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Titre propre
Beairsto family fonds
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- Document textuel
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- Source du titre propre: Title based on provenance of the fonds
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collection
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Code de référence
CA PCA Acc4948
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Juridiction responsable et dénomination (philatélique)
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1851-1949; 1972 (Production)
- Producteur
- Beairsto (Family)
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Description matérielle
.10 m of textual records
2 crayon portraits
1 photograph
2 crayon portraits
1 photograph
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Nom du producteur
Beairsto (Family)
Notice biographique
The Beairsto family lived in Malpeque, Prince Edward Island. George (1786-1864) and his wife Margret Riley Beairsto built North Shore House in 1810. Their son Benjamin Beairsto (1817-1894) married Anne McNutt (1823-1903) and became the second owner of the North Shore House hotel. In 1888, they added the third storey. Benjamin was a Justice of the Peace, and he performed many marriage ceremonies in his home. His son George F. Beairsto (1853-1923) married Emma Ramsay (1865-1962), and they were the third owners of the North Shore Hotel and farm. Their son Ralph Beairsto (1897-1972) married Bertha Buxton (1896-1949) and became the fourth and last of the Beairsto family to own and live at the North Shore Hotel and farm. After Bertie's death, Ralph and his mother moved to Charlottetown.
Nom du producteur
Beairsto, Benjamin
Notice biographique
Benjamin Beairsto (1817-1894) was the son of George (1786-1864) and Margret Riley Beairsto of North Shore House, Malpeque, Prince Edward Island. Benjamin married Anne McNutt (1823-1903) and became the second owner of the North Shore House hotel. In 1888, they added the third storey. Benjamin was a Justice of the Peace, and he performed many marriage ceremonies in his home. His son George F. Beairsto (1853-1923) married Emma Ramsay (1865-1962), and they were the third owners of the North Shore Hotel and farm. Their son Ralph Beairsto (1897-1972) married Bertha Buxton (1896-1949) and became the fourth and last of the Beairsto family to own and live at the North Shore Hotel and farm. After Bertie
Nom du producteur
Beairsto, Ralph
Notice biographique
Ralph Beairsto (1897-1972) was the son of Benjamin Beairsto (1817-1894) and Anne McNutt (1823-1903) of North Shore House, Malpeque, Prince Edward Island. Ralph married Bertha Buxton (1896-1949) and became the fourth and last of the Beairsto family to own and live at the North Shore Hotel and farm. After Bertie
Nom du producteur
North Shore House Hotel
Notice biographique
Historique de la conservation
Présentation du contenu
This fonds consists of records belonging to the Beairsto family of Malpeque, Prince Edward Island. The records include Benjamin Beairsto's magistrate book (1851-1869) and a North Shore House Hotel ledger (1889-1903), the back section of which was used as a diary by Ralph Beairsto, documenting farm life (1933-1938). A small notebook diary for October 1920 to January 1921 has also been attributed to Ralph Beairso. The fonds also contains a post-1888 photo of North Shore House Hotel and a newspaper article about the hotel (1972). Also, the fonds consists of a book that appears to have been used by at least three individuals as a diary, including a young woman attending college in Charlottetown, an unidentified individual (April 1912), and another individual (April to June 1913, 1938-1940). The handwriting for the 1913 and 1938-1940 entries matches that found in other diaries in the fonds which have been attributed by the donor to Ralph Beairsto. The book also includes loose papers listing names, household and farm item, and prices. The fonds also includes a ledger listing names of individuals hired and method of payment (1893-ca. 1935) and as well as accounts (1935-1949). Finally, there are two crayon portraits [1880-1899] of the second generation to own and operate North Shore House, Benjamin Beairsto and his wife, Ann MacNutt.
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- anglais
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NO RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS
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PERMISSION FOR USE AND REPRODUCTION IS REQUIRED FROM THE PUBLIC ARCHIVES AND RECORDS OFFICE; QUESTIONS REGARDING COPYRIGHT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER
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Points d'accès Noms
- Beairsto (Family) (Producteur)
- Beairsto, Benjamin (Producteur)
- Beairsto, Ralph (Producteur)
- North Shore House Hotel (Producteur)
- North Shore House Hotel (Sujet)
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- anglais