
4WILLIAMS, Stanley T
1928
1WILLIS, S. J .
1937
1WILSON, Charles
1907-21
3WILSON, P. E.
1913
1WILSON, Walter H
1929
2WILSON, William F
1935
1
7-13
WINTER, Chas . F.
1930
2WINTHER, Oscar O
1942-43
3WOLFENDEN , R
1910
4Women's' Canadian Club, Vancouver
1934
2Women's Canadian Historical Society of Ottawa
1940
1Women's Canadian Historical Society of Toronto
1927
1WOOLLACOTT, Arthur P
1926
1WOODS, J. J .
1939
1WORSICK, M
1934
2WRIGHT, Eliza L
1933
2
3 1
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
7-13 cont'd
Wrigley (Roy) Printing & Publishing, Vancouver
1939
1WRONG, Geo. M
1912
1
7-14
Y's Men's Club of Vancouver
1930
1YORK, (Mrs.) Fraser
1922
1YORK, Thos. F
1916
1Yorkshire & Canadian Trust, Ltd ., Vancouver
1929
2YOUNG, Otis
1934-35
3YOUNG, Thos . C
1929
1ZURBRICK, John L
1921, 1926
2
7-15
Fragments and unidentified
OUTGOING LETTERS SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
10-1-10-9
Outgoing letters
1899-1943
ca. 1500
BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
11-1
Biographical cal material (re death)
1943-46
15
PERSONAL DOCUMENTS SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
11-2
Certificates, commissions, degrees, etc .
1890-1943
16
11-3
re Teaching Career
1884-1887
9
11-4
Passport
1931 1
FINANCIAL RECORDS SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
11-5
Bank book
1912-14
1
11-6
Expense account
1930, n.d .
20
l l-(7-8)
Stocks and bonds
1916-34
80
11-9
Bills -and receipts
1887-1940
43
11-10
Taxes
1928-34 22
11-11
Miscellaneous
1917-34 13
COMMITTEE PAPERS SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
11-12
Committee papers
1904,1908
2
REVIEWS SERIES
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Date
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11-13
Reviews
n. d.
48
PRINTED MATERIAL SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
11-14
Printed material (miscellaneous)
ca. 1912-43
47
MEMORABILIA SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
12-(1-7)
Memorabilia (folder 12-1 is familial correspondence)
ca.300oversize (at end of papers)
CLIPPINGS SERIES
3 2
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Subiect
Date
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12-(8-10)
Clippings
ca. 100
NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS SERIES
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Subject
Date
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12-11
Newspaper extracts
24
PHOTOGRAPHS SERIES
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
13-(1-2) Persons
99
13-(3-4) Scenes
127
13-5
Hawaii
26
13-6
Negatives
116
unfoldered
Album (Cariboo & family)
1909-14, n.d .
1 Vol.
13-7
Historical miscellany (sa : printed material)
24
13-8 & oversize
Miscellaneous
20(at end of papers)
SCRAPBOOK SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
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oversize
Scrapbook (clippings relating to F.W. Howay, Historical Sites
1 Vol.(at end of papers)
Monuments Board and general historical informations)
MAPS SERIES
33
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no . of items
13-9
Maps (miscellaneous) (See map inventory)
15
SPEECH MATERIAL SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
14-(1-6)
Speech material
ca. 300
WRITINGS SERIES
Box and fldr no .
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14-7
Writings (others?)
2
14-8
Lists (law books & index to Americana Collection) 1910, n.d .
2
34
NOTEBOOKS SERIES
Box and fldr no.
Subiect
Date
no. of items
15-(1-13)
Notebooks
25 vols .16-(1-7) Including :
Ermatinger papersTort and criminal casesNew Westminster Public School copy book
7 Aug., 1883A memoir not in Howay ' s handA Fur Traders Life in New Caledonia, work bookCopy ofreminiscences of R.H. PidcockCopt of Hoskin's voyage in the Columbia Rediviva
1790-93(2)
DIARY SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
16-8
Diary
1931
1 Vol.
HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS SERIES
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no . of items
17-1
Historical documents (miscellaneous)
1822-89
6
HISTORICAL NOTES SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
17-(2-7) -
Historical notes
n.d.
ca. 50018-(1-5)
MISCELLANY SERIES
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no . of items18-6
Miscellany
ca. 50
NOTES AND MANUSCRIPTS FOR THE HISTORY OF B .C . SERIES
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no . of items
19-(1-6)
Notes & miss (for history of B.C.)
n.d
ca. 300
CARD FILES SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no. of items
20
Card filesNotes on shipsSubjects and quotations
SUBJECT FILES SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
21-1
Alberta Field Force, Operations of the
1885
1Alexander, Fort
see : Maurepas, FortAlexandra Bridge, Spuzzum, B .C .
1925-27
25Automobile Club of B .C .B.C. Dept . of Public WorksHSMB (Harkin)Association of Professional Engineersofthe Province of B.C.
21-23
Alexandria, Fort, B .C .
1925-38
44HSMB (Harkin)Wallace, J . N.Le Bourdais, LouisMcInnes, Alexander PB.C . Provincial Librarian and Archivist (L b)
3 5
21-4
ALLARD, Jason O. (correspondence)
1920-26
7sa: Evans, John
21-(5-6)
Arctic explorations
1925-33
ca. 77HSMB (Harkin)Cruikshank, E. n .Sage, Walter NobleCanada. Topographical Survey . Surveyor General
21-(7-8)
Assiniboine, Fort, Alberta
1934-39
73Alberta . University . PresidentHSMB (Harkin)MacLeod, J.E.A .Historical Society of AlbertaHudson's Bay Co.
3 6
Box and fldr no.
Subiect
Date
no. of items
21-9
ASTOR, John Jacob
1932
5Plunkett, Margaret F
21-10
Atahualpa [ship] Massacre
1800
5
21-(11-12)
Augustus, Fort, Alberta
1923-27
81HSMB (Harkin)Canada . Topographical SurveyFraser, R. GordonAlberta . Provincial LibraryAlberta . Librarian and ArchivistCoyne, James HGibson, A. H.
21-13
BAKER Remember
1925-27
11HSMB (Harkin)
21-14
BARBER, Henry
n.d.
1
21-(15-16)
Barkerville, B.C .
1913, 1923-29
86Freemasons . Cariboo Lodge No . 4Beech, HHSMB (Harkin)Turner, Geo. PMurphy, (Mrs.) R. L .Arison, E . J .Le Bourdais, LouisBole, J . P . HamptonB. C. MinerVancouver. MuseumPeters, E . S .
21-17
Barkley Family
1910-11
2
21-18
BARNSTON, John G. & MacDONALD, Ranald
1861
2
21-19
BARTLETT, John (notes on the Bartlett Journal)
n.d.
1 Vol.
21-20
Beaver [steamer]
n.d.
1
21-21/22-1
Beedy (J . C .) & Co., Williams Creek
1863-64
2 vols.Day books
22-2
BEGBIE Matthew Baillie
n.d.
1
3 7
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
22-3
Benton, Fort (Montana) Trail
1937-43
21Harber, Nora ERobinson, Edgar SSchultz, James WillardMacleod, J.E.A.HSMB (Williamson)
22-4
BIRD, H.1 .
1943
1
22-5
Blackfoot Indians
n.d.
1
22-6
BLANSHARD, Richard
n.d.
1
22-(7-8)
BOIT, JohnNotes & extracts ofjournal
4Journal, 1795-96
1 Vol.
22-9
Bounty [schooners]
1936-37
2The Society for Nautical Research
22-10
Bow, Fort, Alberta
1923-26
14HSMB (Harkin)Wallace, J. N.MacLeod, J.E.A .
22-(11-12)
Brandon, Manitoba
1925-30
80HSMB (Harkin)Stewart, David A
22-13
BREWER, J.C . (reminiscence of Klondike)
n.d.
1
22-14
BRISTOL, W. G.
n.d.
1
22-15
B.C. Overland Transportation Co.
1Newspaper extract from Toronto Globe, 1862
22-16
BROWN, John George (Kootenai)
1932-33
8Middleton, (Rev . Canon) S. H.HSMB (Harkin)
22-17
Buffalo jumping pounds
1923-26
38Wallace, J . N.HSMB (Harkin)Pearce, William
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no . of items
22-17 cont'd
Godsal, F. W.Jackson, J . A .MacLeod, J.E.A .Lethbridge Historical Society
38
22-18
Bulletin Bldg., Edmonton
1926-27
8HSMB (Harkin)
22-19
Burrard Inlet
12
22-20
Caamano, Jaunto
1792
3
22-21
Calgary, Fort, Alberta
1924-26
38HMSB, (Harkin)MacLeod, J.E.A .Calgary Women's Canadian Club
23-1
California Hotel, Yale, B.C. (Ledger)
1879-80
1 Vol.
23-2
CAMBIE, Henry J
n.d.
1Robinson, Noel
23-3
Cambridge History of the British Empire
1926-27
31
23-4
CAMERON, John A. "Cariboo"
n.d.
1
23-5
Canada. Royal Commission on UnemploymentInsurance . Written by Norma E. Thompson, 1937
23-6
Canadian-American Research Project
1935
3
23-(7-8)
Canadian Pacific Railway
1934-38
53HSMB (Harkin)
23-9
CPR Telegraph
1890
3
23-10
Canals
1924-26 14HSMB (Harkin)
23-11
Canizares, Rafael
1789
1
23-12
Cariboo
1927-37 11Hautier, (Mrs.) A. F .Berthold, Victor M
23-12 cont'd
Steiner, William
3 9
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
23-(13-14)
Cariboo Daybooks [unident .]
1865-87
2 vols.
24-1
Cariboo Claims record book (Yale)
1858-72
1 vol.
24-(2-3)
Cariboo Ledgers [unident .]
1864-75
2 vols.
24-4
Cariboo Sentinel
1867
3
24-5
Cemeteries, military
1923-26
17HSMB (Harkin)Canada. Topographical Surveys
24-6
Chile, North American Ships in
1788-1808
1
24-7
Chinook Jargon
1928-42
6The Service Printing & Publishing Co., SeattleTodd, John W., Jr.
24-8
Chipewyan, Fort, Alberta
1931-32
11HSMB (Williamson)The Beaver
24-9
Church history
1919-33
4Goodfellow, JohnB .C . Provincial library
24-10
Church schools in B.C.
1937
2Slater, G. Hollis
24-11
Churchill, Fort, Manitoba - sa : Prince of Wales Fort 1928-37
64HSMB (Harkin)HBC. Fur Trade CommissionerPAC [fragment]Cruikshank, E. A.Hofrenning, B . Ii .Harvey, D. C .Sage, Walter N.Larsen, T .
24-12
Collins Overland Telegraph
1929-33
74Quesnel Board of TradeLe Bourdais, Louis
24-12 cont'd
HSMB (Harkin)Quesnel . ClerkWestern Union Telegraph Co . Pacific DivisionShiels, Archie F .Malcolm, G. E .
COLNETT, James
40
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
24-(13-14) Correspondences
1934-43 91Angus, Henry F.Angus, DonaldPierce, LorneRyerson PressAngus, Geo . H.The Champlain societyWagner, H. R.Stokes, John F. G.University of Toronto Press
25-1
Notes
n. d.
25-(2-3)
Notes & mss.
n.d.
25-(4-6) Mss.
n.d.
25-7
Photographs
n.d. 26
25-8
Colonization, B.C.
n.d.
5Columbia Rediviva [ship]
25-9
Corres., notes, government documents
1911, 1940
33Forbes, Allyn B .Washington . University . Librarians
25-10
Gallery proofs
n.d.
26-1
Confederation
n.d. 6
26-2
Conrad Trading Co., Fort Benton, Montana
1935
4HSMB (Harkin)
26-3
Constitutional history of Canada
1934-35
23HSMB (Harkin)Oliver, Edmund H.Morton, Arthur S .
26-3 cont'd
Long, H. H.Stewart, DavidLandon, FredFieldhouse, Noel
4 1
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
26-4
Cowichan Valley
1860
1
26-5
Cridge, Edward and Crickmer, Wm. B .
1858-61
9
26-6
Crowfoot, 1830-90 - sa : Blackfoot Indians
1927-30
32HSMB (Harkin)Boyce, J . F .Canada. Dept . of Indian AffairsElliott, T . C .Gooderham, S. H.
26-7
Cumberland House, Saskatchewan
1923-29
41HSMB (Harkin)Canada . Topographical Survey . Surveyor GeneralMorton, Arthur S.NBC . Canadian CommitteeHBC. Fur Trade Commissioner
26-8
Dauphin, Fort
1928-29
15HSMB (Harkin)
Stewart, David A.Ross, H.F.N .
26-9
DAVIS, H.F . "Twelve foot", 1820-93
1923-29
51Peters, E . S .Doncaster, P. E.Cruikshank, R.Reid, Robie L .Cornwall, James K.Ross, FredMurphy, JerryFrederick, (Mrs.) H.Clokie, Jno . A . J .McDougal, John A.Osborne, R. M.
26-10
Dawson Road,
1932-38
19HSMB (Harkin)Knox, H. C.
42
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
26-(11-12)
Deadman's Island (testimony, corre., etc .)
1905
9
26-13
DEASE, Peter Warren (biog)
26-14
Dominion Lands Survey
1928-30
43HSMB ((Harkin)
Canada. Topographical SurveySwanson, J . O.Stewart, David A.Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba
26-15
Donner Party [short story by F . W. Howay]
1896
1
26-16
Dorr (Ebenezer) Family [geneology and notes
n.d.
2
26-17
DOUGLAS, Japes
n.d.
2
26-18
Dufferin, Fort
1935-38
15HSMB (Harkin)
26-19
EDGAR, Thomas [Portion of
1778
1an incomplete journal]
26-20
Edmonton, Fort
1930-32
39Northern Alberta Pioneers and Old Timers' AssociationHSMB (Harkin)The Historical Society of AlbertaLe Bourdais, LouisCanada. National Parks . Engineering ServiceJamieson, Frederick C.MacBeth R. G.
26-21
Ellice, Fort
1930-35
19HSMB (Harkin)McKay, JamesLeavens, W. L,
26-22
EVANS, John [trans . of letterbook]
1862-64
1 Vol.[incl . trams . of memoirs ofJason Allard, 1923]
27-1
FINLAYSON, Roderick [biog . sketch)
n.d.
1
43
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
27-2
Fork, Fort
1924-38
107HSMB (Harkin)Peace River Record [newspaper]Ottewell, A. E.Women's Canadian Club of Peace RiverClokie, Jno . A.Alberta . Public Works Department . District Surveyor and EngineerKennedy, D . M.Tyrrell, J . B .Cruickshank, R.Royal Society of CanadaAlberta . Provincial LibrarianWilson, W. H.Grant, DuncanWallace, J . N.Cruickshank, E.A .Gibson, AngusThe BeaverWheat, Carl I .Smith, G. Hubert
27-3
Frances, Fort
1933-3
46Cruikshank, E. A.HSMB (Harkin)HBC. Canadian CommitteeLandon, Fred
27-4
FRANKLIN, (Sir) John
1929-35
23HSMB (Harkin)Jackson, T . W.Canada. Dept. of the Interior . NorthwestTerritories and Yukon . Director
27-5
FRASER, Simon
1926-31
46HSMB (Harkin)Canada. Dept . of Indian _Affairs . Vancouver AgencyB .C . Dept . of Public WorksLeague of Western WritersBole, J . P . HamptonNative Sons of B .C. Vancouver Post
27-6
Fraser River
n.d.
2
27-7
Freemasons - B.C .
n.d.
1
44
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
27-8
Fur trade
n.d.
3
28-1
Garry, Fort
1926-28
28HSMB (Harkin)HBCThe BeaverSimpson, F . G.
28-2
Glengarry Light Infantry
1938
4
28-3
Glimpse [ship]
1926
1
28-4
Gold rush - B.C. sa: Cariboo
n.d.
4
28-5
Gonzales Hill
1924-26
60British Columbia Historical SocietyHSMB (Harkin)Forde, J . P .Pemberton, C. C.Wheatley, Julia M.T .
28-6
Grain shipment
1932
11Stewart, DavidHSMB (Harkin)Canadian Seed Growers' Association
28-7
GRAY. Robert
1929-30
24Matthews, AlbertHimes, Geo . H.Twombly, Clifford Gray
28-8
Great Fraser Midden
1934-35
2HSMB (Harkin)
28-9
Gustavus III [ship]
n.d.
2
23-10
HALL, (Rev.) John
n. d.
1
28-11
HARMON, Daniel Williams
n.d.
1
28-(12-13)
HASWELL, Robert
1930-32
25Matthews, AlbertWright, Mabel OsgoodTuckerman, Ellen Montresor
28-(12-13) cont'd
American Antiquarian Society
45
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no . of items
28-(14-15)
Hawaiian Islands
1928-38
ca. 150Cook Sesquicentennial CommissionB .C . Provincial Librarian and archivistMatson Navigation Co.Hawaii . ArchivesNew Westminster. City ClerkHSMB (Harkin)Kuykendall,R. S .Cohen, MauriceHawaiian Historical SocietyHouston,V . S . K .The Old Book House, BrightonHawaiian Mission Children's SocietyCorning, HowardStafford,Morgan H.Peabody Museum, Salem, Mass.Andrews, C . L .
28-16
HAWKS, J. S . (letter to "Hersuan")
1896
1
28-17
HENRY, Alexander (biography by J. W. Curran)
1938'
1
29-1
Henry House
1926-35
83HSMB (Harkin)Tyrrell, J. B.Meany, Edmond S .Canada. National Parks Engineering ServiceWalsh, J . L .
29-2
HILL, Henry
n. d.
2
29-3
HILL, William W. (diary)
1863
1
29-4
Historiography
1926 1
29-5
HOME, Alexander (trans . ofjournals)
1777-79
1
29-6
Hope [ship]
1791
1
29-7
Hope, B. C .
1915-29
58Teague, WilliamHSMB (Harkin)
29-7 cont'd
Thacker, T. L .Raab, A. E.Native Sons of B. C . Post #2, VancouverHope and District Board of TradeCanada . Public ArchivesB. C . Provincial Librarian and Archivist
46
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
29-8
HOSKINS, John Box - sa : Notebooks
1790-93
1
29-9
HOWETT, J.A . (police report)
1930
1
29-10
Hudson's Bay Co.
1943-46
12O'Malley, Charles
29-(11-12)
Hudson's Bay Record Society
n.d.
ca. 50
29-13
Indiansof North America - B . C .
1934
10HSMB (11-idn)
20-14
Indiansof North America - legends
n.d.
1
29-15
Indiansof North America - treaties (Biogra-
n.d.
1phical Notes ofNative Signatories in theTreaties with the Indians Alberta Saskatchewan& the N.W.T. - Capt . E . Eglinton Bailey)
29-16
Indians of North America - treaties - no . 6
1925-36
75HSMB (Harkin)Morton, Arthur S.Walker, JamesAlberta . LibrarianCanada . Dept . of Indian AffairsIndian Diamond Jubilee Association, Carleton, Saskatchewan
29-17
Indians of North America - treaties - no . 7
1925-27
53HSMB (Harkin)MacLeod, J. E . A .Canada . Dept . of Indian Affairs
29-18
Indians of North America - U.S .
n.d.
15
29-19
INGRAHAM, Joseph, 1762-1800
1929-32
17Matthews, AlbertHistorical Commission of South Carolina .Hasell, Duncan I .
47
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
30-1
Jasper House
1924-28
70HSMB (Harkin)Walker, C. M.Alberta . LibrarianHBC. Canadian CommitteeAlexander, F . W.Elliott, Thompson CoitThe BeaverCNR Director of Publicity
30-2
Jefferson (ship)
n.d.
2
30-3
Jews, B. C .
