Meeting Books. 1917 - 1930; Union Papers - 1920 - 1924.
Fishermen's Protective Union (Trinity East, Trinity Bay NL)The fonds consists of four account books from the Fishermen's Union store at Greenspond. It includes a daybook containing accounts with the Fishermen's Union Trading Co. Ltd. (1914); men's accounts (1916); and general ledgers (1918 and 1921). The accounts list individuals from Greenspond and nearby communities who traded at the "Union Store".
Fishermen's Union Trading Company (Greenspond, N.L.)Collection consists of correspondence to William Baikie from Thomas Baikie, August 20, 1908; correspondence to Doris Saunders from Flora Baikie, Nov. 3, 1977; handwritten notes by Flora Baikie detailing deaths, monetary matters and occurrences; a Christmas card from Mr. And Mrs. Freeman Baikie; correspondence to Flora Baikie from May Bird (1943); copy of Hudson’s Bay company ledger sheet for the account of Freeman Baikie (1942); a License to Operate a Receiving Equipment issued to Mr. Freeman Baikie (1943); a receipt from The International Grenfell Association for the sum of $3.70 paid for hospital fees (1941); 3 credit receipts from the Hudson’s Bay Company (1946); correspondence to Freeman Baikie from S/SGT J. Payette; 3 letters of correspondence to Flora Baikie from Ella Campbell (1943), a certificate of registration for the Defense (National Registration) Regulations (1942); correspondence to Flora Baikie from ? Budgell (1946); and correspondence to Flora Baikie from D. Blake (1955).
Flora BaikieThe fonds consists of a single scrapbook entitled "Historical photographs and Manuscripts of Trinity, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland by Rev. Edmund Hunt, 1888-1973". The scrapbook contains photographs and historical information about Trinity and the Rev. Edmund Hunt, compiled by Reverend Hunt's daughter, Florence Murrin. The book contains a number of early photographs of Trinity as well as photographs taken by Rev. Hunt that were made into a postcard series for Trinity. The majority of the photographs were taken by Rev. Hunt. The text was compiled by Murrin, borrowing extensively from a book on Trinity authored by her father.
Murrin, FlorenceFonds consist of records pertaining to the Fogo Island Pastoral Charge which includes communities of Joe Batt's Arm, Seldom-Come-By and Stag Harbour. These records relate to the activities of the Charge and its functional bodies. The majority of the records are in the form of minutes, financial records and vital statistics.
Fonds are arranged in the following series: Baptism, Marriage and Burial Records, 1860-1967; Membership Records, 1846-1949; Board and Committee Records, 1935-1972; Funds and Congregational Financial Records, 1846-1969.
Fogo Island Pastoral ChargeCollection consists of a letter about Forteau.
Fonds consists of records relating to the functional bodies of the Charge which include various boards, committees, organizations and groups. Included are vital statistics, minutes, annual reports, financial records and publications which include a history of Methodism in Fortune.
The records are arranged in the following series:
Series 1.0 Baptism, marriage and burial records (1877-1946)
Series 2.0 Board and committee records (1900-1928)
Series 3.0 Miscellaneous records (1905-1995)(predominate (1966-1995).
The fonds contains deeds, conveyances and other legal documents, 1750-1866, Captains' logbooks, 1842-72 (Samuel, 1842, William the Fourth, 1852, Britain, 1853, Harriet Ridley, 1863-65, Six Brothers, 1872), and a Furness Line sailing schedule, 1928.
The legal documents provide evidence of the acquisition, transfer and subsequent loss of the family's property in Carbonear from 1834 to the 1860s. They also provide evidence of the business activities and associations of the firm of George Forward. The Captains' logbooks detail the voyages of five of the Forward's fleet of foreign-going vessels.
The records are arranged in three series: 1. Legal documents; 2. Logbooks; 3. Other material.
Forward (family)This oral history project resulted from a Young Canada Works Grant in Heritage Institutions awarded to the Faculty of Medicine Founders’ Archive. Two students were hired to arrange, conduct and transcribe interviews with individuals who were involved in the early days of the Medical School at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. The project lasted for 11 weeks with 11 interviews conducted and transcribed and placed in the holdings of the Founders’ Archive. The archive, in the spirit of this project, has conducted further interviews in 2002 and 2003.
Fonds is composed of 15 interviews and 20 audiocassettes containing these interviews. The collection consists of the following interviews:
INTERVIEWEE DATE INTERVIEWER
Collection consists of correspondence from Mrs. Frances Conrow Pye regarding the SS Kyle, March 2nd 1983; newspaper clipping entitled "60 Twillingate Residents to from Choral Group" and a photo of the SS Kyle.
Frances Conrow Pye