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Folder includes the following letters:

• September 10 1832, Niagara - Judge Hagerman to his daughter, Mary Jane (Note: Mary Jane later married Hon. John Beverley Robinson)
• June 5 1847, Cobourg - John Beverley Robinson to his wife (re their 30th wedding anniversary, their children, etc.)
• Note: Two letters were attached to a letter dated June 7 1927 (enclosed in this folder with the two letters) from Henrietta Tupper to Augusta Houston - Tupper refers to the two letters dated Sept. 25 1854 and Dec. 21 1857, and says "...thinking of your grandfather Sir John Beverley Robinson, and of my dear father's correspondence with him. I remembered that a Miss Robinson, his daughter, had come over to Guernsey... resulted in my finding the two letters which I now enclose for your perusal..."). Links to transcriptions of the two letters follow:
• Sept. 25 1854, Toronto - John Beverley Robinson to "My Dear Sir" (political matters "My Dear Sir" may be Henrietta Tupper's father see June 7 1927 letter (Transcript)
• Dec. 21 1857, Toronto - John Beverly Robinson to "My Dear Sir" (re the delicate state of health of his young daughter and his wish to send her to Guernsey; also the upcoming general election - "My Dear Sir" may be Henrietta Tupper's father - see June 7 1927 letter) (Transcript)

Folder includes the following letters:

• October 26 [189_], Sleepy Hollow - Mary Jane Robinson to her daughter, Augusta Robinson (attached is an envelope with title "JBR: Names of songs - sung in bye gone days - by [Mrs.] Beverley Robinson - a copy made by her husband", plus a list of songs)
• [189_] - Mary Jane Robinson to her daughter, Augusta Robinson (6 letters (Jan. 17, Sunday, Oct. 27, March 4, October 19, and undated), all of which are addressed to "Gussie" except for one which is to "My sweet little pet")
• May 17 [189_], Worcestershire - Augusta Robinson to her mother
• February 1 1890 - Mary Jane Robinson to her daughter, Augusta Robinson
• August 16 1890, Highlands, Reading [Lady Emma's home - Highlands, Berks, England] - Augusta Robinson to her sister, Minnie Forsyth-Grant
• December 13 1890, Toronto - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• February 5 1891, Paris - Augusta Robinson to her mother
• April 13 1891, Waterloo, P.Q. - incomplete letter to Hon. John Beverley Robinson (re ancestral research and the "Robinson book")
• January 18 [1892], Arlington Hotel - letter from [Minnie (Robinson) Forsyth-Grant] to her sister, Augusta Robinson (re the death of their mother)
• January 18 1892 - "Bev" [John Beverley Robinson] to his sister, Augusta Robinson (re the death of their mother)
• January 19 1892, The Arlington, Toronto - Minnie (Robinson) Forsyth-Grant to her sister, Augusta Robinson (re the death of their mother)
• February 11 1892, Toronto - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson (re death of his wife)
• 1892, etc. - letters, notes, autographs, etc. relating to Miss Robinson's [Augusta Robinso\n] association with music celebrities (2 letters are dated 1892; another is addressed to Mrs. Stewart Houston)
• March 11 1893, Hamilton, Ontario - copy of letter to Sir John [Thompson] from ? (re reasons to consider the "conferring of the honor of knighthood on our former Lieutenant Governor, The Honourable John Beverley Robinson"; also note written at end of page 3 to "Dear Captain Grant" from [S]. [T]. Bastedo)
• March 16 1893 - unknown to Augusta Robinson (incomplete penciled copy of letter re dispersal of family belongings)
• March 29 1893 - Hamilton, Bermuda - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• August 15 1893, Chicago Beach Hotel - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• September 18 1893, Toronto - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• August 14 1894, Bank of Commerce Building - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• Nov. 10 1894, Bank of Commerce Building - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• March 9 1895, Toronto - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• March 25 1895, Toronto - John Beverley Robinson to his daughter, Augusta Robinson
• May 5 1898, The Elms, Rollingdean, Brighton - Rudyard Kipling to Stewart Houston (re lecturing in Canada in the fall)
• October 6 1898, London, Ontario - Stewart Houston to his cousin, Herbert Houston (re his upcoming marriage); Herbert is the son of Rev. Houston who performed the marriage ceremony of Stewart Houston and Augusta Robinson - Stewart Houston is the father of Stewart Bagnani

