and stereotype plates of his works and continued their publication. He died in New York City in 1882 and was buried in Montreal. His archives are held at McGill University. Personal life De Sola married Esther Joseph on 30 June 1852. Amongst their children were Rev. Meldola de Sola, Canada's first native-born rabbi, and , a businessman and pioneer Canadian Zionist. Publications Besides the below works, Abraham de Sola also contributed actively to the Jewish press, a large number of articles by him appearing in The Voice of Jacob, The Asmonean, The British-American Journal, and other contemporary Jewish journals. His articles on Sir John William Dawson's Archaia, Dawn of Life, and Origin of the World are specially noteworthy. He also edited and republished George Bethune English's Grounds of Christianity and a number of educational works. Selected works With Rev. Jacques J. Lyons. References External links Abraham de Sola and Evelyn Miller fonds at the McGill University Archives. 1825 births 1882 deaths 19th-century Sephardi Jews Canadian Orthodox rabbis British emigrants to Canada Jewish Canadian writers Sephardi rabbis Spanish and Portuguese Jews McGill University faculty Writers from Montreal Anglophone Quebec people 19th-century Canadian Jews