C. Muir’s unsuccessful expedition against Fort Wayne (Ind.). In January, while Tecumseh was absent, Roundhead and Myeerah

PAC, RG 3, 1, 1–14; 9, 5; RG 8, I (C series), 117, 122, 131, 226, 1169, 1203 1/2 E and F. PANS, Vertical mss file, “Allen family

(1904): 122–23. U.C., House of Assembly, Journal, 1829: 31; 1831–32, app.: 178; Statutes, 1827, c.19; 1828, c.12; 1831, c.21. Colonial Advocate

SUTHERLAND, PATRICK, military officer; fl. 1746; d. c. 1766

TANTOUIN (Pitantouin or Tantoin) DE LA TOUCHE, LOUIS, commissary of the Marine in Canada; b. c

THOMPSON, TOLER (Tolar), agricultural improver; b. c. 1780 in Upper Sackville (N.B.), only child of John Thompson

PAC, RG 1, L3, 499: T14/86; 510: T leases, 1801–36/28–29; RG 8, I (C ser.), 1855: 55, 68; RG 9, I, B5, 1, 3–4, 6; RG 68, General index, 1651–1841. PRO, WO 13/3716: 339. Stephen Jarvis, “Reminiscences of

Cemetery near his friend Peter Nordbeck. D. C. Mackay

AN, Col., B, 16, ff.187v; 17, f.136; 19, ff.44; 22, f.177; 23, ff.124v, 141, 157, 158, 281v, 283v; 25, ff.77v, 78; 27, f.369v; C11A, 11, f.93; 12, f.217; 13, ff.55, 81v, 124, 153, 285, 301

WENTWORTH, JOHN, lawyer, office holder, and politician; b. c. 1768 in

1735/36, probably in Cork (Republic of Ireland), son of Charles Willcocks and Margaret Russell; m. c. 1760 Phoebe Jackson of Birr (County Offaly), and they had eight children; d

.” Donald C. Mackay PANB, MC 1, A. C. Wolhaupter, “Wolhaupter

WOLHAUPTER, JOHN, watchmaker, gold- and silversmith, and jeweller; b. c. 1771 in New York City

general in 1859, but remained in Fredericton until his death. Donald C. Mackay

ZENO, NICOLÒ and ANTONIO, two Venetian brothers, reputed to have sailed to the north Atlantic c. 1380, to have made voyages to

ZENO, NICOLÒ and ANTONIO, two Venetian brothers, reputed to have sailed to the north Atlantic c. 1380, to have made voyages to

ˀKWAH (Quâs), Carrier chief; b. c. 1755 on what is now Stuart Lake, B.C., son of Tsalekulhyé and a

ALLANSON, JOHN, wood-engraver; b. c. 1813 in England; his wife, Elizabeth ——, and a child predeceased

. Kaye Lamb A. C. Anderson was the author of A brief account of the province of British Columbia, its climate and

AO, MS 516, David Thorburn to Mackenzie, 29 March 1831; RG 22, ser.14-a, 30: 40–42; ser.125, 2: 45, 177; ser.134, 4: 156; ser.155, will of B. C. Beardsley. MTL, W. W