(Musquodoboit Harbour, N.S.), son of Claude Petitpas* and a Micmac woman named Marie-Thérèse; m. Madeleine Coste c. 1715 and had six
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PRATT, CHARLES, Church of England catechist, schoolmaster, and HBC fur-trader; b. c. 1816 into a tribe of Cree–Assiniboin
Labrador with Richard Hore; b. c. 1497 in Coventry, England; d. c. 1540
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SAMSON, JAMES HUNTER, lawyer, politician, and office holder; b. c
SCOTT, THOMAS CHARLES HESLOP, self-proclaimed Church of England clergyman; b. c. 1753
Walker
C. D. Shanly, The monkey of Porto Bello (New York
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, its faith and worship: as shown by the Book of Common Prayer (London, 1867).
C. E. Thomas
C. Muir’s unsuccessful expedition against Fort Wayne (Ind.). In January, while Tecumseh was absent, Roundhead and Myeerah
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