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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Fonds Olivar Asselin. - 24 juin 1887 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962
  3. Correspondance. - [ca 1890], 2 février 1890 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962
  4. Correspondance. - [ca 1936], 13 mars 1936 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962
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Correspondance. - [ca 1936], 13 mars 1936 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates
1962-04-20 - ?; 1936-03-13 - 1940-03-14; [ca 1936], 13 mars 1936 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962 (indexed as 1962)
Level
file
Scope & content
Dossier portant principalement sur sa traduction d'un ouvrage historique pour le département de la défense nationale, sur sa pension de l'armée américaine et sur sa nomination et sa démission à la présidence de la Commission des pensions de vieillesse. Dossier contenant principalement des lettres échangées avec Gérard Malchelosse, le colonel Fertescue Duguid, le colonel L.R. Laflèche, H.-C. Card, Georges E. Brown; et des lettres reçues de Claude-Henri Grignon (Valdombre), Ferdinand Roy. Dossier contenant également des lettres adressées à Alice Asselin et une lettre de Alfred Larocque à René Bazin. Titre basé sur le contenu des documents. Documents en français et en anglais.
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DocumentGovernmentHandwrittenLetterLetterheadMilitaryPortraitTypewrittenTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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88 documents textuels ; 1,5 cm.
Format
Photograph; Document
What the image shows
A typed letter on aged, off-white paper headed "L'ORDRE" with a Montreal address and the date April 2nd 1936 in the upper right. It is addressed to a man titled Dept. of National Defence, opening with "Dear Sir" and running to several paragraphs of typed text with a signature block at the bottom. Handwritten annotations in ink, including a looping signature-like scrawl and additional lines of script, appear in the lower part of the page.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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L'ORDREMontreal, April 2nd 1938Montreal, April 2nd 1936Yours respectfully,Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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2026-10-16T17:47:32Z · source datestamp n/a · ead

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