Brant Museum and Archives Collection

    This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on April 10th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons regarding an invoice error involving the price of sugar from August 16, 1899 and his wish to clear up the ...

    This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on April 6th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons regarding payment for a previous order.

    This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on June 24th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons requesting goods, including royal yeast.

    This item is a letter sent from John Robertson, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on March 20, 1901. Mr. Robertson writes to George Foster and Sons, requesting an item for purchase.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant and town clerk, to George Foster and Sons on July 1, 1901. Mr. McCosh requests and order of bananas and lemons, and writes about his upcoming schedule.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant and town clerk, to George Foster and Sons on December 2, 1901. Mr. McCosh encloses an order and writes about his upcoming whereabouts in the following week.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant and town clerk, to George Foster and Sons on December 3, 1901. Mr. McCosh writes of an enclosed order in addition to being paid bills by Mr. Kay, DN McDonald, Mrs. Locke, and Mrs. Andrews.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant and town clerk, to George Foster and Sons on October 30, 1901. Mr. McCosh writes of an enclosed order in addition to business shipments, and passing through Norfolk the next day.

    This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on June 22nd, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons, requesting barrels of sugar, cases of starch and other items for $50.

    This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on May 15th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons, making a request for a number of items and promising to provide a future cheque for these items.

    This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on May 15th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons, arranging for Daren and Mr Truesdale to handle his order and payment for goods.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant, to George Foster and Sons on January 22, 1902. Mr. McCosh encloses orders from clients and their payments, ones that have not paid yet, further adding his business travel plans.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant, to George Foster and Sons on January 30, 1902. Mr. McCosh writes of enclosed orders and of the appropriate times and amounts his clients will pay for their orders.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant, to George Foster and Sons on January 16, 1902. Mr. McCosh encloses orders from clients and their payments, further adding his business travel plans.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant, to George Foster and Sons on January 16, 1902. Mr. McCosh encloses orders from clients and their payment details, further mentioning his business travel plans.

    This exhibit contains Dr. Chamberlain's medical ledgers detailing day to day healthcare in the 19th century and how physician's during the time conducted business.

    This item is a letter sent from Richard F. Meredith, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on June 26th, 1901. Mr. Meredith writes to George Foster and Sons, making a request for barrels of sugar and other items for a cheque of $50.

    This item is a letter sent from J. Robertson, a Burford merchant, to George Foster and Sons on May 15th, 1901. Mr. Robertson writes to George Foster and Sons, requesting a number of items for order.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant, to George Foster and Sons on February 22, 1902. Mr. McCosh encloses a client's order in addition to cash valued at $180.

    This item is a letter sent from Thomas McCosh, a Paris merchant, to George Foster and Sons on January 7, 1902. Mr. McCosh encloses orders from clients in addition to updating the lack of payments made by certain clients.