Charles O'Rourke
Stanstead Journal
- « Pioneer Life on the Frontier », Feb. 7, 1952
- 1835: There was but one building (the old Yellow) btw the bridge and the Kelly House on the right hand of the road. On the other side were Foster & Spalding’s, the Gaylord and Walton building, the Wood tailor shop (now O’Rourke) and the Spalding dwelling house on the corner.
- « Pioneer Life on the Frontier », Feb., 1952 (biographical sketches)
- Charles O’Rourke: 1847: purchased the Willard Wood building, partnership with his brother Thomas as merchant tailor.
- Nov. 28, 1872
- T. & C. O. Rourke – Merchant tailor, Scotch goods, English trowserings, Moscow beavers, fur beavers, pea jackets, coon coats, South Sea seal caps.
S.H.S. Collection
- HA. F2T1. Haskell Free Library and Opera House, file 2 of 3. Programme de la soirée d’ouverture « Haskell Opera House, Grand Opening, Columbian Minstrels », 7 et 8 août 1904, 12 p.
- Le programme contient plusieurs publicités (de type carte d’affaire) de commerçants de Rock Island.
- J. A. Begin, fashionable tailor. "Formely cutter at the late Charles O'Rourkes".
The Eastern Townships Business and Farmer’s Directory, 1892
p. 464
- O'Rourke Charles (T O'Rourke & Co)
Lovell’s Business and Professional and Farmer’s Directory of the Eastern Townships, 1898
p. 208
- O'Rourque Chas, merchant tailor
The Eastern Townships Business and Farmer’s Directory for 1888-89
p. 147
- O'Rourke Charles, merchant tailor
