Fonds 2008-047 - Ancient Order of Foresters

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Ancient Order of Foresters

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    • Continuation of title: Court "Merrie England" number 8840; Halifax, Nova Scotia

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    2008-047

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    • 1899-1934 (Creation)
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      Ancient Order of Foresters. Court "Merrie England", no. 8840 (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

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    3 cm of textual records

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    (1834 - 1929)

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    The Ancient Order of Foresters began in 1834, but its origins lie in a much older society called the Royal Foresters formed in the 18th century. In 1813, the Royal Foresters began to establish subsidiary Courts (branches) and the concept of an affiliated Order of Friendly Societies was born. The order was established in Nova Scotia in 1900 and functioned until 1929 when it disbanded, having only 31 members remaining.

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    Fonds consists of two cash books used to record dues, account balances, and in one instance minutes of a meeting of the order. The contents of the fonds supply names of members, contributions, and balances.

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        Item: Cash book. – 1899-1934. – 1 volume textual records ; 34 x 17 x 2 cm.
        Item: Cash book. – 1899-1925. – 1 volume textual records ; 34 x 22 x 2 cm.

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