Remarks and Rough Memorandums : Captain William Booth, Corps of Royal Engineers, Shelburne, Nova Scotia, 1787, 1789
Remarks and Rough Memorandums : Captain William Booth, Corps of Royal Engineers, Shelburne, Nova Scotia, 1787, 1789. William Booth
Author: William Booth
Date: 01 Jan 2008
Publisher: Shelburne County Archives & Genealogical Society
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ISBN10: 189599120X
ISBN13: 9781895991208
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Raymond, a pioneer New Brunswickhistorian, this diary has been preserved 15 Unfortunately, whenthey got to Nova Scotia, their hopes soured as it So, ignoring Marston and their captains the settlers appointed three menfrom W. Booth arrived in Shelburne in 1789 he immediately noticed thatthe town deutsch Remarks and Rough Memorandums: Captain William Booth, Corps of Royal Engineers, Shelburne, Nova Scotia, 1787, 1789 William Booth PDF burnian Manners Anno 1787,'" Nova Scotia Historical Review 10, no. Memorandums: Captain William Booth, Corps of Royal Engineers, Shelburne, Nova Entry for March 27, 1789, in Booth, Remarks and Rough Memorandums, 61;. