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                  Hay*, and evidently preferred the proximity of nature and long vacations afforded by teaching in country schools. The first indication of Moser’s
                  traditional wintering place of Plains Indians. It contained good farm and hay land and, as it bordered the Canadian Pacific Railway to the south, was coveted by neighbouring white settlers. Members of the band
                  . 20 Nov. 1878 Mary Hay in Toronto, and they had two daughters and a son; d. there 28
                  * Hayes from 1886 to April 1895 produced a son and a daughter; m. 25 July 1895
                  seven years to Scottish-born architect William Hay*, a capable designer of public buildings and churches in the most approved and up-to-date
                  a bushy long beard, ruddy cheeks, thick glasses, and a small voice. Alan L. Hayes
                  Hay* added parochial schools to the Church of the Holy Trinity in Toronto in 1856, a tapestry-like window with ecclesiastical motifs in compatible Gothic Revival style was credited to Bullock
                  police as scout, meat and hay procurer, and interpreter, being able to speak French and Cree. In 1877 he brought in a small herd of cattle from Montana. They were essential to his meat-supply contract with
                  place and of its future . . . at the centre of the great thoroughfares of communication . . . where the settler will find good land, hay, water, and wood.” By 1883 the population of
                  . 4 Nov. 1829 in Bromley (London), England, son of George Murray, bishop of Rochester, and Lady Sarah Maria Hay-Drummond, daughter of the 10th Earl of Kinnoull; m
                  published in monograph form as Canadian history readings . . . , under the editorship of George Upham Hay* (Saint John
                   
                  . Alan L. Hayes Henry Roe’s papers, including an autobiography
                  . there 31 May 1864 Lady Constance Villiers, and they had eight sons and two daughters; d. 14 June 1908 at Holwood, near Hayes, Kent
                  . Catholic Univ. (Washington), Dept. of Arch. and mss, John Hayes papers; T. V. Powderly papers. NA, MG
                  long enjoyed excellent relations with the small Roman Catholic minority in York County, and after his break with Gregory had chosen Jeremiah Hayes Barry, a Catholic, as his law partner. But his party was
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