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Charts

A collection of drawn and copied genealogical charts for family lines of Dean, Warmski, with family group records, maps, summaries, MacDougall, Weston, Soule and associated families. Multiple copies are in file.

Chase, John

This file has a photocopy of an article titled, "Indians Captured Limelight during royal tour of 1860", by L. N. Bronson. Mr. John Chase was Indigenous and read an address to the Prince of Wales in Sarnia, in the presence of several Indigenous Chiefs, such as Chief Shawanoe.

This file is on Rev. H. Pahtahquahong Chase, who was the hereditary chief of the Chippewa Band of Indians. There is a copy of an article on the Grand General Indian Council in Canada of 1882. Chase did a lot of work among the Oneidas, the Munceys, and the Ojibwas. He was born in the vicinity of Belleville about the year 1816 and was educated at Genesee College, in the state of New York. He was appointed the position of interpreter for the Frontier Indians and lieutenancy in the Indian militia. In 1860, he received the Queen's medal from the Prince of Wales.

Cheadle, R.H.
File · 1959
Part of Douglas Fisher fonds

Correspondence between Mr. Fisher and R.H. Cheadle of Pace Petroleum Products Limited, 1959, correspondence on Mr. Cheadle with various parties. Most of the other correspondence relates to the company in which Mr. Cheadle works (Pace Petroleum Products), and the Petroleum and related resources businesses

Chedanne, E. (Paintings)
File · 1970-1984
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

This file contains slides of paintings by Elizabeth Chedanne between 1970-1980. There is also a list of her expositions, a letter from Elizabeth giving her slides to Pat, and an article written about an exhibition of her work in 1974.

Cherokee past
File · 1994
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

This file has a newspaper article titled "No Snapshots in the Attic: A Granddaughter's Search for a Cherokee Past" by Connie May Fowler. Connie May Fowler is the author of two novels, "Sugar Cage" and "River of Hidden Dreams". In this book review, it talks about coming from a diverse bloodline: Cherokee, Irish, German, French - but having very few possessions handed down. Fowler goes into depth about her grandmother's story, Oneida Hunter May.

Chicago
Item · 1914
Part of Cousins photographs

Black & white photograph of sailboats and steamboats in the water.

Chicago

Correspondence between Dr. Schroeter and the Committee on Academic Freedom and Responsibility.