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East Dane Designer Men's Fashion. In addition, Thomas Molson had decided to settle in Kingston, Upper Canada, and his departure entailed another large withdrawal of assets from the firm. William Molson took over management of the brewery from Thomas.

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It was to these islands that his ships returned in the autumn for their winter berths and on them Molson established an estate to which he could withdraw now and then. There he kept a sheep-breeding establishment large enough that the sales of meat to butchers and wool to wholesale merchants appeared in the company accounts.

Although during his term as an assemblyman Molson had taken an interest in the founding of the Bank of Montreal [ see John Richardson], he had made no financial commitments. A new partnership was formed under the name of John and William Molson, bringing together the two Johns and William. Once more in the early s an important new field for investment was being opened up by technological innovation: It was clear that by now Molson was interested only in investing: He had run in the elections in Montreal East but had been defeated.

The three men focused to such an extent on the same questions and causes that one can truly speak of the Molson—McGill—Moffatt trio.

Together they sat on most of the committees for public investment, taxation, and monetary, banking, and financial matters. They took the opportunity to ask that the counties of Montreal and Vaudreuil be detached from the lower province and annexed to the upper one. Like McGill and Moffatt, Molson belonged to the Constitutional Association of Montreal, even though he was less active in it than his eldest son.

Towards the end of his life, he became interested in the organization of a Unitarian congregation in Montreal, which among its supporters had a great many merchants of New England origin.

In he was one of a group that purchased a lot for which a chapel was planned, but the initiative was set aside for a while when the pastor died. In William Molson added a large distillery to the brewery. The following year Thomas left Kingston to rejoin his brother in Montreal.

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The newspapers carried quite detailed eulogies, but La Minerve mentioned one of his qualities in a somewhat veiled fashion: The day after his funeral the board of the Bank of Montreal decided that the directors would go into mourning for 30 days. He required his sons to do what they had been incapable of doing during his lifetime: As the will included some ambiguous parts on which even the notary and the two witnesses could not agree, the brothers instituted legal proceedings against one another, with John on one side and Thomas and William together on the other.

At the end of five years they wearied of these disputes and by a strange twist asked the two people whom their father had named in his will to be executors along with them, Peter McGill and George Moffatt who had both withdrawn , to serve as arbitrators and set the conditions for the division of the assets and income, defining reciprocal rights and obligations. The work is useful for studying the genealogy of the family. The records of the Montreal Board of Trade mfm. Other materials concerning him are held at the McGill Univ. Montreal, ; 2nd ed.

Select documents in Canadian economic history , ed. Montreal directory , Atherton, History of the harbour front of Montreal since its discovery by Jacques Cartier in