, Upper Canada, son of Francis (François) Antoine Gaudaur, a bridge tender, and Jeanette (Janet, Jennet, Jessie) B. Gill; m. first 7 Nov. 1883 Cora M. Coons (1859–94) in St Louis

in 1795 or 1796 he was the latter’s partner in the construction of a grist-mill on the Don River, the mortgage of Berczy’s land, and, after Berezy’s departure from the province, his agent in several

rented a small frame house at the junction of Queen and River streets, near the Don River. James attended the Park Street School. According to his obituary in the Calgary Herald, Lougheed often

Univ., 1962). Janet Guildford, “Coping with de-industrialization: the Nova Scotia Department of Technical Education, 1907–1930,” Acadiensis, 16 (1986–87), no.2: 69–84. G. M. Haliburton

. Nelles, Monopoly’s moment: the organization and regulation of Canadian utilities, 1830–1930 (Philadelphia, 1986). Janet Brooke, Discerning tastes: Montreal collectors, 1880–1900

the Don Jail), Toronto (1859–64), and the Halifax County Court-House, Halifax (1858–62). All survive except those in Peterborough and Stratford, and the Fireman’s Hall and Mechanics’ Institute building