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Title: Alice King, Canada, to J A Smyth, Canada
ID1612
CollectionIrish Emigration Database
FileKing, Alice/6
Year1925
SenderKing, Alice
Sender Genderfemale
Sender Occupationdeputy registrar at Queens University
Sender Religionunknown
OriginKingston, Ontario, Canada
DestinationWindsor, Ontario, Canada
RecipientSmyth, James Alexander
Recipient Gendermale
RelationshipMs King writes about Smyth's registration paperwor
SourceCopyright Retained by Mr & Mrs J Smyth, Castledamph, Plumbridge, Co Tyrone, castledamph@btinternet.com
ArchiveMr & Mrs J Smyth, Castledamph, Plumbridge.
Doc. No.405012
Date3/4/1925
Partial Date
Doc. TypeEMG
LogDocument added by LT, 03:06:2004.
Word Count197
Genre
Note
Transcript[no envelope]

April 3rd 1925
Mr James A Smyth
446 Church Street
Windsor, Ontario

Dear Mr Smyth,
Your letter of April 1st, in
Reference to an extra-mural course,
is received.

Our records show that in 1907
you registered as an extra-mural
student, submitting all certificates.
Your standing was full Pass
Matriculation, and an allowance of
four subjects on Upper School, -
English 1, History 1, Mathematics 1
And Physics 1. This credit will stand
towards your B.A. degree, and you may
register for summer work in two subjects
of first year not already granted. These
would be Latin and another language. If
you have since written other Upper School
examinations you may change your
allowance, but must in that case submit
all certificates. I find that the
Physics was added afterwards by Mr.
Chown, since you lacked only one mark
of the requirement at that time. Under
present regulations we require 50%.

I enclose a registration blank,
and am sending you an Arts calendar
under separate cover. A folder on how to
plan a B.A. Course is also sent. You
would be permitted to take a science
for summer work in place of the second
language, if you prefer, since you need
two science courses for the degree.

Yours very truly.
Alice King
AK/AC
R.F.Prev.
A. Cal
B.A.Circ.

(Handwritten in ink)
ps. Kindly return these two
letters with your reply
JAS [James A Smyth?]


Transcribed by Greg Floyd