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Title

Yee Yee Tam fonds [textual record]. 

Online
 (2)

Arrangement structure

Date(s)

1913-1960

Place of creation

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent

0.3 cm of textual records.

Language of material

English

Scope and content

Fonds consists of various certificates, including an immigration certificate, 22 December 1913; certificate, of appointment as an "authorized agent" of the Chinese Freemasons, by the Chee Kong Tong in Victoria, 15 August 1924; certificate, of appointment to "investigate and standardize" the Freemasons work in a building known as "the Temple of Peace"; certificate, of appointment by the Che Kung Tong in San Francisco, 1921; certificate, of appointment by the Che Kung Tong in Victoria, B.C., 1921; receipt for a donation of

Conditions of access

Textual records
90: Open
Volume
1
90: Open
Archival reference no.
Former archival reference no.

Finding aid

No finding aid

Creator / Provenance

Biography / Administrative history

Mr. Tam, community organizer, arrived at Victoria, B.C., 8 August, 1899. He was later active with the Freemasons, in Victoria and San Francisco.

Additional information

Transferred in 1979 from Canadian Center for Folk Culture Studies through Dr. Ban Hoe.

Subject heading

1. Yee Yee Tam - Freemasonry, 1924
2. Chee Kong Tong (Victoria, B.C.), 1924.
3. Victoria (B.C.) - Freemasonry, 1924
4. Che Kung Tong (San Francisco, Calif.), 1921.
5. Freemasons - Canada, n.d.
6. War bonds - China, [19-]
7. Canada - Emigration and immigration, 1913.
8. Freemasonry - Lodges, 1960.
9. Toronto (Ont.) - Freemasonry, 1960.
10. Chinese Canadians - Societies, etc. [19-]
11. Tongs (Secret societies) - Canada, 1924.
12. Tongs (Secret societies) - United States, 1921.

Source

Private

Other system control no.

MIKAN no.

102255