BARTHÉLEMY, MICHEL, priest, Sulpician, missionary; b. c. 1638 in the diocese of Paris; buried on
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Courtney C. J. Bond
AO, MU 7098; RG 8, I-6-A, 1: 44. NA, MG 26, A, W. McDougall to Macdonald, 16 Aug. 1864
), newspaper printer and publisher; b. 13 Jan. 1808 at Halifax, N.S., the only son of Hugh and Amy Blackadar; m. c. 18 Feb. 1835, Mary Sharpless, who died childless in 1839, and
AD, Sarthe (Le Mans), État civil, Saint-Thomas de La Flèche, 6 sept. 1731. ASQ, C 9; C 11; C 22; Lettres, M, 116, 117; P, 124; R, 20; mss
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C. M. Wallace
NA, MG 27, I, D15. N.B. Museum, Tilley family papers. R. H. Conwell
for the city and county of Saint John, book A (1810–28): 112. N.B., Acts, [1786–1836], 1820, c.15; 1821, c.9; 1822, c.27. Morning News (Saint John, N.B.), 17 April 1854. “Provincial
, Canada East, and Henriette Piette; m. c. 1876–80 Adelle Malcouronne, and they had no children; d. 13 Feb. 1890 in Winnipeg, Man
BUDD, HENRY, HBC clerk, farmer, teacher, and first Indian Anglican minister; b. c. 1812 of an
AN, Col., C11A, 97, ff. 16–34; C11B, 29, ff.130–31. ASQ, Lettres, R, 190. [Anthony Casteel], “Anthony Casteel’s journal,” Coll. doc. inédits Canada et
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Étienne Taillemite
AN, Col., C9A, 90, 92, 94; Marine, B4
; C11B, 12, ff.44–44v, 263–68; 13, ff.55–56; 23, ff.60–64, 82–83; 24, ff.47–47v, 49–50; C11C, 11, f.144; Marine, C7, 50 (dossier Cailly); Section Outre-Mer, G1
John C. Campbell, Congregationalist minister; m. Mary Stewart, and they had two sons and three daughters; d. 26 Aug. 1886 at Halifax, N.S
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Donald C. Cutter
[Cardero’s baptism is recorded in the registers of the parish church of Nuestra Señora de Santa María (Écija
CASEY, LUCILLE C. (Kennedy; McArthur), artist and teacher; b. 1844 probably in Mississippi; m. first
CASEY, WILLIAM REDMOND, engineer; b. c. 1805 or c. 1808, probably in Brooklyn, N.Y.; d. 6 Aug
AD, Landes (Mont-de-Marsan), État civil, Montaut, 30 janv. 1727, 25 mars 1809. AN, Col., C11B, 38: 269 (transcript at PAC); F1A, 45: f.57; 192: 46, 139 (copies
partners being Copp and George Elliot Thomas. The business was renamed W. C. Chewett and Company in 1861, the year before Chewett entered into partnership with Copp and Henry James Clark, a bookkeeper
juill. 1749, 30 juin, 7 sept. 1751, 21 mai, 28 déc. 1754, 8 janv., 4 avril, 6 sept. 1755; Greffe de C.-F. Coron, 12 nov. 1747, 11