UBC AtoM

Series consists of photocopies of various newspaper clippings, book excerpts and documents, and an invitation relating to the activities of Cumyow and his family.

Celebrating reign of Queen Victoria, Barkerville, B.C.

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-14-PH-67
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[18-- ]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Certificate by the government of Canada to Chinese persons about to go to the U.S

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-12-4
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1904

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Includes A photograph of W .A. Cumyow.

Certificate: includes family photograph, Cumyow, daughter and son

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-12-5
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Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinatown, "Mandarin Inn"

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-14-PH-61
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[ca. 1900?]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada building. Officials standing on third floor balcony

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-11-PH-16
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[1903]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada building. Officials standing on third floor balcony

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-11-PH-17
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[ca.1900]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada. First executive officers

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-11-PH-29
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[ca.1900]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada. First executive officers

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-11-PH-04
Item
[1903-1904]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada. First executive officers

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-11-PH-05
Item
[1903-1904]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada. First executive officers

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-11-PH-06
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[ca.1900]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

[Chinese Empire Reform Association of Canada to King Edward VII of Britain, offering congratulations upon his coronation]

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-1-6
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1902

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Chinese Empire Reform Association, Vancouver

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-1
File
1900-1902

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

[Colonial Theatre, Port Arthur]

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-14-PH-80
Item
[192- ]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

[Copy of petition to J. R. Conger, U. S. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, requesting support in restoring Emperor Kwang Hsu of China to the throne]

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-1-3
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1901-01-31

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

[Copy of petition to Queen Victoria of Great Britain requesting support for Kwang Hsu, Emperor of China, in establishing a joint Protectorate]

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-1-2
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1900-06-25

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

[Copy of petition to W. McKinley, President of the United States, requesting support in restoring Emperor Kwang Hsu of China to the throne]

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-1-7
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1901-07-15

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Copy of request for appointment to official court interpreter by W.A. Cumyow

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-12-3
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1904

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Correspondence

Series
1900-1902, 1952-1954

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Series consists of correspondence of Cumyow, including petitions and related correspondence sent on behalf of the Chinese Empire Reform Association of Vancouver to the British and United States governments concerning a political crisis in China, 1900 to 1902 . Series also includes Cumyow's correspondence with Vancouver City Archivist J.S. Matthews, 1952 to 1954, relating to the history of Chinese-Canadians in Vancouver, and the history of Vancouver in general.

Crew of the Annie Fraser. Cumyee (coxswain), Brother of Cumyow in group

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-11-PH-34
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1878

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

[Cumyow's] house in New Westminster. Family standing in front of home. (postcard)

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-12-PH-54
Item
[190- ]

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

[Declaration of residency and citizenship for W. A. Cumyow and his children, Grace and Frederick Cumyow]

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-1-9
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1909-08-16

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Diploma – Harry Won Cumyow

RBSC-ARC-1153-1-13
File
1918

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Documents

Series
1918, 1924

Part of Won Alexander Cumyow fonds

Series consists of a 1918 educational diploma for Harry Won Cumyow, and Won Alexander Cumyow's 1924 registration card with the Department of Immigration and Colonization.

[Drummond, L. G., Secretary to the Governor General of Canada, to W. A. Cumyow, Secretary Chinese Empire Reform Association, acknowledging receipt of a petition to the Queen]