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Receipt, November 16, 1858
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CA MUA MG1007-03
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1858 (Creation)
- Creator
- Vennor, William Budden, 1848-
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1 sheet
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Biographical history
William Budden Vennor was born in Montreal in 1848. He was the brother of the noted Canadian geologist and ornithologist, Henry George Vennor. William Budden moved to Alberta, where he worked as a bookkeeper and accountant in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
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Receipt of payment of nine dollars tuition fees by William Vennor to the High School Department of McGill College, 16 November, 1858, for the term ending 1 February, 1859
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Acquired from the McCord Museum
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William Vennor is likely William Budden Vennor.
Physical description
Handwritten ink and printed, 3 1/4" x 6 1/4" placed in a permalife file; McCord Museum No. 4652
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0000-1207
Item no.
5