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Papers relating to Rev. Isaac M. Barr.
Morton Manuscripts Collection, University of Saskatchewan Library Special Collections
MSS_C550_1_29-4

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Repository: University of Saskatchewan Library Special Collections
Fonds/collection: Morton Manuscripts Collection
Title of file/item: Papers relating to Rev. Isaac M. Barr.
File/item reference: MSS_C550_1_29-4
Creation dates: 1901-1948
Extent: letters
Scope and Content: 27-1: December 2, 1901: Letter of commendation from H.A. Fairchild, member of the House of Representatives for Whatcom, Washington. 27-2: December 10, 1901: Letter of commendation from Bernard Pelly, British Vice Consul at Settle. 27-3: December 12, 1901: Letter of recommendation from Lemuel H. Wells, Bishop of Spokane. 27-4: December 12, 1901: Letter of recommendation from Lemuel H. Wells, Bishop of Spokane. 27-5: February 4, 1902: Permission to Officiate under the Colonial Clergy Act 27-6: December 3, 1902: Testimonial of the Vestry of St. Paul's Church, Whatcom, Washington 27-7: April 18, 1903: Letter of welcome from the Honourable Amedee E. Forget, Lieutenant Governor of the North West Territories. 27-8: January 11, 1906: Copy of a Declaration of Intention to become a citizen of the United States. 27-9: August 1910: Letter confirming Barr's election as representative of the Gulf Grange, Ferndale, Washington to the Dry Farming Congress. 27-10: October 1, 1910: Letter of credit from H.E. Campbell, President of the Ferndale State Bank, Ferndale, Washington. 27-11: October 1, 1910: Letter of recommendation from the Commissioners Whatcom County, Washington. 27-12: October 1, 1910: Letter of introduction and recommendation to the Dry Farming Congress from J.W.Lawr,City Clerk and J.B. Wilson, Mayor, Town of Ferndale. 27-13: October 1, 1910: Letter of recommendation to the Dry Farming Congress from J.P. deMattos, Mayor, City of Bellingham. 27-14: October 31, 1910: Letter of recommendation from J.B.Wilsom, Mayor, Town of Ferndale. 27-15: November 28, 1910: Letter of introduction and recommendation from A.Whitfield Cheatham, Rector, St. Paul's Church, Bellingham. 27-16: February 16, 1920: Letter from R.N. Creecle, Secretary of Lebanon Forest Lodge. No. 133 A.F. &A.M., Exeter, Ontario confirming Barr's membership and progress in Lodge. 27-17: Undated: Letter of introduction and recommendation to the Honourable W.J.Lyne, K.C.M.G.M.P., Melbourne from R.B.Alty, Vancouver. Newspaper Clippings: 27-18: The Daily Reveille 1901: Account of a meeting of the British American League, Whatcom, Washington, held at the death of Queen Victoria. Also includes the account of Barr's memorial oration to the Queen. 27-19: Unidentified Australian Newspaper: Obituary of Rev. Isaac M. Barr. 27-20: Unidentified Australian Newspaper: Obituary of Christina Barr.
Number of scanned pages: 22
Subjects:
Religions
Public Events
Family and Personal Life