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. Once resident at Port Hope, Roger founded another newspaper, the Atlas, which was described succinctly as “a venture of C. Roger & Co., in 1858 which stood a short battle.” He then

ROSS, DUNCAN, Presbyterian minister, farmer, educator, office holder, and author; b. c. 1770 in the parish of

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SALLIS, ISAAC, soldier, tavern keeper, drayman, and florist; b. c. 1833 in

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SPROULE (Sprowle), GEORGE, army officer, surveyor, office holder, and politician; b. c. 1743 in Athlone (Republic of Ireland

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STEWART, CHARLES, office holder, lawyer, politician, army officer, and land agent; b. c. 1759 in Campbeltown