Written correspondence from Charlotte to Doctor Gilpin giving him an account of what she has been up to.
Dated: June 15, 1946, Digby
Accession Number: 1999.18.03.1
Location: Archival Closet; Archival box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
Category Archives: Correspondence, etc
Letters, Documents, etc
Correspondence between Dr Gilpin and Joseph Smith
Written correspondence regarding a lost parcel and individuals they both know, from Joseph Smith to Dr. Gilpin. The envelope is addressed to Dr. Gilpin, Annapolis.
6 pages
Dated: March 12, 1862, Digby
Accession Number: 1999.18.03
Location: Archival Closet; Archival box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
Correspondence – Mary Waters
Typed account clarifying the Baptismal of Mary Waters, daughter of Thomas & Amarit Waters. Baptismal took place January 15, 1854; she was born August 10, 1853. Signed by Albert E. Gabriel, Rector of Holy Trinity Church, Digby, NS.
Dated: October 31, 1936
Accession Number: 1999.18.04.11
Location: Archival closet; Archival box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
Correspondence – Charlotte May Gilpin
Typed correspondence certifying the Baptismal of Charlotte May Gilpin, daughter of William Sawry Gilpin and Mary Gilpin, of Digby, N.S., was born May 3, 1877 and baptized October 24, 1877. Baptismal information from the Register of Baptisms of the Parish of St. Peter’s, Weymouth. Signed by J.E. Dewolf, Rector, Parish of St. Peter’s, Weymouth, N.S.
Dated: Sept 18, 1951
Accession Number: 1999.18.04.9
Location: Archival Closet; Archival box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
Correspondence – Marriage of William Sawry Gilpin and Mary Waters
Correspondence written by Henry R. Pyne, Rector of Christ Church, Eastport, Maine. Written account of marriage between William Sawry Gilpin and Mary Waters, which took place Sept 2, 1876 at Christ Church, Eastport. Winslow Bates of Eastport, and Mrs. Amaret Waters, mother of the Bride. The parties were residents of Digby, Nova Scotia
Dated: Sept 2, 1876, Eastport, Maine
Accession Number: 1999.18.04.8
Location: Archival Closet; Archival box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
Correspondence – The Reverend Alfred Gilpin
The Reverend Alfred Gilpin, Awliscombe Honiton, Devon
Letter regarding family cemetery/tombs to visit why in the UK, including Sir Bernard Gilpin’s tomb at Houghton le Spring Church.
Dated:
Accession Number: 1999.18.04.6
Location: Archival Closet; Archival Box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriff’s Sale in the Supreme Court between Sarah G. Nichols (Plaintiff) and Frank Jones (Defendant) to be sold a Public Auction Tuesday, 2 November 1926 at eleven fifteen, on the morgage sought to be foreclosed. Sheriff Heber R. Bishop, High Sheriff for the County of Digby
Date: September 28, 1926
Accession Number: 2013.121.1
Location: Archival Closet; Archival Box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
National War Finance Committee
Letter from National War Finance Committee to the Investors of Nova Scotia advising Investors to sell Provincial Bonds
Dated: October 15, 1942
Accession Number: 1987.64.4
Location: Archival Closet; Archival box labelled “Misc. Records #1”
Minutes of the Board of Health
Officers of the Boar of Health held a meeting at Judge Wiswall’s, inquiry was made of the several medical practitioners expecting the general stole of the health in this neighbourhood, and especially, whether any case of illegible had taken place to their knowledge with the County of Annapolis.
Dated: Aug 29, 1834, Digby
Accession Number: 2013.114.1
Location: Archival Closet; Archival Box labelled “Misc Records #1”