1940
ca. 20Rome, D .
30-4
JOHNSON, (Sir) William
1939-40
ca. 50PACMackay, E. Ross
30-5
Juan. Fernandez Island
1928
1
30-6
Kamloops, B .C .
1924-26
39Wade, M. S.HSMB (Harkin)
30-7
Kamsack Thunder Bird
1925-27
8HSMB (Harkin)
30-8
KELSEY, Henry
1930-36
50HSMB (Harkin)The BeaverHBC . Canadian CommitteeStewart, David a .Hilton, W. J .The Pas, Manitoba . MayorThe Pas Board of Trade
30-9
KENDRICK, John, 1740-1794
n.d.
10
30-10
KENNICOTT, Robert, 1836-1806 (extracts from
1946
1diary and journals)
30-11
Klondike
1927-30
ca. 75B.C. Provincial librarian
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no . of items
30-11 cont'd
Barwell, CharlesCorey, StanfordEngel, Philip C .Carwack, Marguerite
30-12
Kootenae House
1926-36
66HSMB (Harkin)Elliott, T . C .Hamilton, Basil G.B.C. Provincial Librarian and ArchivistTyrrell, J . B .
30-13
LACOMB, Albert, 1827?-1916
1928-29
3
30-14
LaCorne, Fort a
1925-38
78HSMB (Harkin)Prince Albert Historical SocietyTyrrell, J . B .Campbell, T. N.Morton, Arthur S .Bell, C . N.
30-15
Ladysmith Riot (trans . re riot cases)
1913
48
31-(1-2)
Langley, Fort, B .C .
1923-36
167Langley Board ofTradeLangley . ReeveHSMB (Harkin)Marr, B . B .Fort Preservation Committee (of Langley)B .C . Provincial LibrarianNative Sons of B. C. James McMillan Post #9, Fort LangleyNelson, DenysCruikshank, E. A.
31-3
LaTOUR, Charles de
1929-30
2
31-4
LaVENDRYE, Pierre de Varennes, sieur de
1824-38
561685-1749
HSMB (Harkin)Eschambault, Antoine d'LeVerendrye Bi-centenary Committee
31-5
Legal history - B .C .
n.d.
8
49
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
31-6
Lethbridge Alberta
1925-29
110HSMB (Harkin)Alberta . LibrarianAlberta. Lethbridge Irrigation, DistrictLethbridge Board of TradeLethbridge Historical Society
32-1
Lillooet-Alexandria Road
1862-63
28
32-2
Livingstone, Fort, Saskatchewan
1923-24
12HSMB (Harkin)Harvey, David C.Morton, Arthur S .
32-3
McBRIDE, Richard
n, d.
1
32-4
McDONALD, Archibald, 1790-1853 (biography)
n.d.
1
32-5
McDONALD, Ranald
1892
8
32-6
McDonald's Bank, B . C .
1926
13Jones, Harry HJenns, E. A.Victoria Book & Stationery Co .
32-(7-8)
MacKENZIE Alexander
1924-35
ca. 200Macfarlane, R.R.Ross, WilliamAnderson, Mary W. PeakeAnderson, John NorrieHSMB (Harkin)Wrong, H. H.Gibson, AngusMacGregor, Alasdair AlpinBalfour, AlexanderBrechin Edwin J .Stewart, GeorgeMackenzie, William C .Clokie, Jno . A.Longhead, Nelson S.Bishop, R. P .
32-9
Macleod, Fort, Alberta
1924-36
75
32-9 cont'd
HSMB (Harkin)Godsal, F. W.McDonald, J.W.Fort Macleod, Alberta . Mayor
5 0
Box and fldr no .
Subiect
Date
no. of items
32-10
MacRAE, Donald
1887-92
9CPRNorth West Mounted Police
32-11
MANBY, Thomas
n.d.
2
32-12
Marco Polo
n.d.
1
32-13
Marin Journal
1816-18
1
32-14
Maurepas, Fort and Fort Alexander
1931-38
121HSMB (Harkin)French, C . H.Gordon, Charles H. M.Historical Society of ManitobaInnis, Harold A.Chalmers, A, M.Douglas, WilliamKnox, H.CEschambault, Antoine d'HBC Canadian CommitteeMorrison, A.S .
32-15
Margaret [ship]
1923
4Ballou, Howard M
32-16
MENZIES Archibald
n.d.
2
32-17
METCALFE, Simon
1927
4
32-18
Methye Portage
1933-38
73HSMB (Harkin)Innis, Harold A.Tyrrell, J . B .Ells, S . C .Fort McMurray, Alberta . PostmasterMartin H. MiltonFort McMurray . School District No . 2833La Verendrye Bi-centenary Committee
5 1
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
32-19
Metlakahtla, B.C .
n.d.
1
32-20
MIDDLETON, (Sir) Frederick
n.d.
1
32-21
MOBERLY, Walter
n. d.
1
32-22
Montreal and Lachine Railway
n.d.
1
32-23
MOODY, R. C .
n.d.
1
32-24
Moose Mountain
1926
6HSMB (Harkin)
32-25
MORSBY, J
1911
1
32-26
Mt. Robson
1924, 1936
6Young, T. C.
32-27
MUSGRAVE, Anthony
1870
1
33-1
Nanaimo Coal
1924-29
66Harrison, Victor B.Nanaimo . City ClerkNanaimo Board of TradeNative Sons of B.C. Post No. 3, NanaimoThe Association ofProfessional Engineers oftheProvince of B .C .
33-2
Nancy [ship]
1928-29
5HSMB (Harkin)
33-3
Negroes in B.C.
1932-36
26California Historical :SocietyWheat, Carl I .Davidson, Donald C.
33-4
NELSON Denys
1924-26
1 Vol.Halliday, W.M.Shannon, WilliamMcKenzie, J . C .Christie, H. R .
33-5
New Westminster, B.C.
n.d.
9
52
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no . of items
33-6
Nootka Sound
1923-25
89HSMB (Harkin)Longstaff, F. V .B.C. Provincial LibrarianNeill, A .W.Super Steno Service, VictoriaSmith, Charles W.Lord, W. R.
33-7
Northwest Rebellion - Cut Knife Hill
1926-38
80MacBeth, R. G.HSMB (Harkin)Winter, Charles F .Forin, J.A .Mouat, A. N.Cruikshank, E. A.
33-8
Northwest Rebellion - Duck Lake Battlefield
1926-31
19HSMB (Harkin)
33-9
Northwest Rebellion - Fish Creek
1926-35
13HSMB (Harkin)
33-10
Northwest Rebellion - Frog Lake Massacre
1923-30
13HMSB (Harkin)Peterson, A. E.
33-11
Northwest Rebellion - General T. B .
1928-32
47Strange MonumentMacBeth, R. G.Alberta. Provincial LibrarianB . C . Provincial LibraryThe Historical Society of Alberta
33-12
Norway House
1932-38
59HSMB (Landon)The BeaverHistorical Society of ManitobaHBC. Canadian CommitteeHBC. Publicity DepartmentHBC . Saskatchewan District Office
33-13
Numismatics
(R.L. Reid's file)
1940-41
6
53
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no . of items
34-1
Okanagan Valley
1929-30
8The Okanagan Historical and Natural History
Society, VernonSage, Walter N.HSMB (Harkin)Latimer, F. H.
34-2
Oregon Territory
n.d.
5
34-3
Ostell, Fort
1928
3Historical Society of Alberta
34-4
Otter [brig .]
n.d.
2
34-5
Overlanders of 1862
n.d.
2
34-6
Pacific Cable
1927-28
14HSMB (Harkin)
34-7
Peace River, Alberta
1929
2
34-8
Pearl [ship]
n.d.
4
34-9
Petroglyphs B.C .
1924-26
30Victoria Memorial MuseumArt, Historical and Scientific AssociationHSMB (Harkin)Nelson, Denys
34-10
PHILLIPS, Cyrus Olin
1932
7California Historical Society
34-11
Pine Island, Fort
1929
4Morton, Arthur S .
34-12
PINKERTON, John .
n.d.
1
34-13
Pioneer reminiscences
n.d.
4
34-14
Pioneers - B .C .
n.d.
3
34-15
Pitt, Fort
1931-32
6HSMB (Harkin)
5 4
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
34-16
Place names, B. C.
1934
9Yale University
34-17
Point Grey
1926-30
63Sage, Walter N.HSMB(Harkin)Gilley Bros . [coal and building supplies] N.W.Bole, J . P . Hampton
34-18
Pointe aux Pins
n.d.
1Polo, Marco - see : Marco Polo
34-19
Portage la Prairie
1924-29
48Great Northern Railway Co.Historical and Scientific Society of ManitobaStewart, David A.
34-20
Portage routes
1927
6Elliott, T . C .HSMB (Harkin)
34-21
Prince George, B.C .
1923-25
65Peters, E . S .Prince George . City ClerkHSMB (Harkin)Evans, (Mrs .) A. W.
34-22
Prince of Wales, Fort - sa : Churchill, Fort
1930-36
35PACHSMB (Harkin)HBC. Canadian Committee
34-23
Prince of Wales [ship]
n.d.
2
34-24
Princeton, B. C.
n.d.
1
35-1
Prospect Point
1923-26
56Vancouver . Board of Park CommissionersHSMB (Harkin)Native Sons of B.C. Post No . 4 & No . 2McMicking, Margaret LeightonLockyer, Henry
5 5
Box and fldr no .
Subs
Date
no . of items
35-2
Qu'Appelle, Fort, Saskatchewan
1934-35
15HSMB (Harkin)McDonald (D.H.) & Co .McDonald, E
35-3
Rebellion of 1837-38
n.d.
1
35-4
Red River Settlement
n.d.
2
35-5
Reliance, Fort
1926
4HSMB (Harkin)
35-6
Religious options at UBC
1940-41
ca. 50Senate minutesKlinck, L . S .
35-7
Robinson's Island
n.d.
1
35-8
Rocky Mountain House
1925-41
75Alberta . Provincial LibraryHSMB (Harkin)HBCMacKinnon, James A.Red Deer (Alberta) Board of TradeInnisfail (Alberta) . MayorThe Innisfail (Alberta) ProvinceSnell, C. H.Rocky Mountain House (Alberta) Board of Trade
35-9
ROONEY, Matthew
n.d.
1
35-10
Roseau Route
1933-37
93Manitoba Historical SocietyEschambault, Antoine d'HSMB (Harkin)
35-11
Royal Engineers
1908-30
ca. 50WolfendenHail, WilliamBruce, HenryBate M.Mellon, [S.] GertrudeDeasy, ThomasB.C . Premier
56
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
35-11 cont'd
Leighton, James B .Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of B.C .The BeaverWatson, Robert
35-12
Sails and sailing
n.d.
5
35-13
St. James, Fort
1928
13Baynes, E. G .The BeaverHBC
St, Pierre, Fort see : Fort Francis35-14
Saskatchewan, Fort
1927
15MacLeod, J . E . A .HSMB (Harkin)Alberta . Provincial Librarian
35-15
Selkirk, Thomas Douglas, 5th earl of
n.d.
1
35-16
SELLER, John M.
1862
1
35-17
Settlement - B .C ., 1871-1914 (Transcript of
n.d.
1Chapter XXIII of Howay's book)
35-18
Shipping on Burrard Inlet
1936
17B.C. Provincial Librarian & Archivist
35-19
Ships on Northwest Coast
1928-32
ca. 50Oregon Historical SocietyAndrews, C . C .
35-20
Shuswap Falls Legend of
n.d.
2
36-1
SIMPSON, (Sir) George
1922-42
28Elliott, T . C.Trail Riders ofthe Canadian RockiesHSMB (Harkin)The BeaverB.C . Provincial Librarian & Archivist
36-2
SIMPSON, Thomas
1936-37
13HSMB (Harkin)Manitoba Historical Society
5 7
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
36-3
Simpson, Fort
1924-26
4HSMB (Harkin)
36-4
SMITH, Sidney
1941
1
36-5
Song lyrics
n.d.
6
36-6
Songhees Reserve
1914, n.d.
5
36-7
Spanish Settlement in California
n.d.
1
36-8
Steele, Fort
1924-32
107Macbeth, R. G.HMSB (Harkin)Cann, J . G .Galbraith, Ella B.Steele, HarwoodWallinger J . A .
36-9
STRANGE, James
1930, 1941-43
17O'Malley, Charles
36-10
STURGIS, William, 1782-
n.d.
1
36-11
Surrey, B. C.
n. d.
1
36- 12
Terre Blanche, Fort
1926
11Alberta. Provincial LibrarianHSMB (Harkin)
36-13
THOMPSON, David
1931-32
11Canada, Interior Department, Jasper National park
36-14
TIEDEMANN, Herman Otto, 1821-1870
n.d.
1
36-15
TOD, John, 1791-1882
n.d.
1
36-16
VANCOUVER, Capt . George
n.d.
5
36-17
Vancouver Terminals Co,
1924
4
36-18
Vermilion, Fort
1828-29
16Morton, Arthur S .HSMB (Harkin)
5 8
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
36-19
VETCH, Samuel
1926-28
12
36-20
Victoria, B.C. - History
n.d.
1
36-21
Victoria, Fort
1926-31
50HSMB (Harkin)B.C. Provincial LibrarianPemberton, C. C.B.C . Historical Association
36-22
Virginia, U.S.A .
n.d.
1
36-23
WADDINGTON, Alfred
1926
2B.C . Provincial Librarian
36-24
Waddington Massacre
n.d.
1
36-25
Walsh, Fort
1924-33
93Coutts, G. B.HSMB (Harkin)Morton, Arthur S.Spence, GeorgeThe Southwestern Saskatchewan Old-Timers' AssociationForbes, IsaacAlberta . LibrarianAlberta . Provincial Police . Commissioner and Supt,Martin F. W.Fleming, D. A.Pollock, D. H.
Wawanesa (Manitoba) Monument - see : Dominion Lands Survey36-26
West Vancouver
1930-31
ca. 22
37-1
Wetaskiwin Alberta
1927-34
66HSMB (Harkin)Wetaskiwin . City Clerk and TreasurerScott, Victor A. K.
37-2
Whatcom Trail (R.L. Reid's file)
1922-27
31Harris, D. R.Cree, W. R.Smith, Charles W.B .C . Provincial LibrarianMayer, Florence
Box and fldr no.
Subiect
Date
no. of items
37-2 cont'd
Nation, Harold T.Pelly, Justinian
5 9
37-3
YALE, James Murray
1939
6Reid, Robie C .
37-4
Yale, B .C .
1923-32
56HSMB (Harkin)Wellington, B . H.Revsbeck, J . K.The Victoria Phoenix Brewing Co.Yates, C. F .Thacker, T. L .Leighton, James B.Murphy, D.Jackson, George S .
37-(5-6)
Zimmerman's Captain Cook
1924-27
ca. 50McKelvic, B .A.Ryerson PressFrench, CecilB.C . Provincial LibrarianSmith, Charles W.
HISTORIC SITES AND MONUMENTS BOARD SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
38-41-8
Correspondence
1923-43, n.d .
ca. 1000
41-9-42-2
Minutes and agenda
1919-43, n.d .
ca. 100
42-3
Maps and plans (See map inventory)
7
42-(4-5)
Sites
ca. 50
42-6
Printed material
9
42-7-43-2
Miscellaneous
ca. 200
44-(1-18a)
Photographs (alpha . by Province)
ca. 500
oversize (44-18b
Photograph albums
2 vols.44-18c)
60
THE AMERICN NEPTUNE SERIES
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no . of items
44-19
Miscellaneous
1940 4
CHAMPLAIN SOCIETY SERIES
Box and fldr no.
Subject
Date
no. of items
44-20
Miscellaneous
1914-42 8
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
45-1
Organization
1934 1
45-2
Members
1941-42 2
45-3
Meetings and agenda
1928-43
11
45-(4-8)
Correspondence
1929-43
ca. 75
45-9
Reports and statements
1943, n.d .
6
45-10
Summary of 1939-40 applications
1
45-11
Nominees
1934-43
ca. 50
45-12
Clippings
2
45-13
Photographs
6
ADDENDA SERIES
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
46-1
Several ms . and ts . drafts ofarticle, "the Dixon-Meares
1927-39
8Controversy" ; transcriptions of early Northwest Coast diaries ;correspondence with John Hosie, Provincial Librarian
46-2
Ts. transcriptions from Spanish accounts of exploration
ca. 1935
2on the Northwest Coast; letter from Donald Angus
6 1
Box and fldr no .
Subject
Date
no. of items
46-3
Ts. transcriptions and translations of Spanish documents
n.d.
20
46-4
Ts. translation of "Historic Tom. 71 Archivo General"
n.d.
2(extract from the diary of Don Jacinto Caamano)
46-5
"The Si-Mil-Ka-Meen and Frazer River Gold Fields :
191-?
3Advantage of the Columbia River Route over others for TravelCommerce" by Joel Palmer, 1860 (ts .) ; Ms. notes on placesassociated with the Fraser River and Cariboo gold rushes
46
Circular letter of the British Columbia Botanical
1866-n.d
2Association ; Ts . notes on the Association signed "J.W.E."(In Pamphlets section, classed as QK 1 Bo I ) .
46-7
Correspondence concerning pre-emption of lots
1938
2inNew Westminster
46-8
Correspondence and clippings concerning the Cariboo
1903-1926
31Sentinel and Zimmermann's A Voyage Round the WorldWith Captain Cook
46-9
Correspondence and draft ofbook review
1911, 1931
2
46-10
Transcript of Letters of James Colnett, 1790 .
1935
AN INVENTORY OF MAPS IN THE FREDERIC W. HOWAY FONDS
INSPECIAL COLLECTIONS DIVISION
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
COMPILED BY WENDY JOHNSONMARCH-APRIL, 1979
Box 13 File 9
63
AN INVENTORY OF MAPS IN THE FREDERIC W. HOWAY COLLECTION
1 .
Lethbridge, Calgary, Edmonton .Alberta Motor Association Tourist Information Bureaus .
n.d.No scale30 .5 x 39 " 5 cmReverse side : Famous Circle Tour : From the Canadian section of the InternationalPeace Park at Waterton Lakes to Calgary to Banff, Lake Louise, Yoho, Kootenay,Windermere, to Cranbrook, returning via the Crow's Nest Pass to Macleod andWaterton .Alberta Motor Association Tourist Information Bureaus .
n.d.No scale19.5 x 30.5 cm
2 .
[Ober Hauser's Route across Nucltin Lake]
n.d.Scale : 1/inch to approximately 3 .3 miles18 x 20.5 cm2 copies, left in box
3 .
Map of South Alberta. #5 .Alberta Motor Association .
1938Scale : 1 inch to approximately 13.4 miles29.5 x 22 cm
4.
Map of Calgary and Lethbridge Agency Districts .Alberta . Department of Lands and Lines .
March 1938Scale : 1 :792,000 or 12%z Miles to 1 inch63 x 56.5 cm
5 .
Fort Benton, Fort Macleod Road.James Willard Schultz to Howay
November 11,Scale : 1 inch to approximately 12 miles
193829 x 23 cmleft in box
6 .
[B.C. Coast and Offshore Islands]
n.d.Scale : 1 :5,000,00011 .5 x 20 .5 cmleft in box
7 .
Lake Athabasca and Connecting Waterways .Canada. Department ofthe Interior.
1928Scale : 1 :380,160 or 1 inch to 6 miles55 x 80.5cm
64
8 .
Plan of Chipewyan Settlement on Lake Athabaska, Province of Alberta .Canada. Department of the Interior .
July 1913Scale : 10 chains to I inch54 x89 cm
9 .
Proposed Alaska International Highway System .Washington Society ofProfessional Engineers for the Alaska N.W.
October 30,Emergency Committee .
1940 .Scale : 1 inch to 60 miles19 x27 cmleft in box.
10 .
[Canada - U.S. Border, Alberta, including Route of Mounted Police
n.d.Force, 1874]No Scale38 x13 cm
1 l .
Map of Wentworth County showing County and Suburban Roads.
1935Scale : 1 inch to 2'/2 miles22 x37 cm
Box 42 File 3
I .
[Township 41 Range 2 W3 . South Saskatchewan River and Town Creek]
n.d.No scale15 .5 x 20.5 cmleft in file
2 .
Battle of Fish Creek . Township 41 . Range 2 . W3M.
n.d.Scale : 1 inch to 578 yards20 .5 x 15 cmleft in file
3 .
Battle of Fish Creek . Township 41 . Range 2. W3M.
n.d.Scale : 1 inch to 578 yards20 .5 x 15 cmleft in file(Different landmarks noted than in above)
4 .
Treaty 6 . Plan ofDuck Lake Battlefield in Okemasis and Beardy
February 21,Indian Reserves 96 and 97, Saskatchewan.
1923Canada. Department of Indian Affairs .Scale : 2 chains to 1 inch34 " 5 x51 cm
5 .
Sites of Fort Esperance .
n.d.Scale : 1 inch to approximately 200 feet40 x 20 cm
6.
Plan of Site of Old Fort Esperance .
n.d.Scale : 1 inch to 200 feet29 x20 cm
7.
Sketch design of Historic Sites Memorial .
June 22,National Parks of Canada Engineering Service .
1928Scale : 1 inch to 1 foot53 x36 cm
8.
Honolulu . Territory of Hawaii .Compiled for the Hawaii Tourist Bureau by Wright, Harvey, and Wright .Corrected 1932Scale : 1 inch to 1562 feet77 x 45 cmReverse side : Island of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii .Compiled for the Hawaii Tourist Bureau by Wright, Harvey, and Wright .Scale : 1 inch to 2.8 miles36 x 45 cm
65
e Index
, .3 . The numbers follewing names indicate the box and folder ncmber where that namecan be found ae corresonlent .
meta may al,ear more than once in a folder.
Leademy of iAtural clenees of hiladelia,
ANDER3GL, John, Morrie, 32—(7—8)1-1
ANU301, tAty
Puke, 32—(7-8)
1 3
, no*
1-(3-4) 28-(14-15) ,
35 — 19
Llaaka
College .nd .ehool of
,nglican Young eople's .Asociation ,,sines, 1-1
Council, 1-5
Alaska ?tickers Asen,
1-1
nald, 1-5, 24-(13-14 )
Alberta . Cxecutive Council . Clerk, 1-2
George
24-(13-14 )Alberta . Let
4idge
Irrigation
:ferry P, 1-5, 24-(13 .. 14 )Gistrict, 31-6
A .i .j'iei, Archie, 1-5A,berta, LiLrrien ind -rc.GAvist, 21-(11-12) ,
36-25
oren .:e , 1-5
lberta . .rovin.ei 1
n, 1-2 ,29-16, 30-1, 31-6, 4 1-11, 35-8, 3'' ,-14 0 36-12
1-6
Alberta .
ruvihol 1 .ibrry, :1-(11-12)
idatorisal aril 4cietific A,ssn, Van ,art ,
lberta . trevinciel tithe. 3ommissioner
1-6, 34-9
and Cuperintendent, 36-25 he a .cry t ;,cr: 1-6
_1berta .
.e,,rtiLeit o..:
,: .rka, 1-2
.., 1-6
lberta.
-,rka .e-t .,
The
&ngineore
urveyor arc r . ~ircer, 27-2
of the rrovince of
1-6, 21-2, 33..1 ,
35-11.1herta, Univeret . ABTA' of -xteneion, 1-2AJ,TOR John Jacob , ati e,bject] 21 —9.1berta . University .
-resident, 21-(7-8)
,.lberta . Univrwit ;w .
eistrar, 1-2
Atahuelpa (ship) ,s subject' 21-10
A -(7-3)
AKIt,,
1-6,
,26-20, 33-11, 3,.-3
'rederick ., 1-6
.rthur ' ., 1-3
” utomcbile C1ub of
1-6, 21-2
30-1
Aviet, 1-6
AcLAR, Jason O ., 21 .4, 26-22
AVI.'iOn, M.J., 21-(I-16 )
,cdward err, 1-3
: . .d ., 1-6
.Kci, Albert, 1-3
ATE&3, ?rank C, 1-6
-merican ntic .Arian society, hMroester, f,,.au . ,1-3, 2a-(12... 13 )
The American :„co, r' h1 . .;' society, 1-3
Ie American ev;ew4 1-3
":he_AmericanAotunq, 1—3, 44—19
American cciety of civil 4gineers, 1- 3
ADil ...;-!, James C . , 1-3
ht . Aev. ,Alter h ., 1-1
Adelphi Oetel, erritt,
1-1
.AG i, James . , 1-1
21-(15-16 )
BAG4U., lca_nson
1-7
BAGLMY, Clarence
1—7
BAINliRIDGh,
1-7
BAKER, Remember Las subject] 21-13
P.AnUit, Alex ., 1-8, 32-(7-8)
irUway
e Ina
-. ees;
BALLOU, Howard M, 1-8, 32-15
. ancroft Library, _aerkeley, 1-9
Bank of Nova Scotia, aew ,lestminster, 1- 9
3ARBEAU, C . Marius, 1-9
BARB,R, Henry [as subject] 21-1 4
BARKER, C . H . , 1-9
BARNSTGN, John G, 21-18
Sra RY, J. ideilson, 1-1 0
BaaTL ;TT, John as subject 21-1 9
BART ELL, Charles . ., 30-1 1
BARWIS, Jeannette, 1-1 0
BASS, Oscar C, 1-10
BATE., N, 1-11, 35-11
BATEM N, Lucy, 1-11
BAYFI LD, F.J., 1-11
BtiYNtS, E .G ., 1-11, 35-1
Beattie, 1-11
32f . ESN , Arthur, 45-5
B. VAN, Robert
1-11
The Beaver , period . 24-8, 27-2, 2.8-1, 30-1 ,30-8, 33-12, 35-11, 35-13, 36-1
Beaver (Steamer) yas abject] 21-20
BEiCa, H, 21-(15-16 )
Beedy (J .C .) « Co ., Williams Creek, 21-2122-1
BEGBIE, iia tthew ;aillie :as subject] 22-2
BELL, C .N ., 3J-14
LU{v,
i:., 1-11
BELL, J .S ., 1-11
BELLEi DILL :, 1$a)el cue, 1-11
3ERAa O, 2rancis
1-11
sBrlRTHULL, Victor :., 1-11, 23-12
BINNl , Thomas, 1-11
BIRCH, Alfred, 1-12
BIRCH, Helen F, 1-12
21RC:., Robert ii, 1-12
BIRD, H .I ., 22-4
Bishop (Bernice P.) :useum, Honolulu, 1-12
i3ISHOP, R . P . , 1-12, 32-(7-8)
BLACK, George, 1-12
Blackfoot Indians as subject] 22-5
B .AiaCHF;T, Guy a, 1-12
B_, . . .12D, Richard as subject] 22-6
John 22-(7-:% )
J .
tan, 1-12, 21-(15-16), 27-5 ,34-17
.aa,: . :, a.erbert
1-12
1—13
afaC_., aewitt, 1-1 3
_32 `r-2ILL, . J . , 1-1 3
soanty (scaooaer} ; :s subject] 22- 9
..dwell ( .~ .)
,;on, ew te$tminster, 1-1 3
LG,Dottie, 1-1 3
1-1 3
aaYC-, J . .. ., 26-6
noY i, Joan r . , 1-1 3
Irvin ;, 1-1 3
i3 r~ L C, 5, 1-1 3
Li, John , 1-13
„dwin J ., 32-(7-8 )
J .'J ., 22-13
1- 12-,
22—14
aritieh and -anidiau Jnderwriters o f:!orwioh, am l .nd, 1-13
Attorney "eneral, 1-14
jduc , t:ion 22fice . Superintendent ,1-14
:werr; ent : rintin Office, 1-14
..e Sar gent of .'a.rds . Survey Branch ,1-14
3 .7 .
l tive .,ibrary, 1-14
: . , : .
re .,ier, 35-1 1
a .C .
rovinci
rcuives, 1-14
.s .
. rovincial :.asessor, 1-14
B. C .
vin_ci. ' rn1ustrial School foruirls, 1-14
s.C . rrovincial Librarian, 1-14, 28-(14-1 530-11, 31-2, 33-6, 36-21, 36-23, 37-2,
1nd. e
J.
?rovincial Libraries, and rchivist ,29-7, 30-12, 35-1L!, 36-1, 4':-7
rovincial Library, 1-14, 24-9, 33-11
Erovincial LiLri.ry i,Lnd :active a, 1-14 ,
21-3
3 .
Provincial : .useum, 1-14
* L .
rovinciasl ecretary, 1-14
_eparttci-A c. : utlic :Irks, 21- ::, 27-5
University .
I-esiaent, 1-1 4
1mgistrr, 1-14
University. -anat., 1-14 35-6
ritieh Col .imbia ::.rama ,asn, Victoria, 1-15 ,45-5
ritish 'joluxaia ilistorical -man, 1-15, 2u-5 ,36-21
British ColuL.it Li'1'rry tss,, 1-1 5
:c1 Lip► Lraith;,-Lgiats 'Auntingdon, .C ., 1-15
.,; .
.r .nsrortation .;€a . as :aubject J22-15
' ;M,zc4er perio:. .] 1-1 5
i-15 -
1.H, , Lame Isls, 1-1 5
:;aore,
jI ., 1-15
_VC N,
ndolph, 1-1 5
John C p or,le "Kootenai" ns 1.,'ajoat ]22-16
' o 1-1 5
,-AiU, :%:;, nenry . 3'-ll
Bettina, 1-16
:ii .1,aA,,, ! ;, 1-16
1 .Y, ,1fred, 1-16
ftalph, 1-16
JU'LiLY, ,.;wen, 1-16
BULL, Alliam i-erkins, 1-16
:rceL4n ,
j,R13R1:)C, :!narloa -, 1-16
30al,, P.P ., 1-16
1-19
Lawrence J., 1-(17-49), 45-5, 45-5 .
Jursill Institute, 1-19
JURT,
1-19
3ueinese Historical : ;ociety, Boston ,1-19
1Lt‘vin, 1-19
Caa, Jacinto 4..s ,ut,ject] 22-20
Caldwell ros, -dinburgh, 1-20
Calgary omen's ;anadian ,flub, 22-21
California . ::tats Library, 1..20
.:alifornia . University . Jancroft Library ,1-20
Astorical -,ociety, 1-20 ,33-3, 34- :w
liftrIlL
,
- . [as subject ]7'3-1
Lenry J . aa eubject] 23-2
'a-fbrige °i: tort' of t l't: ritish sire ,23-3
re-as, 1-20
11n, 1-20
,
. ., 1-20
ohn . " -,%riboo" as subject ]23-4
C'!.,AO, 4 .3 ., 1..20
L,
, 1-20
,
50-14
N:y, 1-20
Caief Llectc)ral C,fficer, 1-21
Canada.Mpartmont of isalth, 1-21
::ahada. iiistoric :itca land Lonumenta eBoard, 1-21
Canada. .Mpartment of Immigration andColonization, 1-21
Canada . Jepart: ent of Indian affairs .26-6, 29-16, 29-17
Canada. impartment of Indian Affairs .Chief Inspector, 1-21
Canada. Jepartment of Indian affirs .Vancouver Agency . 27-5
Canada . impartment of the Interior, 1-21
45-7
Joway a&ne Index/2e 4
Canada . Interior e .partment .
itional
Canadian Institute of ining and '' tal-2arka, .36-1,
lurgy, 1-26
Canada . -partment of the Interior . 4orthwest
The Canadian Library aency, Toronto, 1-2 6Territories and Yukon. airectoro 27-4
Canadian National Railways, 1-26Canada . Justice aapartment, 1-22
Canadian National railways . .irector ofCanada . aepartnent of 2abour, 1-22
Publicity, Y'-1
21nada . Library of ,aliamont, 1-22
Canadian : - rth ...not iat3roal 2ooiety ,
Canada .
or orinc and .la'
1-26.ar2aa ,
1-22
Canadian Pacific ulb a dens, 1-26
Canada .
,rtreot af: iaas, 1-22
Canadian <cific Officers ssn . 1-26
Canada . aepJrtaeat of inas
-aaa,lroes, 1-22
Canadian "aacif ..tc railway Co ., 1-26 ,
Canada. _:earrtmant of ionai afeaua, 1-22
23-(7-8), 32-10
anada . aational ausaur,, 1-22
Canadian Pacific Aailway Telegraph, 23-9C
,
Canada . otianal arks . angineering Cervice,
Laaa dian aaview Co . , .td, 1-26
1-.22i 26-'0, 29-1
Amadion
arowerm' ,ssn, 28-6
Canada . aational :avenue, 1-Z:2
dfaa aaa,'a .reaa lu, 1-26
Canada . aatural aeaaurcea IntelI4,once .erv2oe,
a .2 ., 1-261...22 C :N,
36—8
Canada .
ublia archives, 1-23, 24-11, 29-7,
Ca:aLaaaC, afael [as subject] 23-1130-4, 34-22
Canada .
.a .airtaent o : .ibTic
rks, 1-24
Charles . , 1-27
a . JCanada . Racal 7aaaiasion on cneaploynent
riba o,
. , B2ocaae 32, 1-27
Insurance Ha LaAjaat] 23-5
aa u2jectl 24-4
Canada . secretary
t,, 1-24
Caribou Bratherhood, aa2aroft, B .C ., 1-27
Canada . ToT
ahia
rvay, 21-(11-12),
2 :aa;(.2
and a .) a .
2 ., 1-2724-5, 26-14
Carnegie andowment for iaternational Peace ,Canada. Capara ;;hlaal aarvey . aurveyar
1-27General, 21-(5-2), 26-7
CarnaKie Institution of aaahington, 1-27Canada . aeportaot of rada ki Caaerae, 1-24
JarnetJo
aiaro :, Janconver, 1-272anada . 2epartmant of rode aaa iaaatry, 1-24
Canadian authors' association, adonton, 1-25
Canadian .uthora' association, Ottawa, 1-25
Canadian Authors' association, Vancouver, 1-2 5
Canadian Authors' Foundation, 1-2 5
Canadian Bank of Commerce, 1-25
The Canadian okaign .:aeriod.] 1-25
Canadian Chiba
a .C . aegianal Couacila 1-25
' ga ga Canadian -2eographieal aociety, 1-25
Canadian Handicraft Cuild .
Branca, 1-25
Canadian aistorieal Association, 1a25
Canadian HistoricalLevin, 1-26
CA
2redarick
1-.28
Caa2aOL, ris, 1-28
CaR72R, Jeorce ., 1-23
Bruce, 1-28
CAR2'2C2,
70-11
CaaBIBT 0
1-28
CATHCa,22
H, 1-28
Calf-i2-02 .-Caft, Beatrice, 1-28
CAU-22Cah-CaV2, ,X abet
1-28
CAY1,22, G•2,.,, 1-28
Centennial of 2rois-2ivileree, 1a28
C} i4 a.r-20 2 . 2 . , 32-14
roie .1c./
'2,23.2 , .;, 21 .n, 1-28
,Champlain 000iety, 1-28, 24-(13-14), 44-20
C22O ,2, Charles 2, 1-28
o. go Coriboo Oioirig oevelopment and invest -ment Company, Inc ., 1-28
Chicago :res, 2riiveraity of, 1-28
6li1oaco.rib000Ooeon;mes, 1-28
222.2o, .c'ro.ok, 1-2b
Coilliwack.. :. .oAr, 2-1
2hilliwack Leachers' :an ,
2nr,isUa,p, .qio,',!:. ap .. 2or.11tor, 2-1
2h2ieuane, 2-1
33.24
1i z .
ol2illor cciety, 2-1
Odn,a, 2- 1
22' .
ls,e':.h ,.2*2ioo.o, 2--
222;2,
J . ,
22oOT, 2roO o, 2 _
COOloc,
45-7
James O, 2-2
Rosette A .G ., 2-2
GOOOLTT, O .A ., 2-2
CoiJ4N, J, 2-2
oOOo, 2ta000O, $0-
oRNING, ooward, 26-(14-15 )
C2222LO ,
2,22 .r,o2oO, James
26-9
CO22RAVO, George, 2-2
2 .ioo,
-o Mo.wood/
3 .4'/3 l2 :272 :, G .2 ., 16-25
Co22t,, Ian :c aggart, 2-2
r ,
rd , 2-2
. , oa ., 2-2, 21-(11-12 )
. . ., 2-2
3reasser's 22142 a r driot .2. ..op, 2oronto ,2-2
2-2
.00O,
rt o,
1
.-co,
.2 ., 37..2
,lorke o2 oxcooro,'
021Co
o, 26-5
2oOlo, John 2.J ., 28-, 27-2, 32- t,
45-4
,222 .., Award, 26-5
2o:2.2, aurice, 2-1, 28-(14-15)
Jh00KL', 2-2
Jollingwood .4: :r13titate and oirsii1" 2uolio
Crosly eo's Cl .b,
ncoover, 2-2
oibriry,
,ono-over, 2-1
Co2E, Art!''or
2-.2
Collins Lvor ou ole:rs2ii o -$ 0,ub ioctl) 24-12
CLo2o,
2-2
Jaraos
2oo s;aot 24-c13-14)/25-(1-7)
1830-90 L as so.t2jeot] 26-6
:Columbia Rediviva as subject .! 25-(9-1O)
CUIC22..2,2,
26-9, 27-2
The 2olutbia jtudio, 2-1
L .A ., 2-(3-5), 21-(5-6)p 24-11 ,
Oomiti 1:ational sour Al C6162oration du Sbixaotenoire 27-2, 27-3, 1-2, 33- 7
de la coof(d('ration, 2-1
CO7.2U..G, 2 .o ., 2-6
Conference of 3.eresentotives of the Governing
Cunningham 2:a,rdware Co ., .. ;ew Nestmtoster ,oodies Of the Legal Profesaion in the 2ov2nces of 2-6of Canada ! 2-1
.urtio, 2tepheoson Co ., 3oston, 2-6Connecticut Hiotorioal ,ociety, Hartford, 2- 1
Conrad 7radio 7u ., 'rt fe2:too, V.ontsnssub jest ; 26-2
T)'ie Oailv Colonist, 2-7
2ouK, Award, 2-2
DAL22H, Annie Chi. rlotte, 2-7
Cook 1eaquicentsonial Comission, 2-2, 28-(14-15) D2MoR-2kCWiCLL, j .,i' ., 2-7
C00K,o A .C ., 2-2
Daughters of the Empire, 2-7
iilldOX/Tife 6
2ierre, 45-6
2, onald 2, 33..3
24122, Jarbara 211iott, 2-7
erbert
2-7
L2212 , . .2 ., 2-8
t a, Tom J, 2-8
2i , 2 .2 . 2welve _ root,"
'
3 ,as sujbect ]26-9
2 , .'.cries ,urry, ; .
Av i s Library Ltd, London, 2-3
222;,
' ., 2-3
, eter -rren as subject] 26-13
2222, moras, 2-6, 35-11
2,111422, 2 . . ., 2-8
222:22, Peter, 2-9
22 . V2L2., t1nne
2-9
:22222 (2r2 .) A . de, 2-9
222d2, J .2 ., 2-9
222222, .2 . ,
.22 2, J . es L10,, 2-)
20etroit.
2 -i:21c ibmr
urton :A. g torical2o11ect1on, 2-9
,. .2_ .:3 2, 2-9'
22, 2hilippe, 2-9
2i, red
2 9
S212, 2or,
, 2-9
2ickens 2o1loo
7 . 2.ncs2ver . .ranch,
9-10 i
2ictionary of 2merican AiogrPhY . 2-10
2022, L
2, 2-11
., .2 ., 2679
22 (2 . 2 .) 2 ores Co ., .2hicago, 2-11
22222-2, 2homas
2-11
2222 (2benezer) 2mily [as subject] 26-16
20!22l'iT2, . Lee, 2-11
D0222, James as
et! 26-17
C222.2i;, Ri 2-11
1*2CL22, 2illiam, 32-14
iA4, Oeorg* ?rshcis, 2-11
D2 .i2Y, 2 .L ., 2-11
G, 2-1 1
2622, 2ouis Blake, 2-1 1
S2.), C .j ., 2-11
Juke of .nnaw7ht ri g 2choo1, New ';est-minster, 2 .2 ., 2-11
2uncan
ssDAa .-,on, 2-11
2«'22
2712
2 .-; ., 2-12
borstadt k ,2dwardl
ins r,lre bookdealers]
2-12
2JG22, rslham, 2-12
2 : 22, Thomas, 26-19
2ducr.tionsl Soak oln-rhy of Toronto, 2-12
2 222 „ 222c i
, A.urt, 2-13
21
2ster' .:)r2s 2o ., Ltd, 2-13.. ree
k 2221022, 2sry, 2-13
22LIt) .2 T3aum2son 2oit,
(14-27)/3-(1-5) .'u-6,v-1, 2'-1= . 34-
36-4
2LL1S, J .2 ., 3-5
22 .[2;, 2 .2 ., 32-16
4ith b, 3-5
2GL, ?hilip C, 30-11
neerin. nstit2te of 2anada . 3-5
2222, . .. .: .
tc1ne d e . 3-5, 31-4 . 32-14 ,35-10
1:squimalt and 2aLailo 2ailway Co, 3-5
2ssex. Institute, 2sle4., :,sass, 3-5
('2rs .
2 .
., 34..21
V222, john, 26-2 2
John 2 ., 3-5
.2.;
...Amin E, 3-5
t4pOrt Book 2o ., 2reston, Lncashire, 3-5
YAR2UMAR, rancis P, 3-6
FATNUX Ae€idius, 3— 6
PA2C22T, 2dor, 3-6
FLRG222N, John A, .30.6
222
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oway, ,aL.s ...a' e
:pLee 7
Yiltcn J, 3-6
Noel, 26-3
2L,dA4, A .A ., 3-6
loderick iia subject] 27-1
3,..6
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: ;eore' 3 (,Allihm) c~raea ;_ booksellersristol, 5-13
G11il3d
J .1,. ., 3-13
Gla
, 21-(11-12 )
, 3-13, 27-2, 32-(7-6 )
.Halle, 3-13
13N, d . . ., 3-13
CIL.0 1 Ac'yden, 3-13A.ly
3-j,7
25-9
Isaac
Gilley Jrcs. :cool and building supplies ), 36-25
New estminster, 34-17oorthiton 0, 3-9
dillies & Gillies, 3-1 3J .e .,
G1111 :, Label .i., 3-1 3-,
3-9, 33-7
O.C ., 3-13J, 5-('; -11) ois
3-13iort Uancle,i ro ,urv-tion. . .Ji
rook
hore] roronto31-(1-2)3-14
Zort
. .sstLiuster, 32-16cliLse (8hir)
23— 3ort
,cnocl istrint
2333, 72-13
14 . : .
2 7
,
,.er-oiccd, 5-12, 45 .4 1 .H ., 26-6
Jcnn
5-14, 24–9
look
"k)lton, 3-15
A .d, 3-15.ii crMo ," ,
di, .HN, Amon :as subject] 27—5
1L;N,
3—1 5%tiarles ,, 3—12
OL, d ..1,
3-1526-9
ire Orabhorn .russ, j . Z ., 3-15
21-(15-16)
3-1
r-4"a l-4la tO ;1tr3eli l :Jan Or
3—15,reemssons .
:olomcn dodge, o . 17 0 .,ewestminster, 3-12
Gi:.HAY, Clara, 3—15
Cecil, 3-12, 32-14, 37-(5-6
GIGER,
3-15
d .i ., 3-12
C7!%NT,
3-15
n,'d, Alliam A, 3-12
GhANT, Duncan, 27- 2
GRANT, James .3, 3-15
Ad3kATH, Hlla b, 36..8
GRT, Jahn Ebcokseller] Aiinburgh, 3-15
GAL1',ikl2a, A .d ., 3-13
cilAy (xre .)
B., 3—16
GA-
Chrles d, 3-13
GRAY, A . .411s, 3-16
Isabell
3-13
GRi,.Y, Robert
subject] 28-7
o nose H, 3-13
GltfOritain. ational .ar' time, Auseum,
3-13
r, 3-1 2
Ar .;ohs:
ILi .b .jact
7—4
3-2
Charles H .Y ., 32-14
ereemasons .
'Me,
forthern :11 t ';o ., 34-19
re t ar e.iterans' -ssn of anada .
ask.rovincial
isgina, 3-16
:rnest, 3-16
C ; 0 e.-orge, 3-16
-styael
3-16
Mirr, 3-16
::arold, 5-16
Leo, 3-17
,sLL, Lincan 1, 2J-19
Aastinos i"ark oting club, 3-18
HA4
:obert as subject] 28-(12-13 )
3-18 .
23-12
';iawaii .
ublid .ricives, 3-1i, 26-(14-15 )
Hawaiian A.storical _.0ciety, 3-18, 25-(14-1 '
Lawaiian., 3-16
3-18, 23-(14-15 )
wton, 3-16
j .s . 0 28-16
.raret
5-16
:)orothy 11an, 3-18
;7
Gustavus
(shi7 ) as subject] 28-.9
Charlc :7, -1 7
s-SL
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arr t, -17
5-17
7-1 1
.
,
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73-4
3,)-12
3-17
Haney .
rwLlican :.Surch ,
3-17
Sdmund, 3-18
3-18
:5-16
:1exander
su6jectj 28-17
,., 3-18
A .,', julia
3-1
,
., 3-16
eary, 2-2
Alliam
2-3
eOree, 3—id
Hla TOUT, clharles
7sorge ., 3— 19 ,
, ,
7
s, J, ' -1 9
.ns . :
sra .istorical and -cisntific ociety of
rco
oanit0ba, 3-49, 26-14, 3?-14, 33-42 ,“a,Irt . - ) o , .td,34-19, 35-10, 36-2
b, 3-17
Historical , :omstssion
Jouth ::srelina gJaniel 4illiams Las subject] 28-11
29-19
37-2
2 . . ., 24-11
1 :2
3-17
RQI~a, Robert, 3-19
H,s:.1 .. -
.ictor :so 33-1
'101ao Frederick i, 3-19!'art (1 .j .i
:L . rel ostn el i'ew A. est-
OLn.:S, Yaurice, 3-20inster, 3-17 HOEL, Llerander, 29- 5
Harvard university . The Tercentennial History 0 R00D, Robert
3-20of ziarvard Lniversity, 3—1 7
Daniel
3-17, 24-11, 32-2
q0Pt1 Charles
3-20
Rope (ship) as subjectl 29-6
e 7nox/ . -c 9
c and Jistrict 2o2rd of Trade, 3-20, 29-7
Imtcrhotiohll oaae 2elorial 2ssn of 32(; . ,4-1;FILL2, 2 .2 ., 3-23
D, Allard 2, 4-1212, John, 3-(21-23)
)22, John ox, 29-8
8 (
15)
J222204, Coorge ;, 37-42222'2.2. ,
2-14-
22
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subject] 29-
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9J2CK2 ,
4-2, 27-4.22, 21izAbeth, '5-24
:he 2ub, its. clothin 2#:ore] 22n,
C2, 3 .
4-23-24
J2i- ,22Y,
4-22,222ii, 2 .2 ., 3-24
W . : 1Y nook 2o . ,
york, 3-27
2 :22, 2rederick 2 4-2, 26-20Oe w
2udJn's ia :y
24 trki,
21-(7-8),
a
~xt, J . , ., 4-2
-1, A-10, 35-8, 3'2-13
Jefferson (ship) as subjectl 30- 2
:Ih2dit2 1 ” Ittee, 26-7, 27-3, 30-1,
J,21'Y ;, 2 . ., 4—230-8, 32-14, 33-12, 34-22
J _2,12 ,, 2tuart , 4-2U2' . hur
,o222is2icher, 4 -11, 26-7
'22
t 4-2, 45-42C .
ti2oii : of t-7t.rt : A, 3- :2
J-- ,, ustace , 4-2, 32-6,23 ; .
3sk-itclewn istrict _"five, 33-12eyry, 4-d
J,.2 22, .ni6ht, 4-2
, ,2k12 , 4-2r.,22-2, 2, ;J-27
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er3orie ,
5son's 31 : .ccorl ocioty As aubject l2j-(11-1 ,
oy
27
, it illi,.m
a2a),;oct] 30-4
( r-
i r r:
JonnsJh
1.h bo2kst2re ;
4-2-% :filer; ,-27
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'2 1J',
4-2
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J
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1r:2,orie1 ..rIer,
c
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2q rd, 4-2nii qron 2 1- .
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• Coverhor
21our Ch2ter, *ew esUinster ,-1
2nd ism 212l2ond 2ubilae .-,.seen, 2arletcn, aask . ,29-16
Josenh, 1762-1800 as subject] 29-19
lhlshd pie 21storical 2ociety, 4-1
-122
George, 4-1
IAo
John, 4-1
2 , 22mld , 4-1, 2 . I=, 32-18, 45-6
Innisfail, „ita . 2syor, 35-8
One Inhisf2i (21ta)2rovince. 4-1, 35-8
Institut 2istoriciue et H4roldiciue de ?ranee ,
?aria, 4-1
Kmloops . City 21erk, 4-3
2amloops 125th nniveraary celebration2ocLittee, 4-3
2222T, 2 .2 ., 4-3
h222r, Matthew, 4- 3
22-221, .iienry a.4s subject] 30.8
John daakill, 4-3
2222i1lJ4, John, 1740-1794 as subject ]30—9
222222f, 2 .2 ., 27-2
42222f:2ff, Ldith. Lynne, 4-3
4 . . ., 4-4
LAV444Y4 i-Alntenry Committee, 31-4 ,
4-444 4ervyn 4, 4-4
32-18
4 . j . , 4-4
j o440h, 4-15
4
The Law 4ociety of 4 .4 ., 4-15W .
-4
444f, James 7
son k4.4 .)
;o . Lsockseller] 4utton, 4-4, 45-54 45-6, 45-8
Law4oldfield, 4-15
4 _414i;4:4
obert, 1836-66 aa subject] 30-1044444'f, 4 .4 ., 444 5
:4444:, 4-5
w _I, 2h.01, 4-5
14)1
4hemaz, 4-5
4il1i4m yon 4c, .enzie, 4-5
4ni4tino
:;i4toric41 4oeiety, 4-5
444, John Thoas, 4-15
44
4,45
L4 .,4 44,
u44.4, 4-16
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35-6, 5-5, 45-8 4-4444 4, " 4-16
4tto , 4
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11, 37-4
H .7 ., 4-6,
5L-I4
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;4 . 4414,
4-6
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4-16
uyKENDALL, 44,14
4-7, ::4-i:14
4othbride 4,444 of
Ada, 31-6
ti4
4: i4t-4icl-11 4 .tiety, 22-17, 31-6
1 4 4,4 .1t, 427
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44
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4.41,
4-(9-13)o 45-6
Library saocir.ti4n of ;'4rt14hd (4)r4e,'021 ; o4-17
444::T4, 4 . 4orLan, 4-17
' .4 ., 4-17
.:r4ret, 4-1 7
Little Ahe4tre, 4:4404ver, 4-17
14.,4 , 4eorge H ., 4-17
-red, 4-17
..4 .44~44, 4e4ry, 35-1
.A
, . :1 .i red , 4-17
I,04G, M .E ., 26-3
4 .1 ., 33-6
,04D, J .44.: ., 4-17
404, 14,,, 33.-6
Lord 4elkirk 4ssn of 4apert 0 e Land, 4-17
LOIJU4 ..44;, 4elson 6, 32-(7-8 )
...eaz:4e of 'eater„ niter:, 27-5
, 26-21
,
, -m is, 4-i , 21-3, 41-(15-16) r24-12, 26-20
4, J . 4rmsby, 4-15
44'2, 444, 4-1 4
4-1 4
:rs4,
46-3 ,
4444, 4tto, 4-14
444ele ,:y . 41444'4 4f1 ice, 4-14
keeve, 31=(1-2 )
44n t).ey .}o' rd of 4r4de, 31-(1-2 )
4:444 H . ., 4-14
4-14
444 4, 441ter, 4-144-4.44
1-15, 241 1
14- ,
447444 4nurles de :as subject] 31-3444T, gnes
4-15
474444RY4, terre de V4ronnes, sieur de ,1685-1749 [as subject] 31-4
Noway ame Inds 7,' "g II
4-1 T
1% 4-1
A D, 4-18
IL .L . 0 4-18, 26-20, 33-7, 33—11, 36.6
:46vrd ,
;k)'4, 4-18
4-19
Jtewart, 4-15
orcusson L#td, ZhasoweY, 4- 1
EentreaI4 4..19
raaibald, 1790.483 as subjec t32.-4
(C. ;i .)
4;0m"PanY4
L, 35—2
A :;DO!,
,
J. ., 4-1, 32—9
CD".. :,;A
4-49
Nazald 21-18, 32..5
4—19
f.-;Jonald e s Wit? k, B.C . [as subjeo
32—6
415John &, 26-9John, 4-20
C'Eil'Orp A, 4-020
4VVi.14,
32.(7L )
J .M ,
ALusdhir 17'in, 32.47
41exhAer F, 21-3
'harles V ,
Ross . 33-4
Isabel 600lestone, 4-20
0J,.::a1a, 26-21
,j..c ., 4— 20
37— :a— 6 )
A . ., 4534Alexander
6abject ]
J . ., 33—4
Jes
55-8
Ro.bort
4..23
Jean, 4-.20
AC ; k
1 ,Abe:
., 4-20
Norman, 4-20
4-20
4-21
4-21, 21-(7-b), 2-3 ,
22.10 0 :2.017,
-21, 2-17, 35-14
MACL 5.1D, jol'lh N., 4-:-A
iXV01.), Alta . Vajor, 32-9
ACMECA 422
MCMICKING, :Xhraret eiehton, 35-1
,eter, 4-22
MC : ;AU';HT, M, 4-22
XACNEILL, A . ., 4-22
W, 40.22
MC .
George
4-22
MACRAE, Dahald
aubjeot] 32-.I.
MCIATIjA, Gordon C, 4-22
Maggs Bros rbooksellers ] ,lchdo, 4 — 22
AAGUIRL, J., 4- 2
hALCOU1, G .E., 24-12
MANN, Thomas as sabjectl 32-11
MANNIN,
R„ 4-22
MANPIELD, C .J., 4-23MANI, Claude C4 4—23
Nanzer Bros Ltd !lumber & ties] 6honnock,B.C ., 4.-
MAMA, Charles, 4.-23Ahrghret (ship)
subject" 32-15
Marine Research .oc qty, Salem, aas . ,4-23
VrhphIn, 4-23, 450.6, 454
MARX,
4..23
MARPOLE,
, 4-25,
-2 )
Charles j, 4-23
Archer, . .
A4 .1X, Cheter, 4...24
4'.04, 36-25
0 h . ; .1ilton, 32-16
Vasshchusotts
3ociety, 4-24
Ltd dIrortisinei ancuver. -2'5
4-25
4..25
N.11ton iivieltion. Co ., 4..25, 2E-(14.15 )
Margaret , 4-25
Albert, 2ti-.7, 23-412-13), 29-1 9
Aotthews (a old) ;std .a.ucti.oneers andvaluers ifne.-.1erp 4-25
, jaws skitt, 4-25
Cdith M. 4-25
(rro..) A .A ., 4.025
r i¢, A11s-on C, 4-25
Aorence, 37-2
1.n:vronoe 5, 4-.25
1'.dmond s, 5-1
4dmond S, Jr .,, 5-1, 29-1
Klaus, 5-2
SI Gertrude . 35.41
32-1 6w, :Ars-ton
Prederic, 5..2
; .11 :, Catharine 411nd, 5- 2
herritt Board of Trade, 5- 2
.Geoevs . 5-2
: ;7CiSn, Smon., 32-17
JI)I)I00, Sir Frederick [as subject] 32 .2(
S . X ., 22..16
Joe
5-2
Jane, 5-2
.1LIoS . Lennox A, 5-2
howy. N1.ute Intisx/rAge 1 2
. .%., 5-2
Minnesota istorical :ociety, 5-2
MINTZ. A06. 0 5.4
;tITCIULL, David S, 5-3
altar
oubjoct] 32-21. aa
ff orL, 'a t
Montreal Ild Lachine Rail :7
32-22,
:COO, 3 .C . [as subjectl 32-2 2
A, 5-4
J, 32.. 5
sRICkO', Adries Gabriel, 5.-4MChIN, Victor, 5-4, 4:-7
C, 4.016
, 2 !arlo :, 5-5
.A411,s, John V, 5-5
nAl
;amuel Aict. 5-5
MOIIJDtl, A' s ., 5-5, 32-14
MORPT!C%, Philip ,
MOisOW, R.L., 50.5
Ol'i1r)N 0 Arthur S ., 5-6, 26-3, 26-7, 2)-16 ,3044, 322, 34-11, 36-13„ 36-25
MORTON, J . MetosIfe, 5-6
MOS&T . Charles, 5-6
MOUAT, A .,) ., 33-7
MUMMY, W .A . Don, 5-7
TCMPC, 3 , 5-7
mmm, 1), .5 . P, 37-4
mATHY, Jerry, 26-9
MURPHY (Yrs .) R. L., 21.. (15•16)
MURRAY, George 4, 5-7
MURRAY, 4 .C ., 5-eT
,he Museum Book Store, London, 5-7
MUSGRAVE, Anthony. 32.6.:nMYERS, Merles . 5-7
!lanais*. City Clerk, 334
Nsnoimo Board of ?rode, 33-1
Howny 'en;
nlexi
Nor
Alberta :rioneere and Old TAssocintion, 26..20
Mie....lWaldralcizI.JAkao;
Bellingham, 5-12
Norwich Union Fire Insurance :society, Ltd ,5-12
-' ,
Occidental College, is,' nngeleso 5-13
OGDE, Adele, 5-1 3
00 HAGAN, Thomas, 5-1 3
Okanagan Historical an . ntnral HistorySociety, Vernon, 5-13, 34-.1
The Old Book House, Brighton, 28-(1 ..15)
OLIVER, Amend a ., 5-130 26-3
.05.41
OLIVER, John, 5-13
zrariss, 5-13, 29-10, 36-9
ontario. Ontario Agricultural College ,Guelph, 5-13
Ontario. Department of nublio Recordsand Archives, 5-1 3
New eetMineter . May Day Celebration Coat .
5..11
OSBORNE,
26-9New iesteinster. Public
ary, 5..11
Otter (brig.) [as eubdeotl 34.4New i4eateinster . Board of eool Trustees, 5-.11 0TTEwELL0 A.E., 27-2New 4eatminster . Treneurer, 5.41
New Westminster bar Aesooiz.tion, 5442
Pacific American Fisheries, 5-14New Westminster
..e,
—,
PACIFI,=, Father, 5.44New York . 4'ublio eibrary, 5-12
PALMER, Reward, 5 .44New Zealand. Turnbull (Alexander) LibrarYo
isradine of the Pelagic
rind, Honolulu
5-12
5-15
E'll
Charles F , 5-12
pARki.n, F, 5-15
NEU, Francis', 5-12
PAReR, Matthew A, 5-15
4ilCROLSON, J .R ., 5-12
The Pas . Mayor, 30.08
NIENDORFF, Hama ., 5'42
fhe Pas Board of Trade, 5-15, 306.8
ORRIS,
5-12
PATTI30N, F.w„ 0 5.45
North Vancouver. Pollee Department, 5-12
PAUL 4, F .A ., 5'45
North Vancouver. St . Andree 0 s United 1'rluroh,
PJWL3 , K, 5-15
5..12
Peabody "aseum, "ales, Maw ., 5—15, 28'orth Went Mounted Polioe, 32.40
(1445 )
ney (s 1 ) [as nubject ]
,riehal, 5-e3
nAi0e, sold T, 37-.2
National Committee for the Celebration ofthe Diamond Jubilee of Confederation, 5-8
Native eughtere of D .C., 5-8
native 3cns and ntive Dauhters of Victoria ,5-8
Native ons of B .0,
27-.5, 19-7, 31-2 ,33-,10 35-1
Native ono of Canna, 5-8
NEELY, C .R ., 5-8
N ;ILL,
33-6
's, 5-0-10), 3ie.2, 33-4 0 34.9*limn ilv
h New Cann i5-11
The ji.p;, -' akx.t1tax, 5-11
Nov iouth ,elos. rlablio eirnry ,
New Bentminster. City Clerk, 5-11, 2 (14 .45)43
Nee Weatminster . City Hall, 5.4
7;
e .t .;,, e 5.1
Oregon
orb:sal boiet4o 5.43 0 35-19
t
Howay Name Indem/7ee 14
Peace River. ,,elyor, 5-15
POER, John, 547Per:co River. Public LibtarY, 5-15
PRATT, Nd, 5-17Peace River Chamber of,Commeroo, 5.45
Presbyterian Church in the U .S.A. Office
27-2
of the General Aosembiy ,:, 'ilaaft AivorAmato
'KAPCE, .J.A ., 5.-15, 45.6, 45.4, 45.1
PRIETLET, derbert I. , 5.48
AN, D. E. , 548PEARCE, William, 22-17
RIESTV
: RDOR , }L.! " -15
Prince Albert (ask .) historical Society ,5-16, 30-14
Pearl (ship) as subject] 34. 8 , Ceore, city Clerk, 5-18, 34-2 1P&sJ,=, Herbert, 5-15 Prince Gore . Aeriff' ; Office, 5-18PERS, Brenda., 5-15
Prince oC lee (chip) rail subject] 34-23PELeT, Justinian, 37.2 r'R ::-:IF :, T:hem ,? 3
5-18kITO;, C .C ., 5-16, 26.., 56-21
PRUelieRee, e 5- 'Pemberton & on Vancouver Ltd, 5-16
The Publishers Association of Canada, Ltd ,Pendleton Woolen
Portland, Oregon, 5-16
5-19
PSICiINGTON, Clare, 5-16
Publiehera Xesoeietion of the U.S ., 5..19PERRA, Frances y , 5-16
Puget Sound Savings and Joan Assn, 5.-19
PEERS, E .S ., 5.16, 21.415..16), 26-9, 34-21
?MS, eezy, 5...19PETERJO, A .E ., 9-lb, 53-10
PHILLIPPe,, Cleve, -le
,.uebee. Irchives, 5-1 9P'''lleble, Cyrus Glin lee subjeo 34-10
,.oJeon'lk'llmArtar4r. !)-19?alum . matt . 5-16
,.oarel . Clerk, 24-1 2PHILLIPS, Stephen W, 5-16
ueane1 Board of 'Trade, 24-12lobi51 Qn books tore 1 '45.eleouvor, 5-16
oe )-t
0_5Je62eed 3i-23PIKERING, Winifred, 516
RAAB,
29-7
PIDCOCK, George Rs 5..16
F .W ., 5.40
P1=S, gorge Narren, 5-16
RMEY, J .T ., 5-20
PIERCE, Lorne, 5-16, 24-(13..14)
3ed
(Alta)
rd of 'Prade, 35..8
The Pierce and .:ahn Book Company, Denver,
RED, Henry
5-20Colorado, 5-17
R'aCA:'4, JohnPIPSMON, John, 34.42 [aasaubjeotl
REID, hobie Lewis, 5..20, 26-9 $ 37..3PI., Nellie B, 5-1?
ID, To, 5.245ergarift P ., 21.9
RSISBECR, Jessie S ., 5..20POERII,L,
5.47
et RIG', Henry bond, 18544933, 5.20POLLOCE, 1„.i.,25
may, 5..20P0140, Maroo L ea eubject] 32.12
POi4holtiflutRelattuPORTER, Kenneth W., 5-17
, ta (t,'Amada, 5..20
Pt)L1, J . Camille, 5-17
REVg RECK, Jessie E., 37.4
POUND, A .M., 5-17
Rhode Isl&nd Historical Society, 5..21
A
Howay Name Indez/pge 1 5
Rhodes Scholdrshin
t 0.21
RIC, R .N ., 5..21
RID .L, WillLma g., 5..21
Roberts, Charles G.D., 5-.21
ROBERTS, John i., 5..21
ROBERTSON, J .K. . 4506
OBERSO, John w., 5-21
R)RT,,OR, P.C ., 5-21
RJBRRTSO:4, T .R ., 521
R .R ., 5-21
ROBINsOR, Edgar S, 5-21, 22-3
R:,RINSOR, Euene, 5-21
RUBINSO, Noel, 5-22, 23.02
ROBSO?, Ernest 3., 5-22
ROCKWOOD, E . Ruth, 5-23
Rocky !,'ountain House (lta) Board of Trade ,35-8
RUE . F. Lorne, 5-2 3
ROGERS, Elizahath, 5- :' 3
ROGERS, M .I., 5-23
ROLLETT, Dora, 5-2 3
RoRET 0 Louis A.., 5-23
?R,RR, D., 30.3
ROONEY, Ratthew Las aubjeetj 35-9
ROSE . J . Holland . 5-23
RoRS, Francis H ., 5-23
ROSS, $ed, 26-9
ROSS, R . .R ., 26.8
ROSS * Harry, 5-23
RtSS, William, 32.47.08 )
Rotary Club of Vancouver, 5-2 3
ROwLING . GS11,ort, 5-773
The Rowburghe Club of San Francisco, 5-23
The Royal Geographical Society, London, 5-24
Royal Historical Society, London * 5-24
The Royal Society of Canada, 5-(24.45), 27..2
RUBINOWITZ, Israel I, 5-25
RUSE, W.J. . 5..25
RUSSELL, Alena Y . 566625
Ryerson r as 5.(260.28)/6.414), 24-(13-14 '37-(5-6
tmRA , J .H .T., 6-4
SAGE (Mrs .) B.A., 6-5
SAGE * Nelda, 6-5
SA, falter i:oble, 6..5, 21-(5-6), 24-11'34-1, 34-17, 45-4
St . Andrew's United Ch,tre, North Vancouver6..6
Gee.-Tis's
Church, Haney .buillis l , N'umR, 0.6
St . Georges School, Vancouver. 64
St . John, R. Monro . 6..6
:newspaper] 6-6
St . K,
Aission Boarding School, 6..6
SALA'S, Eugenio Pereira, 6-6
E, C .V ., 6-6
SARFORD, Ubert M . 6-6
Sask . University . Library, 6-6
Saskatchewan Fistorical Society, 6..6
SCRAFER, Joseph, 6-6
Joz%o 1 6..6
SMERIRG, William, 6-6
SCRULRFIELD, RO .S ., 6-.(76011 )
'SCHOOLEY, C .A ., 6-12
SCMT1, Sizes Allard, 6-12, 22003
SCOTT, Duncan Capbell, 6-12, 45064
SCOTT, Leslie R ,
SCOTT, Victor A .R., 37001
SEARLE, Townley, 6-13
SEARS, J . Edward, 6-13
Seattle . Public Library, 6-13
SEAWARD, R.S ., 6-13
SELKIRK. Thomas Douglas, 5th earl of
[ as subject) 550615
JELLAR, John M [as subject] 35..16
The Service Printing & Publishing Co . ,Seattle, 24-7
Inctexi
16
SEARD, F.O ., 6-13
SHANNON o till
, 3
SHAW, George Coombe, 6..13
SHAW, Ian A, 6.43
Shelly' s a Ltd bread manufacturers] Vancouver .6—13
SHESTONE A .G ., 45-6
SHVHER, James, 60. 13
SiflMLS, Archie ., 6-13 . 24-12
SHIRLEY, J . . ., 6-15
Zhorey Book Store, Sattle, 6-13
sHORTT, Adam, 6-14
SHOT'4ELL, James T, 6-14
S RUX, Gordon X, 6-14
Sierra Club, 6-14S OURDSON, 0 0 ,
Violet ra, 6.44SIPSON, F .G ., 28-1
SIMP30
Carp, rs subjectl 3 1
SlPSON, Thomas, 36- 2
Simpsons, Lt , Toronto, 6-1 4SIPPRELL, k . F., 6-14
ORNE, Arthur, 6.44
SKYNNER, .J., 6-14
SLATER, G . Hollis, 24-10
SLEEPER, Alice, 6-14
SMITH (Mrs .)x . .1 .,6-14Charles V., 6-(15-16) 0 33-6, 37..2 ,
3745.06 )
SMITH, Francis S, 6-17smm (mrs . & sr.) Frank* 6-17
K• ITS, G . Hubert, 6-17, 27-2SMITH, Harlan 1, 6-17
en Cleveland, 6-17SMITH, 11H ., 6-47SMITH, Sidney ras subject] 36-4SNELL, c .a ., 35.08SOARS, Norman, 6-18The Society for Nautical Research, 22.9
SOLIDAY, George W ., 6-18
SOLIS-CGHN, Bertha, 6-18
Sotheran (Henry) & Co. [booksellers )London, 6-18
South Carolina Historical Society, 6048
The Southern Saskatchewan 01d-Timer' sAssociation, 6..18
The Southwestern Saaktchewan 01d-Timers 'Association, 36-25
SOVEREIGN, AA ., 6-18
,;PECE George . 36-25
Spokane Historical Society, 6-19SPURRIR, Flora, 6-1 9
TAFFORD, Morgan II, 6-19, 28.414.45 )STANDEN, J . .„ 6-20
Stanford University . Felton (CharlotteAshley) aeaorial Library, 6.20
TANLEY, Carleton, 6—20, 45-5
STEACl . L . .A . o 45.5
STEELE, rwood, 36.8
SIEfANsO ;
Ha
,, VilLjlaur, 6-20
$TEINEE, William, 23 .42
F.E., 60,20
STEVEN 14. ., 6-20
STEVENS, Winifred M., 6-20
STEVENSON (Mrs .) A.L., 6-20STVENSON, John, 6-20STEWART, Charles L, 6-21STEWART, David A ., 6..21 0 22-(11-12), 26-3 ,
26—8, 26-14 0 2640 30-8, 34-19
sTswAaTo George, 32-(7-8)
STEWART, Grace G, 6-21
STOKER, Mary Teresa, 6..21
STOKES, John F.G., 60.21, 24.413.14) 0 4504STOUT, Ed, 6-22
Strang & Prosser Advertising Agency, &mitt6..22
MANS, James [as subject) 36-9STREETER, Thomas W, 6022
STUART, Allan K ., 6-22
k;oway name Inc .exJ pa. 17
Trail Riders of the Canadian Rock tee, 36.1
Trail Seekers 'Council, 6424
TEAT, C . Y. , 6-25
TR iBLE, ` .J . , 6-25
TUCKER, C .C ., 6.25
.. 'C11 >vwt~.'Ft: xA6, Ellen Montr4aor . 28-(12-13
TUP"'RR, Charles Hibbert, 6-25
TURNER, George F, 21-(15-16 )
T=Tit PII , George . 6-25
T; o%.ELL, Clifford Gray, 6-25, 28 .4
'Ml, , " s~al ►a y ::1a. croft, 6 2645TYRk ►ELL, J ., ., 6-(26-27), 27-2, 29-1, 3C?-12
30-14, 32-18
Duncan. 6•-23
ST UBBS, L. St .G, 6-23
ST!JRGIS, William, b .1782 [as subject] 36-1.0
2LD (Coon.) . Town Clerk, 643
SULLIVAN , Alan, 623
St LLIVAS, Arthur, 6-23
SULLlVA6, aauric~e 5, 6-23
Sun Insurance Office, Londe n, 6-23
>teno Service ,
The Surrey~nBookshop, oking ,
SURVEYOR, £ . ., 45..6, 45—7
SWA :'; ON, John I), 6-23, 2614
TACT, Clare Ryan, 642 4
'PAUL UT, A.S., 644
TAYLOR, Louis 1), 6-24
TAYLOR, Louise R, 6-24
TEAGU , William, 6-24, 29-7
TEAL, G . C ., 6..24
T ?L .:A , W, 6424
TH'ACKEE, T . L., 6-24, 29-7, 37-4
Kurt U., 6-24
O ts, .I . . , 6-24
David [as subject] 36.13
Thompson Valley )iatrict Historical and :las*umAssociation, 6+-44
Sylvia L, 644
Zillion College of J . C . , 6-28
U .S . Library of Congress, 6-28
U .3 . National Archives, 6-28
UO3 . Work Projects Administration .a tior al Archives k'ro jest, 6-28
University. Associu tea of •. anada, 648
Upper Canada Collage, Toronto, 6-28
V 6ZOt1V aR, :Reor e " s subject] 36-16
Vancouver. Mayor, 7-1 .
Vancouver. Museum, 7-1, 21-(15.16 )
Vancouver . Board of Park Commissioners ,7-1, 35-1
Vancouver .
zbite Library, 7-1
Vancouver
of Trade, 7-2
t°
7-2
Yinoou ,r Hotel, 74
The Vancouver Merchant's Exchange, 7-2
Vancouver Pioneers' Assn, 7-2
Vancouver Pioneers' Memorial Committee ,7-2
Vancouver Poetry society, 74
Vancouver Shakespeare Society, 7-2Toronto. University. Library, 6.25
"'+eCahhniChigh School., 7-2Toronto. University. Press, 6425. 24-(13-14)
va'G:o+ivt~r
highVancouver rer. i.nais Co . [ass subject] 36-17
Lerman Otto, 1821-ca .1 ."70 [assubject, 36-1 4
TITCB, Margaret, 645
TOD,{
John, 17914882 [as subject
TODD, John W ., Jr . .
d206.7
TODD, 0 «J . , 6-25
Torch Press, Cedar Rapids ,
Toronto . Public Library, 642 5
Toronto . University. Bursar's Office, 625
1
25
Howay ',et In e
ge LS
WATSOk, Robert,
35-11
WEBB, Vincent D, 7-9
Webb Publishing Co. . St. Paul, aizu~., 70.9
Y.EBSTER , J.C ., 709, 454
The Welland Tribune and Telegraph, Ltd ,7-10
G .Ea, 37-4
WELLS, Oliver C, 7-10
'4EST, R. Rollerton, 7.40
Vaneoaver . Mayor, 7-10
Western Reserve . torioal Society, 7.40
o . Pacific Div. ,24-1
Weatminater Trust Co ., New Westminster,7-10
Wetaskiwin, Alta . City Clerk andsurer, 7-10, 37-1
&ATOM, Lewis, 7-1
0 WEEAT, Carl
7.40, 27-2, 33-3
WHEATLEY, Julia M .T., 28..5
VLITE, M ., 7.41
W4ITE,
7-11
WnITE, jamea, 7-1 1
1''2%I :,L, Walter Luir, 7-11
7-12
WICKET?, F .T .C ., 7-12
WIDEMANN, T . 7-12
WILCOX, Elsie
7-12
William and Mary, College of . Librarian,7-12
William George's Sons, 7-1 2
WILLIAM, N .Y ., 7-12, 45.07
WILLIAMS, Stanley T, 7-12
WILLIS, S .J., 7.12
WILSON, Charles, 7-12
WILS0N4 P .E. . 7-12
WILSON, Walter H, 7-12, 27-2
WILSO, William F, 7-12
WINTER, Charles 7, 7•.13, 33-7
VAN D :PSBN, Florence, 7-1
VSNSTROn, C.J ., 7,.,2
VESEY, S. Kirkland, 7-2
VETCE, Samuel fasesuhject] 36-19
Veterans Jubilee RouqueZt Committee, Toront o7-2
Victoria . Parks Committee, 7-2
Victoria Book and tationery Co ., 32..6
Victoria College, B.C ., 7-2
Victoria kemorial Museum, 34..9
The Victoria 2hoenim Brewing Co ., 37-4
VINCENT, C * ., 7.-2
WADDINGTON, Alfred [as subject] 360.23
WADE, F .C . t 7-3
WADE, M.S., 7..3 0 304
WADE, Margery, 7-3
WADHMS, William A, 7-3
AGNR, H .R ., 7-43..4), 24..(13..14)
VAEBR".a, John 1, 7..5
4'ALKEM, George A, 7-6
wAaKER . C.M., 30-1
WALKER, Edmund, 7.06
WALKER, James, 29-16
WALKINSRAW, Robert Bp 7-6
WALLACE, J .N ., 7-6, 21-3 . 22-10, 22-17, 27-2WALLACE, Robert C, 7-6
gAELAcE . w.s ., 7-(6-8), 45-7
36..fEi
ASH, William L,
24-1
ALTON„ A .C., 7-9
WARDLE, J .M ., 7-9
wartime Merchant Shi.pPin .td, 7-9
washing on. University . Librurian, 25..9
ashington. jniversity . Library, 7.9
Washington. University. Prose, 7-9
4 - 4 -
'
7-9
Wasaingtoe State Historical Society, 7-9
:Noway Name Indexhage 19
WINTHZR, Oscar 0, 7-13
WOLFENDEN, R, 7-13
en"s Canadian Club of Peace River, 27.'2
Womens l Canadian Club, Vancouver, 7-•1 3
omen's Canadian Mistcrical Jociety of Ottawa ,7-13
Women i s Ca.i.diaa iotoric .l dociety ci' Toronto ,7-13
J .J ., 7-13
UDOLLACOTT, Arthur P., 7-13
WORSIC, M, 7-13
WRIGhT t Eliza u, 7-13
WRIGH, Mabel Osgood, 28.412-13)
Wrigley (Roy) ?rinting Publishing, Vancouver ,7-13
WRONG, George
7-1
WRONG, H
H, 32-(7-8)
YALE, James Murray (as subject] 37-3
YTES, Ca ., 37.4
YORK (Mrs.) Fraser, 7.44
YORK, Thomas F, 7-14
Yorkshire & anadian Trust, Ltd, Vancouver,7-14
*Vs Me g 'a Club of Vancouver, 7-1 4
YOUNG,
7-14
YOUNG, Thomas C, 7-14, 32-26
ZORBEICK, John L, 7-14
Subject Index
N .B . The numbers following names indicate the box and folder number wher ethat name can be found in the subject files and outgoing correspondence .Names may occur more than once in a folder .
Alberta Field Force, Operations of the,
Cemeteries, Military, 24- 5
21-1
Chile, North American ships in,24- 6
Alexander, Fort,21- 1 .
