GREENWOOD, WILLIAM, mariner and farmer; b. c. 1750 in Virginia; m. first Grace Smith of Chatham, Mass., and

GRIEVE, WALTER, merchant and office-holder; b. c. 1809, son of Robert Grieve and Margaret Johnston of

&c.” Over the years he continued to offer sign painting, “neatly executed,” as one of his services. He sold paints of all kinds, including artists’ supplies, but it was as a manufacturer of painted

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GROSTON (Grotton) DE SAINT-ANGE ET DE BELLERIVE, LOUIS, officer in the colonial regular troops; baptized c. 1700 at Montreal

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GYLES, JOHN, interpreter, soldier; b. c. 1680 at Pemaquid (Me.); m

Gélinas returned to journalism, but as a freelance writer; he wrote witty articles for La Minerve and L’Opinion publique which he signed with the initials C. T. or the pseudonym

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HARDY, Sir CHARLES, naval officer, colonial administrator, and office-holder; b. c. 1714, son of Vice-Admiral Sir