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Mary Jackson, a Pennsylvania-born black, was conducted by a BME minister, L. C. Chambers. At some point Ball became an elder in his church. In 1892, at the British Methodist Episcopal Church’s
politician; b. c. 1790 in Shelburne, N.S.; m. first 20 June 1814 in Halifax Mary Black (d
unparalleled artifices, impostures, mechanical ingenuity, &c. &c. displayed during and subsequently to his confinement in one of his majesty’s gaols in the province of New
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BAYNE, DANIEL, merchant, trader; b. c. 1730, possibly in Ross-shire, Scotland; d. 1769 in London
BEAMER (Beemer, Bemer), JACOB R., carpenter, innkeeper, and Patriot; b. c. 1810 in Norfolk
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BEDDOME, HENRY SEPTIMUS, physician and HBC employee; b. c. June 1830 in the parish of St Peter upon Cornhill
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BERGER, JEAN, painter; b. c. 1681 at Saint-Dizier-au-Mont-d’Or, near Lyons, son of Jean-Claude
BLACKMAN, CHARLES, Church of England clergyman and school administrator; b. c. 1798 in England; m. Julia
in London, son of Musgrave Blaiklock and Elizabeth Harris; m. there first c. 1810 Catherine; m. secondly before 1823 Mary Morris, possibly in London, and they had three sons and a daughter; d
groups. C.-M. Boissonnault, “Histoire de la faculté de médecine de Laval,” Laval medical (Québec), 17 (1952): 1108–19. “Le Docteur Jean Blanchet, premier doyen, 1795–1857
in his nineties, Booth had achieved a reputation of legendary proportions tinged with the romance of the northern woods, even though by 1919 his production was being eclipsed by W. C. Edwards and
a well-known medical man, and Blair was a sheriff and warden of Dorchester Penitentiary.
C. Alexander Pincombe
BOUCAULT DE GODEFUS, GILBERT, merchant, royal notary; b. c. 1709 in the region of Paris, France, son of Nicolas-Gaspard
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