Chinook Jargon, 24- 7See also :Maurepas, For t
Alexandra Bridge, Spuzzum, B .C . 21-1
Chipewyan, Fort, Alberta, 24- 8
Alexandria, Fort, B .C . 21-3
Church history, 24- 9
Arctic explorations, 21-(5-6)
Church schools in B .C ., 24-1 0
Assiniboine, Fort, Alberta, 21-(7-8)
Churchill, Fort, Manitoba, 24-11
Seealso : Prince of Wales, For t
Augustus, Fort, Alberta,21-(11-12)
Collins Overland Telegraph, 24-1 2Barkerville, B .C ., 21-(15-16)
Notes, 25-1Barkley Family, 21-17
Notes and mss ., 25-(2-3)
Benton, Fort (Montana) Trail, 22-3
Photographs, 25-7
Blackfoot Indians, 22-5
Colonization, B .C ., 25-8
Bow, Fort, Alberta, 22-10
Gallery proofs, 25-1 0
Brandon, Manitoba, 22-(11-12)
Confederation, 26- 1
B .C . Overland Transportation Co .,22-15
Conrad Trading Co ., Fort Benton ,Montana, 26- 2
Buffalo jumping pounds, 22-17
Constitutional history of Canada,26- 3Bulletin Bldg ., Edmonton, 22-18
Cowichan Valley, 26-4Burrard Inlet, 22-19
Cridge, Edward and Crickmer, Wm . B .,26-5Calgary, Fort, Alberta, 22-21
Crowfoot, 1830-90, 26-6
See also :California Hotel, Yale, B .C ., 23-1
Blackfoot Indian s
Cambridge History of the British Empire,
Cumberland House, Saskatchewan,26- 723-3
Dauphin, Fort, 26- 8Canada, Royal Commission on Unemployment
Dawson Road, 26-1 0Insurance. Written by Norma E . Thompson ,1937, 23-5
Deadman's Island (testimony, cone . ,
Canadian-American Research Project,23-6
etc .), 27-(11-12 )
Canadian Pacific Railway, 23-(7-8)
Dominion Lands Survey, 26-1 4
CPR Telegraph, 23-9
Donner Party (short story by F .W .Howay), 26-15
Canals, 23-10Dufferin, Fort, 26-1 8
Cariboo, 23-12Edmonton, Fort, 26-2 0
Cariboo Daybooks (unident .),23-(13-14)Ellice, Fort, 26-2 1
Cariboo Claims record book (Yale),24-1
Fork, Fort, 27- 2
Cariboo Ledgers (unident .), 24-(2-3)
Frances, Fort, 27- 3
Beedy (J .C .) & Co ., Williams CreekDay books, 21-21/22-1
Mss ., 25-(4-6)
Noway Subject Index/ page 2
Fraser River, 27-6
Legal history - B .C ., 31- 5
Freemasons - B .C ., 27-7
Lethbridge, Alberta, 31- 6
Fur Trade, 27-8
Lillooet-Alexandria Road, 32- 1
Garry, Fort, 28-1
Livingstone, Fort, Saskatchewan,32- 2
Glengarry Light Infantry,28-2
McDonald's Bank, B .C ., 32-6
Gold Rush - B .C .,28-4 See also :Cariboo . Macleod, Fort, Alberta, 32- 9
Gonzales Hill, 28-5
Marin Journal, 32-1 3
Grain shipment, 28-6
Maurepas, Fort and Fort Alexander,32-1 4
Great Fraser Midden, 28-8
Methye Portage, 32-1 8
Hawaiian Islands, 28-(14-15)
Metlakahtla, B .C ., 32-1 9
Henry House, 29-1
Montreal and Lachine Railway, 32-2 2
Historiography, 29-4
Moose Mountain, 32-2 4
Hope, B .C ., 29-7
Mt . Robson, 32-26
Hudson's Bay Co ., 29-10
Nanaimo coal, 33- 1
Hudson's Bay Record Society ,29-(11-1/2)
Indians of North America - B .C .,29-13
Indians of North America - legends ,29-14
Indians of North America - treatie s(biographical notes of nativesignatories in the treaties withthe Indians of Alberta, Saskatchewa nand the N .W .T . - Capt . E .E . EglintonBailey), 29-1 5
Indians of North America - treaties -no . 6 . 29-16
Indians of North America - treaties -no . 7 . 29-1 7
Indians of North America - U .S ., 29-18
Jasper House, 30- 1
Jews, .B .C ., 30-3
Juan Fernandez Island, 30-5
Kamloops, B .C ., 30-6
Kamsack Thunder Bird, 30- 7
Klondike, 30-1 1
Kootenae House, 30-1 2
LaCorne, Fort, 30-14
Ladysmith Riot (trans . re riot cases) ,30-1 5
Langley, Fort, B .C ., 31-(1-2)
Negroes in B.C ., 33-3
New Westminster, B .C ., 33-5
Nootka Sound, 33- 6
Northwest Rebellion - Cut Knife Hill ,33-7
Northwest Rebellion - Duck Lak eBattlefield, 33- 8
Northwest Rebellion - Fish Creek,33- 9
Northwest Rebellion - Frog Lak eMassacre, 33-1 0
Northwest Rebellion - General T.B .Strange Monument, 33-1 1
Norway House, 33-1 2
Numismatics (R .L . Reid's file),33-1 3
Okanagan Valley, 34- 1
Oregon Territory, 34- 2
Ostell, Fort, 34- 3
Overlanders of 1862, 34-5
Pacific Cable, 34- 6
Peace River, Alberta, 34- 7
Petroglyphs, B .C ., 34-9
Pine Island, Fort, 34-1 1
Pioneer Reminiscences, 34-1 3
Pioneers - B .C ., 34-14
Pitt, Fort, 34-15
Howay Subject Index/ page 3
Place names, B .C ., 34-16
Victoria, B .C . - History, 36-20
Point Grey, 34-17
Victoria, Fort, 36-2 1
Pointe aux Pins, 34-18
Virginia, U .S .A ., 36-22
Portage la Prairie, 34-19
Waddington Massacre, 36-2 4
Portage routes, 34-20
Walsh, Fort, 36-2 5
Prince George, B .C., 34-21
Wawanesa (Manitoba) Monument, 36-25 .
Prince of Wales, 34-22 . See also :
See also :Dominion Lands Survey
Churchill, Fort .
West Vancouver, 36-2 6
Princeton, B .C ., 34-24
Wetaskiwin, Alberta, 37- 1
Prospect Point, 35-1
Whatcom Trail (R.L . Reid's file), 37-2
Qu'Appelle, Fort, Saskachewan,35-2
Yale, B .C ., 37-4
Rebellion of 1837-38, 35-3
Zimmerman's Captain Cook, 37-(5-6)
Red River Settlement, 35- 4
Reliance, Fort, 35- 5
Religious options at U .B .C ., 35-6
Robinson's Island, 35- 7
Rocky Mountain House, 35- 8
Roseau Route, 35-1 0
Royal Engineers, 35-1 1
Sails and sailing, 35-1 2
St . James, Fort, 35-1 3
St . Pierre, Fort, 35-13 . See also :Fort Franci s
Saskatchewan, Fort, 35-1 4
Settlement - B .C ., 1871-1914 (transcrip tof Chapter XXIII of Howay's book) ,35-17
Shipping on Burrard Inlet, 35-1 8
Ships on Northwest Coast, 35-1 9
Shuswap Falls, legend of, 35-20
Simpson, Fort, 36- 3
Song lyrics, 36- 5
Songhees Reserve, 36- 6
Spanish settlement in California,36-7
Steele, Fort, 36- 8
Surrey, B .C ., 36-11
Terre Blanche, Fort, 36-1 2
Vancouver Terminals Co ., 36-1 7
Vermilion, Fort, 36-18
.1.t'
AN INVENTORY OF MAPS IN THE FREDERICK W. HOWAY COLLECTION
Box 13. File 2
1. Lethbridge, Calgary, Edmonton.Alberta Motor Association Tourist Information Bureaus. n.d.~lo scale30.5 x 39.5 cmReverse side: Famous Circle Tour: From the Canadian section of the
International Peace Park at Waterton Lakes to Calgary to Banff,Lake Louise, Yoho, Kootenay, Windermere, to Cranbrook, returningvia the Crow's Nest Pass to Macleod and Waterton.
Alberta Motor Association Tourist Information Bureaus. n.d.No scale19.5 x 30.5 cm
2. COber Hauser's Route across Nucltin Lake~. n.d.Scale: l/inch to approximately 3.3 miles18 x 20.5 cm2 copies, left in box
3. Map of South Alberta. # 5.Alberta Motor Association. 1938.Scale: 1 inch to approximately 13.4 miles29.5 x 22 cm
4. Map of Calgary and Lethbridge Agency Districts.Alberta. Department of Lands and r1ines. March 1938.Scale: 1:792,000 or l2t miles to 1 inch68 x 56.5 cm
5. Fort Benton, Fort Macleod Road.James \'Jillard Schultz to Howay, November 11, 1938.Scale: 1 inch to approximately 12 miles:
I29 x 23 cm 'left in box
6. [B.C. Coast and Offshore IslandsJ n.d.Scale: 1:5,000,00011.5 x 20.5 cmleft in box
7. Lake Athabaska and Connecting Waterways.Canada. Department of the Interior. 1928.Scale: 1:380,160 or 1 inch to 6 miles55 x 80.5 cm
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8. Plan of Chipewyan Settlement on Lake Athabaska, Province of Alberta.Canada. Department of the Interior. July 1913.Scale: 10 chains to 1 inch54 x 89 cm
9. Proposed Alaska International Highway System.Washington Society of Professional Engineers for the Alaska N.W.
Emergency Committee. October 30,1940.Scale: 1 inch to 60 miles19 x 27 cmleft in box
10. CCanada -U.S. Border, Alberta, including Route of Mounted PoliceForce, 1874J n.d. .
No Scale38 x 13 cm
11. Map of Wentworth County showing County and Suburban Roads. 1935.Scale: 1 inch to 2t miles22 x 37 cm
Box 42. File 2
1. [Township 41Range 2 W3. South Saskatchewan River and Town Creek) n.d.No scale15.5 x 20.5 cmleft in file
2. Battle of Fish Creek. Township 41. Range 2. W3M. n.d.Scale: 1 inch to 578 yards20.5 x 15 cmleft in file
i!
3. Battle of Fish Creek. Township 41. Range 2. W3M. n.d.Scale: 1 inch to 578 yards20.5 x 15 cmleft in file(Different landmarks noted than in above)
4. Treaty 6. Plan of DQclt Lake Battlefield in Okemasis and BeardyIndian Reserves 96 and 97, Saskatchewan.
Canada. Department of Indian Affairs. February 21,1923.Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch34.5 x 51 cm
I
3.,/ .
5. Sites of Fort Esperance. n.d.Scale: 1 inch to approximately 200 feet40 x 20 cm
6. Plan or Site of Old Fort Esperance. n.d.Scale: 1 inch to 200 feet29 x 20 C!l
7. Sketch design of Historic Sites Memorial.National Parks of Canada Engineering Service. June 22,1928.Scale: 1 inch to 1 foot53 x 36 cm
8. Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii.Compiled tor the Hawaii Tourist Bureau by Wright, Harvey and Wright.Corrected 1932.
Scale: 1 inch to 1562 feet77 x 45 cmReverse sifte: Island of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii.Compiled for the Hawaii Tourist Bureau by Wright, Harvey and Wright.Scale: 1 inch to 2.8 miles36 x 45 cm
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Maps -Ms. ColI. HOWAV -Addendum to Inventory Loc.5
Box 35. File 8. RockV Mountain House.
1. Alberta. Plan of Township 39 Range 7 West of the Fifth Meridian;compiled from official surveys ; photo-zincographed at theSurveyor General's Office, Ottawa, Canada. First edition.Ottawa, Dept. of the Interior, 5th April 1907.40 chains to 1 inch. 31 x 31 cm.3 locations are marked in pencil, 2 on the HBC Reserve
2. Rocky Mountain House, Hudson's Bay Company Reserve, Alberta, Sec. 17.20.-39-7 W 5. Winnipeg, Man., Hudsons Bay Company Lands Dept., 1922.(Drawn by?) T.F.T. 1-3-22.1" = 400' 29.2 x 56.5 cm. Positive photostat."Site recommended" marked in red.
Box 35. File 11. Roval Engineers.
1. Traverse of Coal Harbour Burrard Inlet; Surveyed by G. Turner S.Corpl. R.E.March 17th/63. (and) Bearings taken to ...Reserve on North side of1st. Narrows Burrard Inlet.2 maps on blueprint, each 18 x 23 cm.Certified copy of Pages 19 & 20 of Royal Engineers Field Book 4, madeby W.S. Gore, Deputy Commissioner Lands & Works, Victoria.
22/3/79 Ff'tIJ
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Maps -Ms. Co11. Howay
FREDERIC WILLIAM HO~{AY' (1867-1943) PAP~~S
List of maps removed from papers Location: Map Cabinet 5(unless otherwise noted)
* Rocque, John, c.1704-1762. [A general map of North America London,
M.A. Rocque & .~. Dury, 1761 J 17" x 15" approx. Photocopy of my portion,as published in Howay & Scho1efield, v~ 1, f.p. 73, captioned "Map ofWestern North America, circa 1775". 600ac R684 1761 c
1-1. Behaim, Martin, c.1459-1507. "From the globe of Behaim 1492". PhotostatpOSe 3Y2" x 3 3/4"; for publication Howay and Scholefield, British Columbia,v. 1, f.p. 9. See also Glass plate 2.
';2. Pto1emaeus, Claudius. [World map] "from a map in Ptolemy Rome 1508" [byJohan Ruysch, d. 1533J Photostat pOSe 3Y4" x 3 3/4"; for publicationBotiay and Scho1efield, v. 1, f.p. 8. See also Glass plRte 27.
';3. SchBner, Johannes, 1477-1547. "From the Globe of F. Schoner, 1520."Photostat pOSe 3 3/4" x 3"; for publication Howay and Scholefie1d,British Columbia, v. 1, f.p. 3. See also Glass plate 30.
';4. [British J.luseum. Sloane MSS., 1171 [l~orth AmericaJ "From a'menuscript of1530"; in an anonymous work De principiis astronomicae. Photostat pOSe3Y4" x 3 3/4"; por publication Howay and S~holefield, British Columbia,v. 1, f.p. 7. See also Glass plete 23.
:1-5. For1ani, Paolo. "From a nap of P. de Fur1ani, 1560." Photostat pOSe3Y4" x 3 3/4"; for publication Howay and Scholefie1d, British Columbia,v. 1, f~p. 7. See also Glass plate 11.
6. Mart~nes, Joan, fl. 1555-1587. "Joan IvIartines en !!J~~_ina an~1562";"15. Giovan.'li Martines, after 1560. Chart one of atlas." Photo~tatpOSe 514" x 7Y2"; for pub1ic~tion Howay 811<'1, Scho1efie1d, BritishColumbia, v. 1, f.p. 1.
';7. Frobisher, Sir Martin, 1535?-1594. "After Frobisher 1578"; world !!1apattributed to James BF!qre, prkipal surve:"or of the Frobisher expedition;from A true discourse nf the late voyages of discoveri~ 1578.Photostat pOSe ~" x 3 3/4"; for publication Howay and Scholef:i.eld,v. 1, f.p. 8. Se~ p_lso Glass plate 12.
t8. Jode, Corne1is de. "North-tifestern .fl-merica by C. a Judaeis 1593".Photostat pas. 3Y4" x 3Y4"; for publication Ho1o~9.Y ar:d Scholefic1d,British CoiUMbi~, ~T. 1, f.p. 9. See also Glass plate 21.
;1-9. Herrera, Antonio de. [North-west .~mprica] "fr"~ Herrera 1600".Photostat pos. 3('4'1 x 3 3,/4"; for publication Howay and Scholefie1d,British Columbia, v. 1 f.p. 9. See also Gl~ss plste 15.
';10. Sanson d'.\bbevi1le, Nicolas, 1600-1667. [North-i!'est America] "from amap of Sanson 16~1." Photostat p"ls. 3Y4" x 3 3,/4"; for r11'hlicationHoway and Scholefie1d, Brit;.sh Columbia, v. 1 f.p. 9. See alsoGl~s~ plate 28.
';11. Herrera, .\ntonio tie. "Eastern -~sia after Bering 1728." Photl)stat pOSe4" x 3"; for publication Ho'!'~ey end Scholefield, British Col':J:!!J'bia,v. t f.p. 10. See also Glass p~qte 14.
- ..Maps -~1s. CoIl. Ho~ray 3
24. -Jedgbrough, S. Tre.ck of the snow ExperiI!lent in company ~"ith the CaptEl.in Cook,b";{ S. Wedgbrough. ~LondonJ A.DalrYInple, I':arch 29th, 1789.a) Photostat pOSe 3Y2" x 4"; for publication Howay & Scholefielc1, British
Colu~bia, v. 1 f.p. 119.b) Photograph 6" x 7Y2"; for publication Howay, Dixon-Meares Controversy,
p. 98. Text attached. See also Newcombe, First circuI!lnavige.tion, pl. 2between pp. 16-17.
25. Hanna, James. Chart of part of the N.W. coast of America by Capt. James H2nna.in snow Sea Otter 1786. [London] A.Dalrymp1e, ~1arch 29th 1789.a) Photostat pOSe 5 3/4" x 3"; for publication Howay & Scholefi~ld, British
Columbia, v. 1 f.p. 122.b) Photograph 6" x 3Y2"~ for pu"hlication How~y, Dixen.Meares Controversy, p. 12
Text attached. Pr~nted '\..'ith Funter~Sketch of Clior::uot (#29)
26. I~eares, John, 1756?-1809. A chart of the north Pacific Ocean...explored in1778 and 1779 by J~"'es Cook and further explored in 1788 9.nd 1789 by John!~eares; drawn by J. Heywood. London, Voyages, 1790.a) Photogr3.ph of Cooks River area, 1()Y2" x 8", with c~ption attached;
for publication H01~ay, Dixcn-Meqres Controversy, ~. 44.b) P:!1otograph of B~mtish Columbia. coast area, 10Y2" x 8", with cRpti')n
~ttqched; for publication HOWAY, Dixen-Meares Co~troversy, p. 39.See 9.1!:!0 ~~e~-rcomne, First CirCl1mnavig3. tion, pl. 5, b~tveen p. 24-25.
27. !';ear~s, John, 1756?-1809. Sketch of Friendly ""ove in NootkR Sound ta.ken by1::r. ~'let:!gboroughj e"gr"',en b3T T. Foot. London, Vo:!ages, 1790. P".otost~tpOSe 5" x 4".
28. r'~eDres, John, 1756?-1809. Carte de Ie. rartie int~:rienne ~.e ll.~erique septen~tr'.nn'11e ou est d~~ontr:~e Ie- tr~s gr!1nr:!e ProbRbj.li tp d tune navi~ation i~t/.rieurdepuis Ip Baye dlHudson juS':lUI~ la c8te nord-ouest. Photograph, 7" x 9"jfor publicati~n Hoi~ay, Dixon-Meares Controversy, p. 147.
29. Funter, Robert. Sketch of Clio~uot ~r Port Cox on the N.:'!. coast of Americ~IJ~t. 49. 9' N. Long. 125. 251 ~'T. by Capt. Ro~ert Funter to whom this plate isin9c!'ibed by his most obli[:ed A.Dalr~Tple; J. "Talker sculpt., Ti. Harrison '!e.[Lon~onJ A.DalrJ~ple, Jany. 14th 1791. !~get: View...from Capt. B~rklay.PhotostD.t pOSe 5Y4" x 33/4"; for publict'.tio~ R'J,:,ray & Scholefield, v. 1 f.p. 12See also #25b, above.
30. Funter, Robert. ~ketch of Friendly Cove ef the north ~ntr~nce of ~ootka-Sou.ndby Capt. Robert 1"t1nter Lat. 49. 371 N. Long. 126. 491 ~'l. [London] A.D~lrJT!:lple,}~ay 27th 1791. Photost9.t pOSe 6" x 3"; for pu'blic~tion Ho.,ray & Scholefiel~,British Columbia, v. 1 f.p. 184.
