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Society, which he had helped found in 1901.
C. B. Edwards died at the age of 59 of pernicious anaemia at his Windsor Avenue home on 1
EDWARDS, EDWARD, bookseller, printer, publisher, journalist, office holder, and militia officer; b. c
EDWARDS, RICHARD, naval officer and governor of Newfoundland; b. c. 1715; d. 3 Feb. 1795 at
ELLIOT (Elliott), ROBERT, army officer; probably b. c. 1715; married (his wife’s name is unknown); fl. 1740–65
EMERSON (Emmerson), THOMAS, doctor and army and militia officer; b. c. 1762; d. 14 Oct. 1843 in Fredericton
ENGLAND, RICHARD G., army officer and office holder; b. c. 1750 in Lifford, County Clare (Republic of Ireland); m
. c. 1720 at the Baltic seaport of Wismar, then in Swedish territory (now German Democratic Republic); d. 1752, on the Labrador coast
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EWART, JAMES BELL, businessman, justice of the peace, office holder, politician, and gentleman farmer; b. c. 1801 in Surrey
. in London and baptized 15 July 1804, one of six children of Robert Fairbrother, dancer and acrobat, and Mary Bailey; m. c. 1826 Charles John Hill, and they had two sons and one
“agitators who trade[d] upon Irish patriotism and Irish generosity.”
C. M. Johnston
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FILLIS, JOHN, businessman and office-holder; b. c. 1724 in Boston, Massachusetts, son of John Fillis; d
FINLAY, JACQUES-RAPHAËL (often referred to as Jaco Finlay), fur trader, guide, and interpreter; b. c. 1768