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DESLONGRAIS (Delongrais, Des Longraye), NICOLAS, merchant trader, storekeeper; originally from Saint-Malo, France; fl. 1734–58
down the Labrador coast where for ten weeks Gibbons remained ice bound in a bay about 58 1/2° latitude, which was called Gibbons’ Hole, now believed to be Saglek Bay. At last, free of the ice with
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PURCELL, JAMES, architect; b. c. 1804; fl. 1841–58 in St John’s
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Claparède and Marie Guy of Viols-le-Fort (dept. of Hérault), France; fl. 1714–58.
In December 1736 Jean Claparède was recorded as a member of a party