and Eunice Putnam; m. c. 1764 Elizabeth Mooers (Moores), and they had seven sons and seven daughters; d. 30 Aug. 1813 in Maugerville, N.B
PROCTER (Proctor), HENRY, army officer; b. c. 1763 in Ireland, eldest son of Richard Procter and Anne Gregory; m
works destroyed,” from issue of 4 Sept. 1908, which is no longer extant. Can., Statutes, 1883, c.89. Canada Lumberman (Peterborough, Ont.; Toronto), 2 (1881)–24 (1903
denied by the English law officers. Finally, in 1791 remedial legislation was passed by parliament. The act 31 Geo.III, c.29, created “a court of civil jurisdiction” to determine “all pleas of debt
primary haemorrhage . . . with a note by C. G. Watson . . . ,” July–December 1916: 38–40 and July–December 1917: 679–83 respectively; three in the Canadian Medical Assoc
exploits were any more remarkable.
C. J. Jaenen
.”
Frederick H. Armstrong
AJM, Greffe de A.-C. Décary, testament de C.-S
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).
F. J. Thorpe
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lasting historical contribution is his entry “Christian Brothers of Ireland” in The Catholic encyclopedia, ed. C. G. Herbermann et al. (15v., New York, 1907–12), 3: 710–11. While at
Dennis Vanduzer (early 1880s), Dymore Kerman (late 1880s), H. C. Kerman (early 1890s), and Edwin L. Reed (1899 to after 1908). Over the years, he advertised “prices to suit the times” and
. 1862 Maria Elinor Taylor (d. 1917) in Simla, India, and they had two sons and three daughters who survived to adulthood; m. secondly 1918 Janet Fell, widow of F. C. Ruxton; d. 9
THOMPSON, GRACE SARAH HALL (Fletcher), businesswoman and social reformer; b. c. 1850, probably in
–22 Jan. 1867. PAC, MG 19, A2, ser.2, 5 (copy at PABC). PAM, HBCA, A.1/6; A.1/60; A.6/23; A.10/60; A.34/2; B.239/a/6; C.1/285; C.1/915; C.1/925; E.4/la (transcripts at PABC). The Hargrave
were Thomas Cramp* and later also his own son, John Torrance Jr (1835–1908). With Cramp and another son, George William Torrance (c
AJQ, Registre d’état civil, Notre-Dame de Québec, 27 déc. 1723, 8 févr. 1731. AN, Col., C11A, 54, ff.235–37; 59, f.388; 67, f.78v; 69, ff.39–43; 70, f.138; 71, ff.125, 142
.
The Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada under the chairmanship of Dr. J. C. Webster erected a monument to Vetch in 1928 on the ramparts of the old fort at Annapolis Royal. Large
.
Roderick C. Macleod
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