signed Colin C. Campbell, but on entering law school he changed his middle initial to H, to distinguish himself from another Colin Campbell. He articled in Toronto, first in the office of George

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N.B. Museum, Hazen family papers, E. B. Chandler to Sir John Harvey, 3 Feb. 1840; W. C. Milner coll., Chandler correspondence; Tilley family papers

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career. The section written by Donald Gunn*, covering the years to 1835, in Donald Gunn and C. R. Tuttle, History of Manitoba

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, attorney general to the Conscil Supérieur of Quebec from 1712 to 1727; b. c. 1671 in France, son of Benoît Collet, lawyer in the parlement of Paris, and of Antoinette Thomé, of Lyons; d

district records (R112-137-7, vols.4693–758) cover his time as commander of Military District No.13. On the Calgary riots see RG24-C-1-a, vol.1255, file HQ-593-1-86, file pt.1 (Investigation of riot caused

April 1811 a company was formed under his wife’s name, as Mary C. Cuvillier and Company (more commonly, M. C. Cuvillier and Company), and it may have been a front for Cuvillier’s own business

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. Optimistic, energetic, and entrepreneurial, Dawson was a man of medium height with blue eyes, a fair complexion, and flaxen hair (before going bald). In 1886 he and D. C. Firth, a commercial traveller and

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Coll., is reproduced as the frontispiece of Records of the Nile voyageurs, 1884–1885: the Canadian voyageur contingent in the Gordon relief expedition, ed. C. P. Stacey

by the Indian loyalists in the new province of Upper Canada. The town of Deseronto is named in his honour. C. M

DOBIE, RICHARD, fur trader, businessman, and militia officer; b. c. 1731 in Liberton, Scotland; d

photograph facing p.305. Canada and its prov. (Shortt and Doughty), 18: 572–75. Canadian annual rev. (Hopkins), 1903–5. Canadian men and women of the time (Morgan; 1898). C. L

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treasurer of France, commissary for the generality of Tours c. 1664, and general of the king’s finances in Touraine; baptized 20 Feb. 1631 in the parish of Saint-Saturnin at Tours, France

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