Folder includes the following letters:

• June 9 1903, Government House, Ottawa - Mary [ ] to Mrs. [Stewart] Houston (re request to be a godmother)
• May 9 1909, May 26 1909 - 2 letters from Stewart Houston to his daughter, Stewart (note: Stewart Houston often addresses his daughter, Stewart, as Baby, Babe, Babs, Babbikins)
• May 31 1909, Massey Music Hall, Toronto - Stewart Houston to his wife, Augusta (Robinson)
• June 8 1909 - Stewart Houston to his wife, Augusta (in this letter, there is a reference to A. Kelly Evans; attached are related newspaper clippings, chairman's notes, a program/menu, a ticket response, and two speeches)

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• July 19 1922 - Lang [ ] to Stewart Houston (re cows trampling trees on the property, and "Houston Breweries")
• June 7 1927, Loretto Place, [Candie] - Henrietta Tupper to Augusta Houston (this letter is located in 97-003 Box 1 Folder 1)
• Dec. 11 1927, Toronto - letter and article on lamps addressed to Miss [Stewart] Houston
• May 8th 1929, Bruxelles - Helene Scherbaton to Miss [Stewart] Houston (re her job making costumes for the theater, etc.)
• March 3 1934, Toronto - J.W.L. Forster to Augusta Houston regarding a commissioned portrait he did of her father, John Beverley Robinson, 1934

Folder includes the following letters:

• Letter from Clara Butt to Mrs. Houston [Augusta]
• letter to Baby [Stewart] from her father
• letter to Baby [Stewart] from Edward Parry-Jones
• letter to Mary Jane [Robinson] from [Annie Merry] letter which mentions Allan [Houston?], Babs [Stewart], from Mother)
• fragment of a letter from mother
• letter to Signora Bagnani from mother; following photos
• letter to Mary Jane [Robinson] from [Annie Merry], Highlands (attached are two photos; one identified as "Mrs. Wm [Merry], 94 age", and the other as "Mrs. [Merry]" letter which mentions Allan [Houston?], Babs [Stewart], from Mother); fragment of a letter from mother; letter to Signora Bagnani from mother

Folder includes the following letters:

• One undated tiny note from Florence (as a child) to her mother, attached is a "little needlebook"
• several letters, most of which are written in Italian (many are addressed to Gilbert Bagnani, to Ugo Bagnani, Gilbert's father, and to his mother, Florence (Dewar) Bagnani
• also a copy in English of a letter dated 1917 and addressed to Heart from Charles in which there is reference to General Bagnani's death - refers also to General Bagnani's wife who is "from Port Hope! ...a Dewar...")
• unidentified letter to Signora Bagnani
• one letter has attached two photos, one dated 1915 of two young men and a woman, and the other of two young men
• also a copy in English of a letter dated 1917 and addressed to Heart from Charles in which there is reference to General Bagnani's death - refers also to General Bagnani's wife who is "from Port Hope! ...a Dewar..."); unidentified letter to Signora Bagnani

Folder includes the following letters:

• Letters to Gilbert from The Morning Post, London, re contributions he has made to the paper, 1922
• letters from Gilbert to his mother, 1922 & 1926
• letter from Lt.-Gen. Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston, Ayrshire, re Bagnani lecture, 1922
• letter from [W ] Murray to Gilbert re his analysis of [Stewart's] handwriting, knows Gilbert's mother and sends his regards, 1925
• letter to Mrs. Strong from [C. __loney] re the Cross in the S. Pudenziana mosaic, 1925
• letter from Cath[ryn] Merritt to Florence Bagnani, 1926
• 2 letters regarding the postcards, one from Mrs. Houston to Gilbert and one from Gilbert to Mrs. Houston, 1926
• letters from Stewart to Gilbert, 1929
• letter to Gilbert and Stewart on their wedding day from Gilbert's mother, June 27 1929 (three newspaper clippings attached re the wedding)
• letter to her mother from Stewart in Rome re the engagement of the Crown Prince, 1929
• plus other miscellaneous letters, some of which are written in languages other than English