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File
Correspondence
Date
[1889-1904]
Dimensions0.7 cm of textual records
Origin
Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Object NumberP070/B8,3
CreditThis document was digitized thanks to the generous support of Sun Life Financial
Scope and Content
This file
contains letters that Robert Stanley Clark Bagg exchanged with his mother,
Catharine Mitcheson Bagg, and his sisters, Katherine Sophia Bagg Mills and
Amelia Josephine Bagg Mulholland. Though the correspondence focusses primarily
on the administration of the family property, it also has some information on
Robert Stanley Clark Bagg's health and personal interests.
Notes
Source
of title proper:
Title based on the contents of the file.
Language: The documents are in English.
Last update: August 30, 2017
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