James H. Coyne
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James H. Coyne of St. Thomas, Ontario, represented the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada at the unveiling of two cairns at Fort William on 18 September 1928. He was a guest of the Thunder Bay Historical Society and first visited the Lakehead in July 1871.[1]
At the dinner given for him by the society, he brought greetings from the Elgin Historical Society and read a letter he had written on the Chicora in 1871; Miss Black presided.[2] His 1871 letter is printed as A Week on Lake Superior, and his 1928 address as Address at the Unveiling of the Cairns. He is probably the historian James Henry Coyne of St. Thomas.[3][4]
References
- ↑ from the Times-Journal, 18 September 1928, "The Unveiling of the Historic Cairns", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1926–1928 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Annual Reports), pp. 122–127 (scan pp. 316–321). archive.org.
- ↑ from the Times-Journal, "Dinner in Honor of Dr. James Coyne", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1926–1928 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Annual Reports), pp. 128–129 (scan pp. 322–323). archive.org.
- ↑ James H. Coyne, "A Week on Lake Superior", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1926–1928 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Annual Reports), pp. 130–132 (scan pp. 324–326). archive.org.
- ↑ James H. Coyne, "Address at the Unveiling of the Cairns", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1926–1928 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Annual Reports), pp. 133–138 (scan pp. 327–332). archive.org.