31. Punter, Robert. Sketch of R~ft-Co're in '~een C'harlotte Sound "hy Capt. Rob~rtFunter L?t. 50. 351 N. Lonr;. 123. 51 -T, fro Green~.'!ich. [LondonJ .\.D!3.lr'~ple,i-!a.y 27th 1791. Photost?t pOSe 3 3/4" x ;}/4"; ff)r pu~lic3tion Ho...ra.~T &Scholefield, British Columbia, v. 1 f.p. 125.
+32. Gali?no, Dio~isio ft.lcala, 176~1QO5. Carta esferica d~ los reconociMientoshechos en la Costa N. O. de A~~rice en 1791 y 92, por les Goletas Sutil y!~exicana y otros ~u~ues de S. 1-~. ~T~~O. 2. L~!2~rid, .~.tlas, Vip.ge de laGolet~s :::util J' Mexicana, 1 q()2~ Photos't9.t pOSe 7" x 5"; for public9tionHoway & Schol~fi~ld, v. 1 ~.p. 33. S~e 21so Gl~ss plate 13.
33. P:?rt of North ..;.'n~rica. shewj !1.:; the proposed li~~ of Railway. Photostat p~s.3Y2" x 6"; for puhlic~tion How?y & Scholefield, British Colwrbia, v. 2f.p.343.
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34. Bowron, John. Mar she~~ine 1eRseho1ds, etc. on ~!li110~ River and Slough Creek,C3.riboo, B. C. ~byJ W. H. Phelps, Bark~rvi11e, B.C. to accompany Mr." Bowron's}lining Report 1896. Photograph 3" x 5Y2"; for publication Howay &; Sch~lefip;ldBritish Columbia, v. 2 f.p. 69. See also B.C. Dept. of ~lines Report, inSessional Papers 1897, f.p. 506.
35. Bowron, John. Map she,.ring ~lacer c1ains, leaseholds, etc., on 1'!i11iams Creek,Cariboo, B. C.; compiled under the direction of John Bowr~n Esq., GoldCommissio~er of Cariboo District, to accompany Mining Report for 1896.Photograph 4" x 5 3/4"; for pub1i~~tj_on Ho'Jlay &. Scho1efie1d, BritishCo1~bia, v. 2 f.p. 275. See also B. C. Dept. of ~Iines, Re~ort, in B. C.Sessional Papers, 1897, f.p. 506.
36. B. C. Dept. of Lands. South western districts. Victoria, 1912. Photograph3Y2" x 4": for public3.tion Ho1'!ay &; Scholefield, British Co1uI:1bia, :1.2 f.p. 55.
37. Sketch ~~p of Haro Arc~ipelago showing the three channels; page 139.Photostat pos. 5" x 3"; for publication Ho1.,ay &; Scholefield, British Columbia,v. 2 f .p. 305.
38. Johnston, J .H. Key plan shO',ring location Fort Fork constructed gy Sir AlexanderIf.ackenzie }~ov. 1792...; inset: Detail plan Fort Fork Mackenzie 1792 as takenNov. 1927 30' = 1". Photograph (neg. print) 4Y2" x 5".
I':aps to accol!1pany: Ingraham, Joseph. "Journal of the Voyage of the ~rigantine'Hope' from Boston to the North-',vest Coast of .~erica 179Q-to 1792 by JosephIngraham Captain of the 'Hope' and formerly mate of the Columbia." .'.
.~ll maps photostat pos.; additional maps and illustrations bound intotypescript (catalogued: HR F 5817.5 15).
39. "l'Iorth ~lest Coast of Al!1erica" -outline of cpast from 42. to 48.20', with northa~ bottom. From ms. journal, v. 2 p. 41. 8" x 5"
f40. "r:uadra's Isles". From ms. jnurnal, v. 4 p. 38. 7'1 x 5"; c. 2-3 p~otographSee also Glass plate 17. Publication Newcombe, First Circumn:lvil:,9.tion, pl. 7'het1-,reen pp. 38-39.
j 41. "~"ashington's Isles". Frf'lm mg. journal, v. 4 p. 40. P" x 4 3/4"; for
rublic~tion Newcombe, First Circu!')navigation, pl. 6 bet~,reen pp. 36-37.
42. "Ch:lrt of Friendly Cove". Fr')m ~s. journal, v. 4 p. 28. 5 3/4" x SY2"
43. "Dorr's Isle"~ Fro!!! InS. journal, v. 2 p. 37 5Y2" x 8"
44. "Sketch of H~~cockR River"/canoe,/"Sketch of Skitikiss Bay". From mg. journal,v. 4 p. 25. 8/2" x 512",3 on 1 page.
45. "Sketch of }:~ruquot..."I"View of the entrance of KYUCl,uot". From ms. journal,v. 4 p. 5. 4Y4" x 8"~ View below map border.
* Map fully catRlogued in M~p Catglocue
f Gl~ss sli~e avai1gble
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LANTERN SLIDES OF MAPS -NORTH WES! AMERICA FROM THE HOWAT COLLECTION
Glass Plate No. Description -
1 Anian, strait of"Plarlta del Estrecho de Anian". Tav. V.2" x 2i"
2 Behaim, Martin, c. 1-459-1507."From the globe of Behaim 1492".2Y2" x 3".
3 Bellin, Jean Nicolas, 1703-1772.Carte de l'Amerique septentrionale depuis le 28. degr'
de latitude jusqu'au 72. ; par M. Bellin Ingeneur de laMarine et du D~post des plans,...M.DCC.LV, avic une descriptiongeographique de cette partie del'Amerique.
3" x 2"
4 Bellin, Jean Nicolas, 1703-1772.("North-west America"] "after Bellin 1748".2" x 3"
.5 Bodega y Quadra, Juan Francisco de la, 1750-1794.Carta general de quanto asta hoy se ha descubierto y
examinado por las Espanoles en la Costa Septentrional deCalifornia, formada...por D. Juan Francisco de la Bodega yQuadra &c. Ano de 1791.
3Y2" :x cf"
6 [British Columbia?]Map of Gold Regions British Columbia...by Gustav. Epner
.1862.cf" :x 2Y4"
7 Buache, Philippe, 1700-1773.[North-west America]"by Philippe Buache 1750".2Y2" x 3"
8 Cantino, Alberto, 1502.Outline section from the Carta da nauigar per le isole
nouamte. tr(ovate) in le parte de l'India. Reduced fromthe facsimile reproduction by Mr. Henri Harrise for his LesCorte Real 1883.
3" x 3Y2"
9 Carrasco, Juan.Carta que comprehende los interiores y veril de la costa
desde los 48. de latitud N. hasta los 50. examinados escrulos-amente por el Teniente de Navio de la Real Armada Don FranciscoEliza... .Hechos estos reconocimientos en este ano de 1791.
3Y4" :x 2Y2"
10 Drake, Sir Francis, bart., d.1537.Silver Map of the World (British Museum).2}/4" x 3Y4"
I...
-.,. 5
'" '
11 Forlani, Paolo.-"From a map of P. de Furlani (sic] 1560".
3" x 2¥2"
12 Frobisher, Sir Martin, 15351-1594."After Frobisher 1578". World map attributed to James
Beare, principal surveuor of the Frobisher expedition.2Y2" x,"
13 Galiano, Dionisio Alcala, 1760-1805.Carta esferica de los reconocimientos hechos en la Costa
N. O. de Ameerica en 1791 y 92, FOr las goletas Sutil y}!exichnsy otros buques de S. N. Numo.2.
2Y4" x 2'."
14 Herrera, Antonio de."Eastern Asia after Bering 1728".2" x 2Y2"
15 Herrera, Antonio de.(North-west America] "from Herrera 1600".2}'2" x 3"
16 Hunt Lenox Globe..Stereographic projection of the Junt Lenox Globe circa
1506/7; exact size of the original executed for the late Mr.Henry Stevens in the U.S. Coast Survey Office, Washington,1870. The original' Copper Globe is now preserved in the LenoxLibrary, New York.
3¥2" x 3"
17 Ingraham, Joseph.Quadra's Isles (from the journal of the Hope; 1792].
~ 1i" x 3"
18 Jaillot, Alexis Hubert, 1632-1712. '
Amerique septentrionale divesee en ses principalesparties; presente a Monseigneur le Duc de Bourgogne...H. Iaillot. Title top border America septentrionalis in suaspraecipuas partes divisa, ad usum serenissimi BurgundiaeDucis.
3" x 2f"
19 Jefferys, Thomas, fl.1732-1771.[N.W. North America, showing Russian, Chinese and Japanese
discoveries] "by Jefferys 1758".2Y2" x 3"
20 Jefferys, Thomas, fl.1732-1771.[J~orth-west America]"from Jefferys, 1764".2" x 2f"
~21 Jode, Cornelis de.
"l~orth-western America by C. a Judaeis 1593".2-1-" x 2t" --
...
..-
.: .6 ." .'.
22 Meares, John, 17561-1809.Carte de la partie interieure de l'Ameeriqu~ septentrionale
ou est demontree le tree grande probabilite d'une navigationinterieur depuis la baye d'Hudson jusqu'b la cote nord-ouest.
3Y4":x 2Y4"
23 [North America "from a manuscript of 1530".3" :x 2Y2"
24 [North-west America]."Views of Engel, Vaugondy and Buache 1775".2Y2" :x 3".
25 North-west America."Russian America 1775".2Y4":x 2Y2"
26 Petersburg. Imperial Academy of Sciences.[Nouvelle carte des decouvertes faites par des vaisseaux
Russiens aux cotes inconnues de l'Ameeriques septentrionaleavec les pais adiacents]. "Map of the Russian Academy. 1758".
3" :x 2Y4"
27 Ptolemaeus, Claudius.[\vorld map] "from a map in Ptolemy Rome 1508". [by Johan
Ruysch, d.1533].2Y2":x 3"
28 Sanson d'Abbeville, Nicolas. 1600-1667.[North-west America] "from a map of Sanson 1691".2Y2" x 3"
29 Schoner, Johannes, 1477-1547.Outline of the western half of Schoners first globe, circa
1515. Reproduced from Dr. Wieser's "Magalhaes Strasse".3" :x 3Y2"
30 Schoner, Johannnes. 1477-1547."From the Glabe of F. Schoner, 1520".2" x 2'/2"
31 Schoner, Johannes, 1477-1547. .
"Schoners long lost globe 1523".2t', :x 3Y2"
32 Senex, John. d.1740.A new map of America from the latest observations
revised by I. Senex. .
3" :x 2Y2"
33 Swift, Jonathan. 1667-1745.Brobdingnag. -1t" x 2~"
...j
..-(
7..
34 Turner, George.-Traverse of Coal harbour Burrard inlet- surveyed by L?
Corpl. R.E. March 17th/63.2Y2" x 2Y2"
35 Baker, Joseph.A chart shewing part of the coast of N.W. America, with the
tracks of His Y~jesty's sloop Discovery and armed tenderChatham; commanded by George Vancouver Esqr. and preparedunder his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, inwhich the continental shore has been traced and determined...London, J. Edwards & G. Robinson, May 1st, 1798.
Insets: Entrance of Columbia River; Port Discovery; Gray'sHarbour.
2Y4" x 2f"
36 Waldseemuller, Martin, 1470-1521?"Martin Waldseemuller 1508 Tabula Terra Nova founded? on
co---ti--[word indecipherable].3Y2" x 2Y2"
.
Maps – Ms. Coll. HOWAY – Addendum to Inventory This accrual consists of unlisted maps from the Howay Ms. Collection, found on June 27, 2005. These ten items range from copies of survey plans, to photocopies of maps, to photographs, and a magazine clipping. Folder : 1. Bishop, R.P. “Sketch Map to Illustrate Track of Sir Alexander Mackenzie, July 1973”. 1” = 21’ 30 x 53.5 cm. 2. Waumarus, Lt. “Plan of Fort George, Columbia, October 1818”. Two pieces. Piece with actual plan on it is 41 x 32 cm. Piece with only writing on it measures 40.5 x 31.5 cm. 3. [Blueprint of the Junction of the Assiniboine River and Portage Slough] No scale. 32.5 x 77.5 cm. 4. [Map of 1825] Wormwood Plains region of Northwestern United States. Strip-map of David Thompson in British Museum, London. 12 Large Photostats were needed to reproduce it for the Library of Congress. This copy is reduced. Sheets pasted together by J.N.B. No scale. 46.5 x 62 cm. 5. Hearne, S. “Plan de la Riviere Moose Dans La Baie De Hudson”. 1774. Shows the Moose River and the Hudson’s Bay at Latitude 53 North and Longitude 33. No scale. 26.5 x 44 cm. 6. Janvier, Sr. [North America]. 1762. Mappe-moude ou description du glove terrestre aux observations astronomique par le Sr. Janvier geographe. Black and white photograph. No scale. 24.5 x 19.5 cm.
7. Kitchin, T. [North America]. 1787. Presented to City Archives, Vancouver, by Dr. Jobson Horne, Mereworth, near Maidstone, Eng., through courtesy of his brother, A.P. Horne Esq., pioneer, Vancouver. June 1942. Black and white photograph. 21 x 25.5 cm. No scale. 2 copies. 8. [A New Map of the North East Coast of Asia, and North West Coast of America, with the late Russian Discoveries] Black and white photograph. No scale. 19 x 24.5 cm. 9. ‘Map of Bellerus’. Map shows North and South America. No scale. 31 x 22.5 cm. 10. Johnston, J.H. ‘Detail Plan Fort Fork Mackenzie 1792 as Taken Nov. 1927’. 1927. Shows the location of Fort Fork Mackenzie on the edge of the Peace River across the river from the Shaftsbury Settlement and up river from the town of Peace River. 1” = 30’. 40.5 x 40 cm. 2 Copies.
• INVENTORY OP THE
HOWAY B.C. HISTORICAL LANTERN
- SLIDE COLLECTION
Prepared by
Ted Goshulak
May 1981
1
The original lantern slide collection donated by FJ. Howay to U3U was com
prised of one hundred and seventy—one slides “. ..which Judge Howay used to illu
strate lectures on British Columbia history.. •,,•1 Between the time of its donation
in 1951 and the present, the collection became separated into three parts. The
Howay B.C. Historical Lantern Slide Collection now consists of two hundred and se
ven lantern slides and glass negatives2 which are catalogued and stored as follows:
1) fifty—one of the slides and negatives have been catalogued individually
into the B.C. Historical Photograph Collection [BC 1401/1—51]. Thirty—
one of these images are nine—centimetre square glass negatives. In ad
dition there is also one nine—centimetre by ten—centimetre glass negative.
Seventeen of the images are contained on nine—centimetre square glass
lantern slides. The final two images consist cf eight—centimetre square
lantern slides. The slides and negatives in this group are stored in the
B.C. Historical Photograph Collection filing cabinets, bottom right—hand
corner. -
2) one hundred and twenty of the images are housed together and listed in the
first part of the following inventory (pp.1—6). One hundred and four of
these images are contained cn eight—centimetre square lantern slides.
Another fifteen images are contained on eight— by ten—centimetre glass
lantern slides and are specially noted in the inventory. The final image
is contained on a tine—centimetre square glass negative and this fact is
noted as well. Housed together with this component of the Collection is
a 1926 list of “Cariboo Slides” received by FJ~’. Hcway from the B.C.
Provincial Archives (this list is also included in this inventory as page
ten). The slides and negative in this group are housed in two metal slide
1James I~. Pilton, compiled by, A Handbook and Guide to the Howav—Reid and NorthwestCollections of Canadiana (Vancouver: University of British Columbia Library,1951), p.52.
2~r this total of 207 slides & negatives, 174 are glass lantern slides & 33 are ner-~v~-s.
ii
boxes kept on top of the B.C. Historical Photograph Collection filinr ca
binets and are designated as BC 1514/1—120.
3) the remaining thirty—six slides are comprised of images of maps and have
been catalogued separately into the 1180 Historical Hap Collection [Glass
Plates 1—36]. An inventory of these thirty—six images can be found in
the second part of the present work (pp.7—9). These lantern slides are
housed in a metal slide box labelled “Glass Slides”.
Frederick William Howay was born near London, Ontario on 25 November 1867. The
Howay family moved to Clinton, B.C. in 1870 where they remained until 1874 when they
moved to New Westminster, B.C. F.W. Howay taught school from 1884 until 1887. After
this he spent three years at Dalhousie University in Halifax, 11.3., where he trained
as a lawyer. For the fcllowing sixteen years Howay practiced law in New Westminster.
In 1907 upon the retirement of His Honour Judge Bole, he was appointed Judge of the
County Court of New ~:estminster. From the late 1890s onward F.W. Howay studied
and wrote on the subject of B.C. history. It was the celebration in New Westminster
in 1908 of the centenary of Simon Fraser’s descent of the Fraser River and of the
fiftieth anniversary of the arrival of the Royal Engineers, that finally brought
Judge Howay before the public as a speaker and writer on historical subjects, With
in a few years he was becoming knoim as an authority and in 1914, in collaboration
with the late D.O.S. Scholefield, he published a two—volume work on the history of
British Columbia. Judge Howay finally retired on 30 November 1937. After his re
tirement he devoted himself to his literary and historical pursuits. F.W. 2-loway
died in New Westminster, after a brief illness, on 4 October 1943, in his seventy—
sixth year. For twenty—seven years — from 1915 until 1942 — he served as a member
of the Senate of the University of British Columbia.
[A summary of Pilton, James K., compiled by. A Handbook and Guide to the Howav—Reidand Northwest Collections of Canadiana. Vancouver: University of British ColumbiaLibrary, 1951: 3—6].
INVENTORY OF THE HOWAY B.C. HISTORICAL LANTERN SLIDE COLLECTION (BC 1514/1—75,)
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Sir Matthew Maillie Begbie — Late Chief Justice of B.C. //
Grave of Captain W.R. Broughton, in the English burial grounds atLeghorn, Italy.
Sir Harry Burrard—Neale [Photo of engraving].
John, Earl of Bute [Photo of an engraving by Richard Purcell].
John A. (“Cariboo”) Cameron.
Hon. Theodore Davie — Chief Justice.
Sir James Douglas.
Hon. M.W.T. Drake.
Hon. I~obert Dunsmuir.
Simon Fraser.
Simon Fraser.
Admiral Earl Howe.
Admiral Sir John Jervis, Earl of St. Vincent.
Alexander Mackenzie.
Hon. A.N. Richards.
Hon. H. Nelson.
Frederick Seymour.
Hon. William Smithe.
Lord Thurlow.
Pioneers of British Columbia.
Agricultural Hall, New Westminster, B.C. [8cm. x 10cm.].
New Westminster, B.C.
New Westminster, B.C. — Fire. [8cm. x 10cm.].
Holy Trinity Rectory, New Westminster, B.C. — Photo by S.J. Thompson.
[st. Mark’s Manse]; New Westminster, B.C.
Public and High Schools, New Westminster, B.C.
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View of New Westminster, B.C. [Main Street?].
View of New Westminster, B.C. [Landscape].
[View of New Westminster waterfront?].
[mid?].
[View of New Westminster with Fraser River in background]. [8cm. x loom.]
[View of New Westminster, B.C.].
Vanoouver from Mt. Pleasant. — Photo by Neeland Bros., Nelson, B.C.
[Vancouver, B.C.]. [8cm. x 10cm.].
[Granville, British Columbia].
[Trail through wooded area — Vancouver?].
Alexandria Suspension Bridge. — Photo by F.G. Claudet.
Ashcroft, B.C.
One of the last Pack Trains in America, Ashcroft, B.C.
Last Bull Team on Cariboo Road, Ashoroft, B.C.
[Barkerville, B.C.]. [8cm. x loom.].
