Item 75-006 - Henry White letter book

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Henry White letter book

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    75-006

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    • 30 April 1901-20 Dec. 1904 (Creation)
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      White, Henry

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    Henry White was a Barrister who lived in Port Hope, Ontario, at the turn of the century. He acted as an agent, collecting rents, for various estates in the area.

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    This item was in the custody of B.K. Van Buren of Port Hope, Ontario before it was donated to the Trent University Archives.

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    This item is a letter book containing the correspondence of Henry White. Topics discussed include legal matters dealing with collection of rent, reference to typhoid fever in November 1903, and reference to the forthcoming election of December 1903. The letter book includes an index and is alphabetically arranged.

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    The item was donated by B.K. Van Buren of Port Hope, Ontario.

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