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, I, 125, 149, 272, 278; II, 5, 57; Inv. ord. int., I, 277; II, 58, 290, 298; III, 96; “La famille Foucault,” BRH, XXI (1915), 369–79.

. R. Smallwood (4v., St John’s, 1937–67), III, 457–58.

KISENSIK, chief of the Nipissings of the Lac des Deux-Montagnes (Que.); fl. 1756–58

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, Last forty years. David Gosselin, “L’honorable Élie Thibaudeau,” BRH, VI (1900), 62. “Les Thibaudeau,” BRH, XXXIX (1933), 58–59.

1857–58 lists him as a “pianoforte tuner” and as organist of St George’s Church. In March 1862 he led the choral service at the consecration of John Travers

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. Dawson was to remain at Red River during the winter of 1857–58, but Hind and Gladman both returned to Toronto, the latter arriving in September. Hind set about writing his report of the 1857 expedition and

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) Church in 1836–37. In 1847 McCord, alone, was baptized a member of Bond Street Baptist Church; he assumed a leading role in local Baptist activities and was treasurer (1851–58) and vice-president (1867–75