Barkerville in the Nineties [8cm. x loom.].
Barkerville in the Nineties [Glass negative].
Barkervifle in the Nineties.
Bridge Across Canyon of Bulkley at Morióetown (Constructed by Indiansof round poles and telegraph wire).
Caned board found at Canal de la Tabla [8cm. x loom.].
“Daddy” Atlin’s Favored Miner. — Photo by Muirhead Bros. (No.42).
Cameron Claim, William’s Creek, 1863?.
~Mining in the Cariboo]. Made in Victoria, B.C., by Harold Fleming18cm. x 10cm.].
[Mining in the Cariboo].
[Cariboo Road and Roadhouse].
[Drawing of section of Cariboo Road].
[Cariboo Road].
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[Unidentified caricature/cartoon].
Sample of $10 pieces coined in the old B.C. flint, New Westminster(By kind permission of Hon. J.S. Helmeken).
Facsimile of $20 gold piece coined at the B.C. Mint.
Fort Mcteod.
Fort St. James.
Hell’s Gate.
[Indians in canoe — B.C., photo of.painting?].
[Aged Indian in native dress].
[Aged Indian couple seated in front of dwelling].
Karnloops, B.C. — Photo by S.J. Thompson, New Westminster, B.C.
[Kamloops, B.C. — lsBOs?].
[Lytton?].
Lytton, B.C.?
[MacDonald & Co. Bank notes —$1, $5, SlO denominations].
May Day Celebration, 1899.
[Nootka]. — Photo by Sam. C. Partridge, San Francisco, CA [scm. x 10cm.].
[old man holding rifle, seated in front of log dwelling].C
[Spenp’6’s Bridge?].
[Emerys Bar].
Yale, B.C.
Yale, B.C.
[Unidentified B.C. town]. — Photo by F.G. Claudet.
slides BC 1514/7&—120 are housed in a separate metal slide box whichtogether with the other box.
[Yale, B.C.].
Yale, B.C.
Holy Trinity Church, New Westminster, B.C. [from Emigrant Soldier’sGazette: F 5823.2 1188 (Addenda).].
N.B. Lanternis kept
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BC 1514/79 sE. Mary’s Qhurch, Sapperton, B.C. [from Emigrant Soldier’s Gazette].
BC 1514/80 [Various types of ships on a body of water with a settlement behind].
BC 1514/81 View of Victoria, Vancouver Island [8cm. x 10cm.].
BC 1514/82 Members [of] First Legislative Assembly, V.1. [8am. x 10cm.].
BC 1514/83 Capt. George Vancouver [8cm. x 10cm.].
BC 1514/84 Vista de una galeria natural, de cien pies de largo y diez de ancho,en la imnediacion del Puerto del Descanso, en el Estrecho de Juan deThica [Galiano Island] [8cm. x 10cm.].
BC 1514/85 Friendly Cove, Nootka Sound. Photo by Edgar Fleming, Victoria, B.C.from a lithograph [8cm. x 10cm.].
[Fort Langley, B.C.].
[Indian pointing out original site of “Kootenae House”.]:.
[Drawing of Cariboo town’s main street?].
Veith’s Ranche, Keithley Creek, Cariboo.
[ Remains of “Cariboo” Cameron’s cabin, Barkerville].
Old Black Jack & Burns Hydraulic, Cariboo, 1863.
[Cariboo Road].
[Stagecoach on Cariboo Road?].
[stagecoach on Cariboo Road?].
[Stagecoach on Cariboo Road, beside river?].
Government Assay Office, New Westminster, B.C. -
[B.C.Mint, New Westminster, B.C.].
Bridge Across [the] Bulkley River at Ahwillgate (constructed byIndians of round poles and telegraph wire).
BC 1514/99 [Dwellings on the edge of a body of water with a ship in thebackground].
BC 1514/100 [Logged—out forest area].
BC 1514/101 [Forest scene].
BC 1514/102 Granville [8cm. x 10cm.]. -
BC 1514/103 [icamloops showing grade of C.P.R.].
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[Royal Engineers’ Crest]. Photo by B. Fleming, Victoria, B.C.
[Discharge pa~ers’from the Royal Engineers — Henry Bruce].
Capt. H.R. Luard R.E.
J.V. Seddall M.D. [from Emigrant Soldier’s Gazette, after title page:P 5823.2 1188].
Capt. R.M. Parsons R.E.
Capt. J.M. Grant.
Colonel Richard Clement Moody. Photo by E. Fleming, Victoria, B.C.
[Unidentified photo of Royal Engineer?].
Henry Spencer Palmer [from F 5823.2 H88].
Tombstone of Chartres Brew (1813—1870). Gold commissioner andCounty Court Judge. [see P 5823.1 116].
Emigrant Soldier’s Gazette, Vol.2.
Members [of] 2nd Parliament, New ‘westminster.
B.C. Assembly Before Confederation.
[John Morton, William Hailstone & Samuel Brighouse].
Hon. A.E.B. Davie.
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LANTERN SLIDES OF MAPS — NORTH WEST AMERICA FROM THE HOWAY COLLECTION
~ ~1~cc?V~~ ~vt&~~ ~ VP________ ~ R~o~~y ~Glass Plate No. Description
Anian, strait of“Pladta del Estrecho de Anian”. Pay. V.2” x 2+”
2 Behaim, Martin, a. 1459—1507.“From the ‘globe of Behaim 1492”.2Y2” x 3”
3 - Bellin, Jean Nicolas, 1703—1772.Carte de l’Amerique septentrionale depuis le 28~ degré
de latitude jusqu’au 72~ ; par )I. Bellin Ingeneur de laMarine-et du Dêpost des plans,...N.DCC.LV, avic une descriptiongéographique de cette partie del’Amerique.
3”x2”
4 Bellin, Jean Nicolas, 1703—1772.[“North—west America”] “after Bellin 1748”.2”x3”
5 Bodega y Quadra, Juan Francisco de la, 1750—1794.Carta general de quanto asta hoy -se ha descubierto y
examinado por las Espanoles en la Costa Septentrional de’California, formada...por D. Juan Francisco de la Bodega yQuadra &c. Ano de 1791.
3Y2” x 2*”
6 [British Columbia?]Map of Gold Regions British Columbia.. .by Gustav. Epner
1862.2+” x 2Y4”
7 Buache, Philippe, 1700—1773.[North—west America]”by Philippe Buache 1750”.2Y2” x 3”
8 Cantino, Alberto, 1502.Outline section from the Carta da nauigar per le isole
nouamte. tr(ovate) in le parte de l’India. Reduced fromthe facsimile reproduction by N’. Henri Harrise for his LeaCorte Real 1883.
3” x 3Y2”
9 Carrasco, Juan.- Carta que comprehende los interiores y veril de la costa
desde los 48~ de latitud N. hasta los 50~ examinados escrulos—amente por el Teniente de Navio de la Real Armada Don FranciscoEliza... • Hechos estos reconocinientos en este ano de 1791.
3Y4” x 2Y2”
10 Drake, Sir Francis, bart., d.1537.Silver Nap of the World (British Museum)..23’4” x 3Y4”
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11 Forlani, Faolo.“From a map of P. de Furlani [sic] 1560”.3” x 2/2”
12 Frobisher’, Sir Martin, 1535?—1594.“After Frobisher 1 578”. World map attributed to James
Beare, principal surveuor of the Frobisher expedition.2Y2” x 3”
13 Galiano, Dionisio Alcala, 1760—1805.Carta esférica de los reconocimientos hechos en la Costa
N. 0. de Améerica en 1791 y 92, por las goletas Sutil y Mexicànay otros buques de S. N. Nuin0. 2.
2Y4” x
14 Herrera, Antonio de.“Eastern Asia after Bering 1728”.
: 2” x 2Y2”
15 Herrera, Antonio de.[North—west America] “from Herrera 1600”.23’2” x 3” -
16 Hunt Lenox Globe.- Stereographic projection of the Junt Lenox Globe circa
1506/7; exact size of the original executed for the late Mr.Henry Stevens in the U.S. Coast Survey Office, Washington,1870. The original Copper Globe is now preserved in the LenoxLibrary, New York.
3Y2” x 3”
17 Ingrabam, Joseph.Quadra’s Isles [from the journal of the Hope; 1792].1+” x 3”
18 Jaillot, Alexis Hubert, 1632—1712.Amerique septentrionale divesée en ses principales
parties; presenté a Monseigneur le Duc de Bourgogne...H. laillot. Title top border America septentrionalis in suaspraecipuas partes divisa, ad usum serenissimi BurgundiaeDucis. - -
19 Jefferys, Thomas, fl.1732—1771.[N.W. North America, showing Russian, Chinese and Japanese
discoveries] “by Jefferys 1758”.2Y2” x 3”
20 Jefferys, Thomas, fl.1732—t771.[North—west America]”from Jefferys, 1764”.2” x 2*”
21 Jode, Cornelis de.“North—western America by C. a Judaeis 1593”.2+” x.2+”
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22 I’Ieares, John, 1756?—1809.vcarte de la partie-int~rieure de 1’Am4erique septentrionale
cii est démontrée le tres grande probabilité d’une navigationintérieur.depuis la baye d’Hudson jusqu’à la c6te nord—ouest.
3Y4” r2’/4”
23 [North America “from a manuscript of 1530”.3” x 2Y2”
24 [North—west America].“Views of Engel, Vaugondy and Buache 1775”.2Y2” x 3”.
25 North—west America.“Russian America 1775”.2Y4” x 2Y2”
26 Petersburg. Imperial Academy of Sciences.• [Nouvene carte des découvertes faites par des vaisseauxRussiens aux cttes inconnues de 1’Améeriques septentrionaleavec les pals adiacents]. “Map of the Russian Academy, 1758”.
3” x 2Y4”
27 Ptolemaeus, Glaudius.[World map] “from a map in Ptolemy Rome 1508”. [by Johan
Ruysch, d.1533].2Y2” x 3”
28 Sanson d’Abbeville, Nicolas, 1600—1667.[North—west America] “from a map of Sanson 1691”.2Y2” x 3”
29 Schoner, Johannes, 1477—1547.Outline of the western half of Schoners first globe, circa
1515. Reproduced from Dr. Wieser’s “NagaThaes Strasse”.3” x 3Y2”
30 Schoner, Johannnes, 1477—1547. -
“From the Glabe of F. Schoner, 1520”.2” x 2Y2”
31 Schoner, Johannes, 1477—1547.“Schoners long lost globe 1523”.2*” x 3Y2”
32 Senex, John, d.1740.A new map of America from tl~e latest observations
revised by I. Senex.3” x 2Y2”
33 Swift, Jonathan, 1667—1745.Brobdingnag. — -
i 2,, ,1,,14 Xe.~
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34 Thrner, George. -
Traverse of Coal harbour Burrard inletsurveyed by L?Corpi. R.E. March l7th/63.
2Y2” x 2Y2”
35 Baker, Joseph.A chart shewing part of the coast of LW. America, with the
tracks of His Majesty’s sloop Discovery and armed tenderChathain; commanded by George Vancouver Esqr. and preparedunder his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, inwhich the continental shore has been traced and determined...London, J. Edwards & G. Robinson, May 1st, 1798.
- Insets: Entrance of Columbia River; Fort Discovery; Gray’sHarbour.
2Y4” x 21”
36 - Waldseemuller, Martin, 1470—1521?.“Martin Waldseemufler 1508 Tabula Terra Nova founded? on
co—--—ti—[word indecipherable].3Y2” x 2Y2”
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List of Cariboo Slides forwarded to Judge Hony.
Sept. 30, 1926.
Van Winfle, Lightning Creek, Cariboo, B.C.Camerontown, Williams Creek, Caribou, B.C.Shaft head, Williams Creek.Suspension Bridge, Fraser River.Caribou Road, B.C., Fraser River.Yale, B.C. 1868.Yale, B.C., Fraser 3iver.Pack train and Barge at ~uesne1 Mouth.Barkerville before the fire0 1868.Barkerville before the fire. 1868.Caribou Road,W1lliEmsLake.”~Lillooet, B.C.Soda Creek, Caribou Road.Hells Gate an the Fraser River.First excursion train on the C.?. Ry, out of Yale, B.C.Spences Bridge, Thompson.Barkervillè after the fire, 1868.the 108 Mile House, Cariboo Road.Clinton, B.C. 1868.The first hotel on Misquito Creek, Cariboo, B.C.the Ne’er doweel claim, Grouse Creek, Caiiboo, B.C. 1868.The Prairie Tiower Company, Williams Creek, B.C.Cariboo, B.C. Pioneers of 1867. Heron Claim, Grouse Creek.The Cornish Claim, Richfield, Cariboo, B.C.Richfield, C2riboo, B.C. 1868..Cameron Claim, Williams Creek, Cariboo, B.C.Looking down the Fraser, Yale in distance.Cariboo Road, Fraser River..Wagon Road along Fraser, IL of I.ytton.Bonaparte, Caribou Roaã.Fraser River at Boston Bar.Soda Creek.Van 7inkle Hotel, B.C. Maynards Wagon. 1868.Cariboc, B•C• Williams Creek. Barkers claim windlass.Bonaparte River Valley. ill miles above Yale.Jackass Mountain, 44 miles above Yale.Ric (Thn’.rnn on Fr≥ser Cariboo Road.
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LANTERN SLIDES OF MAPS — NORTH WEST ANERICA FROK T~ HOWAY COLLECTION
Glass Plate No. Descriptiàn
1 Anian, strait of‘tPlañta del Estrecho do Anian”. Thy. V.2”x2*”
2 Behaim, Martin, c. 1459—1507.“From the globe of Behaim 1492”.2Y2” x 3”
3 Bellin, Jean Nicolas, 1703—1772.Carte de l’Amerique septentrionale depuis le 28~ degrê
- de latitude jusqu’au 72~ ; par N. Bollin Ingeneur de laMarine et du Dêpost des plans,...M.DCC.LV, avic uris doscriptiongéographique do cette partio dol’Ameriquo.
3”x2”
4 Bellin, Jean Nicolas, 1703—1772.[“North—west America”) “after Bellin 1748”.2”x3”
5 Bodega y Quadra, Juan Francisco do la, 1750—1794.Carta general do quanto asta hay se ha descubierto y
examinado por las Espanoles enla Costa Septontrional doCalifornia, formada...por D. Juan Francisco de la Bodoga yQuadra &c. Ano de 1791.
3Y2” x 2+”
6 [British Columbia?]Map of Gold Regions British Columbia.. .by Gustav. Epner
1862.2*” x 2’/4”
7 Buacho, Philippe, 1700—1773.[North—west America)”by Philippe Buache 1750”.2Y2” r 3”
8 Cantino, Alberto, 1502.Outline section from the Carta da nauigar per le isole
nouamte. tr(ovate) in le parts de l’India. Reduced fromthe facsimile reproduction by Mr. Henri Harrise for his LesCorte Real 1883.
3” x 3Y2”
9 Carrasco, Juan.- Carta quo comprehends los interiores y veril de la costa
desde los 48~ de latitud N. hasta los 50~ examinados escrulos—amente por el Teniente de Navio de la Real Armada Don FranciscoEliza... • Hechos estos reconocimientos en este ai-io do 1791.
3Y4” x 2Y2”
10 Drake, Sir Francis, bart., d.1537.Silver flap of the World (British Museum).2Y4” x 3Y4”
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11 Forlani, Paolo.- “From a map of P. de Farlani [s~~] 1560”.
3” x 2Y2”
12 Frobisher, Sir Martin, 1535?—1594.“After Frobisher 1578”. World map attributed to James
Beare, principal surveuor of the Frobisher expedition.2Y2” x 3”
13 Galiano, Dionisio Alcala, 1760—1805.Carta esférjca de los reconocjmientos hechos en la Costa
N. 0. de Améerica en 1791 y 92, por las goletas Sutil y Mexicknay otros buques de S. N. Nnm0. 2.
2Y4” x 2+”
14 Herrera, Antonio de.“Eastern Asia after Bering 1728”.2” x 2Y?”
15 Herrera, Antonio de.[North—west America] “from Herrera 1600”.2Y2” x 3”
16 Hunt Lenox Globe. -
Stereographic projection of the Junt Lenox Globe circa1506/7; exact size of the original executed for the late Mr.Henry Stevens in the U.S. Coast Survey Office, Washington,1870. The originar Copper Globe is now preserved in the LenoxLibrary, New York.
3’/2” x 3”
17 Ingraham, Joseph.Quadra’s Isles [from the journal of the Hope; 1792].if’ x 3”
18 Jaillot, Alexis Hubert, 1632—1712.Amerique septentrionale divesée en ses principales
parties; presenté a Nonseigneur le Duo de Bourgogne...H. laillot. Title top border America septentrionalis in suaspraecipuas partes divisa, ad usun serenissimi BurgundiaeDucis.
3”x2+” - - -
19 Jefferys, Thomas, fl.1732—1771.[Lw. North America, showing Russian, Chinese and Japanese
disc?veries] “by Jefferys 1758”.- 2/2” x 3”
20. - Jefferys, Thomas, fl.1732—1.771.[North—west America]”from Jefferys, 1764”. -
2” x 2+”
21 Jode, Cornelis de.“North—western America by C. a Judaeis 1593”.2+” x 2+” - - ----—--——- -
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22 - Neares, John, 1756?—1809.Carte de la partie intérieure de l’Améerique- septentrionale
ou est ddmontrée le tres grande probabilité d’une navigationintérieur depuis la baye d’Hudson jusqu’h la côte nord—ouest.
3Y4” 2Y4”
23 [North America “from a manuscript of 1530”.3”x2Y2”
24 [North—west America].“Views of Engel, Vaugondy and Buache 1775”.2Y2” x 3”.
25 North—west America.“Russian America 1775”.2Y4” x 2Y2”
26 Petersburg. Imperial Academy of Sciences.[Nouvene carte des découvertes faites par des vaisseaux
Russiens aux cttes inconnues de l’Améeriques septentrionaleavec les pals adiacents]. “Map of the Russian Academy, 1758”.
3” x 2Y4”
27 Ptolemaeus, Claudius.[World map] “from a map in Ptolemy Rome 1508”. [by Johan
Ruysch, d.1533].2Y2” x 3”
28 Sanson d’Abbeville, Nicolas, 1600—1667.[North—west America] “from a map of Sanson 1691”.2Y2” x 3”
29 Schoner, Johannes, 1477—1547.Outline of the yestern half of Schoners first globe, circa
1515. Reproduced from D”. Wieser’s “MagaThaes Strasse”.3” x 3Y2”
30 Schoner, Johannnes, 1477—1547.“From the Globe of P. Schoner, 1520”.2” x 2Y2”
31 Schoner, Johannes, 1477—1547.“Schoners long lost globe 1523”.2+” x 3Y2”
32 Senex, John, d.1740.A new map of America from the latest observations
revised by I. Senex.- 3”x2Y2”
33 Swift, Jonathan, 1667—1745.Brobdingnag. -
41” ~1,,~4 X~4
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34 Turner, George. -
Traverse of Coal harbour Burrard inlet surveyed by I~?Corpl. R.E. March l7th/63.
2Y2” x 2Y2”
35 Baker, Joseph.A chart shewing part of the coast of LW. America, with the
tracks of His Majesty’s sloop Discovery and armed tenderChatham; commanded by George Vancouver Esqr. and preparedunder his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, inwhich the continental shore has been traced and determined...London, J. Edwards & G. Robinson, May 1st, 1798. -
Insets: Entrance of Columbia River; Port Discovery; Gray’sHarbour.
2Y4” x ai”
36 Waldseemuller, Martin, 1470—1521?.“Martin Waldseemuller 1508 Tabula Terra Nova founded? on
co——ti----[word indecipherable].3Y2” x 2Y2”
