wise in his judgement. He died in 1876 survived by his wife and five children.
C. Glenn Lucas
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translation of The Gospel according to St. John, edited by Peter Jones, appeared in London in 1831.
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JUCHEREAU DE LA FERTÉ, JEAN, merchant, member of the Conseil Souverain; b. c. 1620 perhaps at La Lande-sur
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, wounded on the 7th, and the next day Teikichi Shichi was killed.
A member of C Company, Kamakura was awarded the Military Medal on 4 July 1917
KAUR (Kor), HARNAM, immigrant; b. c. 1886 in Peshawar (Pakistan); m. Bhag Singh, and they had two children; d
KEISH (Skookum Jim, James Mason), Tagish; b. c. 1855 in the vicinity of what is now Bennett Lake, Y.T./B.C
perhaps a commentary on Keith that he was not actively involved at this time with the Conservative party organization which was run by such party stalwarts as Philip C
KELLUM (Killum, Killam), JOHN, labourer and criminal; b. c. 1840 in Halifax
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Thomas Kempthorne is believed to have been a member of the family of Vice-Admiral Sir John Kempthorne of Widecombe
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; Reg. of baptisms, marriages, and burials. UCC-C, Perkins Bull coll. The Stewart missions; a series of letters and journals, calculated to exhibit to British Christians, the spiritual destitution of
KIELLEY (Kielly), EDWARD, surgeon and naval officer; b. c. 1790 in St John’s; m. there 13 June 1822 Amelia