Notice bibliographique du document

Créateur

Inglis (family)
Inglis, Charles, 1734-1816
Inglis, John, 1777-1850

Titre

Inglis family fonds
Fonds de la famille Inglis

Identificateur

MIKAN: 99533
Reels/Bobines: C-2227
Archival Reference/Référence Archivistique: MG23-C6, R3196-0-7-E
oocihm.lac_mikan_99533
lac_mikan_99533

Sujet

Papers
Family
Religion
Papiers
Famille

Document original

Library and Archives Canada/Bibliothèque et Archives Canada

Notes

1755-1849
Copyright Not Evaluated/Droit d'auteur non évalué
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Langue

anglais

Description

The Rt Rev. Dr. Charles Inglis (1734 - 1816) was an Irish clergyman who was consecrated the first Church of England bishop of the Diocese of Nova Scotia, which he was rewarded with after his devotion to the British Crown during the American Revolution (he had spent time in Delaware and New York City). The diocese initially included what are now the Atlantic Provinces, Quebec and Ontario.
This collection consists of papers of the Rt. Rev. Charles Inglis and of his son, the Rt. Rev. John Inglis (1777-1850), which are almost all of a public rather than a private character. They consist mainly of journals (including the Public Act Book or Register of the Diocese of Nova Scotia and its Dependencies, 1787-1837), 1775-1843, and letterbooks, 1786-1849, with a few other miscellaneous items, such as covenants, 1755-1787; sermons, 1761-1810; catalogues of books, 1768-1770; and deeds of presentation, 1836-1846. They exist in two main formats (which overlap to a considerable extent): transcripts (also available on reel C-2227) and microfilmed originals (reels A-709 to A-715)
Le Très Rév. Charles Inglis (1734-1816) était un pasteur irlandais. Il est devenu le premier évêque anglican du diocèse de la Nouvelle-Écosse, une nomination qu’il a obtenue en guise de récompense pour sa loyauté envers la Couronne britannique durant la Révolution américaine (il résidait alors au Delaware et dans la ville de New York). À l’origine, ce diocèse couvrait le territoire actuel des provinces de l’Atlantique, du Québec et de l’Ontario.
Cette collection est constituée des papiers du Très Rév. Charles Inglis et de son fils, le Très Rév. John Inglis (1777-1850), dont la presque totalité revêt un caractère davantage public que privé. Ils se composent principalement de journaux (y compris le « Public Act Book or Register of the Diocese of Nova Scotia and its Dependencies, 1787-1837 »), couvrant la période de 1775 à 1843, et de registres de copies de lettres (1786-1849), ainsi que divers autres documents tels que des conventions (1755-1787), des sermons (1761-1810), des catalogues de livres (1768-1770) et des actes de présentation (1836-1846).
The finding aid provides copies of the microfilm shelf lists both for the original papers at Lambeth Palace Library (on reels A-709 to A-715) and for the transcripts (on reel C-2227). In addition, it contains a copy of the calendar of the transcripts published in the Annual Reports of the National Archives of Canada for 1912 (Appendix M, pages 215-288) and 1913 (Appendix I, pages 227-283). The calendar has been slightly rearranged to correspond to the order of the material on microfilm reel C-2227, and annotated with volume numbers, etc., for the convenience of users. Also included in Finding Aid No. 671 is a comprehensive list of the whole collection, arranged categorically and chronologically. This comprehensive list facilitates the quick identification of material. It also permits the degree of overlap between the transcribed and microfilmed material to be easily ascertained and, consequently, the extent to which the calendar of the transcripts may also be used as a finding aid for the microfilmed originals. Used in conjunction with the microfilm shelf lists, it provides researchers with a simple means of locating material relevant to their interests.
Finding aid; shelf list. MSS0671 (Electronic) http://data2.archives.ca/pdf/pdf001/p000000100.pdf

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