MACLURE, SARA ANNE (McLagan), telegrapher, homemaker, newspaper publisher, journalist, and social reformer; b. c
Michigan, probably c. 1735; d. c. 1805.
Madjeckewiss was born into a group of Ojibwas who wintered in hunting villages
.
Madeleine Major-Frégeau
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(transcripts). [John Clarkson], Clarkson’s mission to America, 1791–1792, ed. and intro. C. B. Fergusson (Halifax, 1971). [David George], “An account of the life of Mr. David
. Canadian biog. dict. Crockford’s clerical directory . . . (London), 1895. H. C. Cross, One hundred years of service with youth: the story of
MILES, ABNER (before 1794 he signed Mighells), businessman and office holder; b. c. 1752 in
); ms coll. 13 (D. C. Scott papers); ms coll. 119 (James Mavor papers). Daily Mail and Empire, 26 Aug. 1913. Globe, 26 Aug
MORRISON, THOMAS DAVID, clerk, physician, and politician; b. c. 1796, son of William Morrison; m. 2 Sept
, 1675–1699, ed. C. H. Lincoln (New York, 1913). New Eng. Hist. and Geneal. Register, LV (1901), 314. J. C. Webster, Acadia at the end of
; b. c. 1794 in Ireland; m. Ann (Hannah) –, and they had several children; d. 31 March 1835 in Hamilton, Upper Canada
.
McCaul could never keep his law partners. Admitted to the Law Society of Alberta on 16 Sept. 1907, for the next 20 years he practised with George C. Valens, George W. Archibald
1917; J. W. McKay papers, esp. diary, 1881; McKay to William Armit, 28 May 1872 (mfm.); GR 1304, file 1901/2333. PAM, HBCA, “Joseph William McKay” (typescript, [c. 1958]). S. [L
McKay, was a master shipwright in that community, as was his father, Winslow, who would found the shipbuilding firm W. C. McKay and Son in 1908. Young Colin was a product of the south shore of Nova
McKENZIE, JAMES, naval officer and steamboat captain; b. c. 1782 in Scotland; m. Catharine Milton, and they had
Pauper Lunatic Asylum, Medical reports, ed. J. C. Browne and H. C. Major (6v., London, 1871–76), 5: 198
. DCB, vol.X (biog. of M. F. A. Morris (Miller)). R. [A. C.] Fox, Presentation pieces and trophies from the Henry Birks Collection of Canadian Silver
68, General index, 1651–1841: 264, 266, 312. PRO, CO 42/255: 249–54; 42/266: 427–28 (mfm. at ANQ-Q). RHL, USPG Arch., C/CAN/Que
Goffstown, N.H., son of John Pattee and Mary Hadley; m. c. 1803 Clarissa Thomas, and they had three sons and five daughters; d. 5 Feb. 1851 near Hawkesbury, Upper Canada
, Sherbrooke, Melbourne, &c., &c., to Port St. Francis (Quebec, 1840). British Colonist and St. Francis Gazette (Stanstead, Que.), 15