, 1887: 239. G. Turcotte, Le Conseil législatif de Québec. Histoire de la corporation de la cité de Montréal depuis son origine jusqu’à nos jours . . . , J.-C

by Lieut. Rutherford of the ‘Black Watch,’” Canadian Institute Trans. (Toronto), III (1891–92), 229–52. British officers serving in America, 1754–1774, comp. W. C. Ford

.” C. M. Wallace N.B. Museum, John Robertson estate papers, 1877–93

, Persia, Greece, Phœnicia, Carthage, Troy and Rome (Toronto, 1866); An easy mode of teaching the rudiments of Latin grammar to beginners (Montreal, [c. 1860

ROBICHAUX (Robichaud, Robicheau), JEAN-BAPTISTE, fisherman; b. c. 1751 in

AN, Col., C11A, 12, ff.91v, 95; 14, f.201v; 15, ff.84v, 131; 16, f.114v; 18, f.24v; 19, f.72v; 30, f.352; 33, f.290; 34, f.62; 36, f.112; 47, f.74; 48, f.157; D2C, 47, 49, 222

AN, Col., B, 55–85, C11A, 51–85, 113/2; F3, 12. Documents relating to Canadian currency during the French period (Shortt), I, 359. Jug. et délib., V, 465–71

ROCHETTE, CLÉOPHAS, businessman and politician; b. c. 1843, probably in Pointe-aux-Trembles (Neuville), Lower

. . . , J.-C. Lamothe et al., édit. (Montréal, 1903). Rumilly, Hist. de Montréal, III. É.-Z. Massicotte, “Deux Rodier,” BRH, 44 (1938): 120–22.

ROGERS, FRANK, political activist and union organizer; b. c. 1878; was married and had a family; d. 15

. Laurie C. C. Stanley The most significant body of material relating to James Rogers’s episcopal tenure, including

; II, 31–40. A. C. Gluek, Minnesota and the manifest destiny of the Canadian northwest; a study in Canadian-American relations (Toronto, 1965), 85, 116–17. J. P

ROLLO, JAMES, cabinet-maker, upholsterer, and furniture importer; b. c. 1788, probably in Scotland; m

ROSEBOOM (Rooseboom), JOHANNES, trader; b. c. 1661 at Albany, New York, to Hendrick Roseboom and Gysbertje Lansing; m

ROSS, DUNBAR, lawyer and politician; b. c. 1800 in the British Isles; d. 16 May 1865 at Quebec

ROUBEL, WILLIAM, lawyer and politician; b. c. 1775, probably in England; d. in or after 1834, probably also

, Jean-Baptiste Roy-Audy, 1778–c.1848 (Québec, 1971).

ROYBON D’ALLONNE, MADELEINE DE, seigneuress; b. c. 1646 at Montargis (department of Loiret), daughter of

to his daughter, ed. C. B. Sissons (Toronto, 1955), xxxiii–xxxvi. R. [S.] Harris, “The beginnings of the hydrographic survey of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River

a lucid debater with a penchant for barn-door humour, lacking in education, polish, and good taste. “The rough native wit – crassa Minerva; the distinct, deliberate enunciation; the calm