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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Collection Philéas Gagnon. - 1546-1961
  3. Lettres autographes et autres pièces manuscrites. - 1546-1904.
  4. Lettres autographes et autres pièces manuscrites : Cartable 23 . - 1666, 1689-1890, 1903
  5. Lettres autographes signées de Jonathan Sewell et de Stephen Sewell . - 1805-1821
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Lettres autographes signées de Jonathan Sewell et de Stephen Sewell . - 1805-1821

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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1805-1821 (indexed as 1805–1821)
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Lettres autographes signées et portrait de Jonathan Sewell et lettres de Stephen Sewell. Jonathan Sewell naquit au Massachusetts vers 1766, a été procureur général puis juge en chef du Canada. Mourut à Québec en 1839. Stephen Sewell est avocat et bâtonnier du barreau de Montréal. Les lettres sont adressées à George Symes et au shérif Louis Gugy. On trouve finalement un portrait de Jonathan Sewell et des coupures de presse. Titre basé sur le contenu des pièces. Les documents sont en anglais et en français. Les pièces portent les cotes 1G4311, 1G4312 et 40913 à 40922.
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A handwritten letter on aged, yellowed paper, shown as a full page with a reference number written in red ink at the top. It opens with a salutation and continues in cursive script across several short paragraphs, ending with a signature and a place and date line at the lower right. The Archives de la Ville de Montréal credit appears in small print at the bottom right corner.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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