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Hulbert family correspondence
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MS-0285
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1858-1929 (Creation)
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60 cm of textual records
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Thirty-five letters inward from Charles Edward Searle (tutor, Pembroke College, Cambridge University, England) to Thomas George Askew; nine letter books, 1884-1928, of Henry and John Hulbert, Sardis; 14 ledgers of Hulbert family farm, Sardis. (John Hulbert was the grandson of T.G. Askew, who built the first lumber mill at Chemainus.)
Presented from the estate of John Hulbert, Koksilah by David R. Williams, Duncan, 1975.
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Accession number(s): 75-137
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Location note: These records are stored onsite at the BC Archives. Please request them from the retrievals desk in the Archives reference room.
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- Askew, Thomas George (Subject)
- Searle, Charles Edward (Subject)