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1877 Thomas Carli was in partnership with statuary makers Carlo (Charles) Catelli and Aurelio Giannotti; by 1872 the firm was named C. Catelli and Carli. Five years later he set up his own company

CARSON, SUSANNA (Rijnhart; Moyes), physician, medical missionary, and author; b. c

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governor’s guards and lieutenant in the colonial regular troops, agent and interpreter for New France among the Iroquois; b. c. 1670 in Saint-Rémi de Provence, near Arles, France; m. 1

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CLARKE, Sir ALURED, army officer and colonial administrator; b. c. 1745, possibly the son of Charles Clarke

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(c. 1868–73, 1875–76, and 1878–81) and at Le Gesù (1882–83), he had turned to the Anglicans, conducting the choirs of Christ Church Cathedral from 1885 to 1888 and Trinity Church in 1889; he

COVERT, JOHN, farmer, jp, businessman, author, and militia officer; b. c

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