Item FC 3213 L55 020.048 - 1873 (Jul) Letter to Bishop

Transcript 1873 Jul 23 - Letter from Thomson

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1873 (Jul) Letter to Bishop

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FC 3213 L55 020.048

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  • July 23, 1873 (Creation)

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One sheet of paper, embossed.

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(1832-1903)

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Anglican minister at Elora, ON and later St. Marks in Toronto.

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Place: Elora

From: [Rev. C.E. Thomson]

To: Possibly addressed to Bishop of Toronto, Alexander Bethune

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Details: One sheet of paper, embossed.

Notes: A letter, marked "Copy," written July 23, 1873 in Elora. The recipient of the letter is likely the Bishop of Toronto, Alexander Neil Bethune. Although the signature is illegible, the probable author is Reverend C. E. Thomson. Various notes and numbers written on the back. Rev. Thomson writes that he would prefer Thorold, but will take Newmarket for the following Sunday. He also relates his opinion on the behaviour of Mr. Butler, who "has forgotten himself since he came to Fergus, but not at Elora so far as I know." Thomson asks that Bishop Bethune consider his remarks confidential.

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Bruce Peel Special Collections is part of University of Alberta Libraries.

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