Odell], she became first vice-president of the board; she served in this capacity until 1919, when she was elected president, an office she held until 1925. To these positions she brought, a

. London Free Press (London, Ont.), 20 Aug. 1858, 27 Dec. 1873, 18 Feb. 1888. G. C. D. Odell, Annals of the New York stage (15v., New York, 1927–49). Types of

Odells, Chipmans, and Hazens, Lee presented a fair character to the world. He did not drink or smoke. He was vestry clerk at St Paul’s (Valley) Church and treasurer of the Wiggins Orphan Asylum

. In June 1819 Maim was in Saint John; on the 17th of the month he left that city with a survey party under William Franklin Odell

, moreover, Benjamin was related not only to the Wetmores but also to such prominent families as the Ludlows and the Odells. These connections undoubtedly furthered his own political career. After serving for

, N.Y., 1972). New York Clipper, 1874–81. G. C. D. Odell, Annals of the New York stage (15v., New York, 1927–49), 9–11. Saturday Night (Toronto), 16 April

Odell*, and during the controversy over Sir William Colebrooke*’s appointment of his son-in-law, Alfred Reade, to the

, A3, W. F. Odell to Wedderburn; RS538, B5: 36, 39; RG 10, RS108, Alexander Wedderburn, 1820, 1825, 1830, 1835, 1840. PRO, CO 188/39: 441–42; 188/41: 198, 314–20; 188/50: 90–92; 188/60: 250–53

, though he continued as surveyor general. His second marriage in 1833 to Elizabeth Odell, daughter of William Franklin Odell*, the

Hunter Odell*. The clerkship was a conventional stepping-stone to more prestigious legal preferment, but Berton’s early death meant that

Odell* to choose “Stone or Brick as they may judge best,” yet not to spend more than £12,000. The committee chose stone but cut costs by replacing the planned dome with a pediment

. Hoole, The ante-bellum Charleston theatre (Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1946). Glen Hughes, A history of the American theatre, 1700–1950 (New York, [1951]). G. C. D. Odell

Odell, to compile the total returns for the colony and to report to the assembly. Census takers, who were selected by the justices of the peace, recorded population numbers by sex, colour, and

Odell, Colebrooke named his son-in-law Alfred Reade as provincial secretary. Johnston was one of four members of the Executive Council who resigned in protest at this arbitrary and seemingly

. . . (Quebec and London, 1862; repr. Montreal, 1865). G. C. D. Odell, Annals of the New York stage (15v., New York, 1927–49), 5: 243, 368; 6: 62. P. B. A. O’Neill, “A history of

Odell*]. She offered advice on matters such as study classes, and received donations from both St Luke’s and St John’s (Stone) Church, a common means of subvention for missionaries, who were

deposition, recorded by notary William Franklin Odell*, Statia described how, in the early 1790s, her former owner, Clarke, “seized upon her

Bouchette was replaced as chief surveyor by William Franklin Odell

meantime he supported the governor’s struggle against the old Odell-Baillie clique, which was not easily uprooted. Wilmot’s objectives were limited to those outlined in the Glenelg dispatch and it is

College (Northampton, Mass.); the Odell Shepard coll. and W. I. Morse Canadiana coll. in Harvard College Library, Houghton Library, Dept. of