Item - 1903, Sept 7 – Letter to Marion

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1903, Sept 7 – Letter to Marion

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    • September 7, 1903 (Creation)

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    One (1) sheet of paper

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    (1864-1943)

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    Medical doctor, pioneer, and politician. Dr. Patrick is credited with suggesting the current boundary between the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan.

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    Place: Fort William, Ont[ario]

    From: T.A. Patrick

    To: Wife, [Marion G. Patrick]

    Details: 1pp typewritten on “J.J. Wells, Clerk of the Third Division Court. Notary Public. Real Estate and Insurance.” Letterhead. Paper is watermarked with a Victoria Cross-style icon and the words “Standard, Pure Linen.”

    Notes: T.A. Patrick sends his wife a typewritten letter to inform her that he has arrived in Fort William and has been visiting John Wells and Ida Momtague Bloomfield. He writes that "Mrs. Bloomfield lives near and neither of them are far from the C. N. R. station where we entered Fort William. Perhaps you remember walking past an office which stood along and which had a sign "Men Wanted.""

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        2010.042 Box 11. Bruce Peel Special Collections is part of University of Alberta Libraries.

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