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Alfred J. Bell fonds

  • Fonds
  • 1887-1968

Fonds consists of numerous obituaries and articles regarding people and events of the Tatamagouche and New Annan area collected by Bell, notes on the history of Wentworth Grant and Fishers Grant, and wage books kept by Alfred while working as highway foreman in the Tatamagouche area. Fonds also contains notes regarding appraisals done by Bell for the Municipality of Pictou County and assessment records which often contain detailed information about houses and farms in Pictou and Colchester Counties.

Board of School Trustees of Charlottetown fonds

  • CA PCA Acc3113
  • Fonds
  • 1922-1972

This fonds consists of records pertaining to the administration of Charlottetown schools by the Board of School Trustees during the period 1922 to 1972. It includes reports, financial records, minutes, correspondence and subject files, architectural plans and drawings, tax assessment rolls, and employee records. The fonds is divided into the following ten series: annual reports of the Board; minutes of the Board, financial statements, superintendents reports, administrative files, Charlottetown schools, rural school districts, Home and School Association files, enrollment lists and personnel files.

Charlottetown (P.E.I.) Board of School Trustees

Provincial Treasurer fonds

  • CA PCA RG8
  • Fonds
  • 1775-1981, Photocopied 2003

This fonds consists of the administrative and financial records of the office of the Provincial Treasurer spanning the years 1775 to 1981. The Treasurer was required to keep a set of books in which the accounts of each government office were to be "duly entered, kept, and balanced." Originally, these records were to be presented to the Lieutenant Governor in Council for his inspection at quarterly intervals and upon retirement or removal from office, the books were to be handed on to the Treasurer's successor. Later, the books were examined by the Provincial Auditor. Included among these records are correspondence, journals, day books, various types of ledgers, warrant books, pay lists, bond books, Public Accounts, land assessment rolls, school district boundaries, and records of the office of the Deputy Provincial Treasurer. This fonds is divided into 7 series:

Correspondence
Accounting records
Expenditures
Revenue
Reports and printed materials
Deputy Provincial Treasurer's records
Assessment and taxation records

Provincial Treasurer

Tax Assessment Records

Series forms part of Town of Wedgeport fonds and consists of records related to tax assessment of real and personal properties.The assessment of property for tax purposes that preceded collection of taxes was an important duty since all other activities of the Town were dependent on this source of revenue. The tax assessors carried out the responsibilities of determining the final assessed values on real and personal property for residents of the Town of Wedgeport.