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Lachance AN, Col., B, 91, f.30; 95, f.51; 109, f.29; 127, f.362; C11A

. c. 1585 at Saint-Malo, the son of

War. After depositing passengers and crew at Saint John, the Chesapeake had been captured off Nova Scotia by a Northern cruiser. The leader of the conspirators, John C. Braine, and the

(Petit Pigeon), fur trader and interpreter; b. c. 1785 in Rupert’s Land; d. before 13 Oct. 1859 in the vicinity of the Red River settlement (Man

. Donald J. Horton AN, Col., B, 44, 57–61, 64; C11A, 36, 66, 71

Carpenter retired; the new firm, E. and C. Gurney and Company, continued to grow and soon employed some 100 men and produced a greatly increased variety of products. By the early 1870s the

HAGAN, MICHAEL, journalist, publisher, author, school principal, and farmer; b. c. 1831; d. 2

HANDFIELD, JOHN, military officer, member of the Nova Scotia Council; m. Elizabeth Winniett; d. c

HANNA, JAMES G., clock and watch maker, gold- and silversmith, and merchant; b. c. 1737 in

HARDY, GEORGE, overseer of roads, businessman, and master mariner; b. c. 1740, probably in East or West

. Frederick Jones USPG, C/CAN/Nfl., 1–3; Journal of SPG, 25–30. [C. F. Pascoe], Classified digest of the records of the

lingering illness, was widely mourned. C. Alexander Pincombe

HARRIS, ROBERT WILLIAM, merchant and entrepreneur; b. c. 1805 at Bogmount Grange, Crosskeys

the 1870s. By 1881 Harris had acquired fishing schooners of his own: the Kitchener and the George C. Harris

HART, SAMUEL, merchant and politician; b. c. 1747, probably in England; m. c

school, where his son taught for a year. From an early age C. Fred Hartt (as he was usually known) manifested a great interest in the natural

, Henri de Lotbinière Harwood (Vaudreuil, Qué.), Harwood family papers. Can., Prov. of, Legislative Assembly, Journals, 1842, I, app.Z; 1851, III, app.U.U.; 1852–53, VII, app.P.P.P. L. C

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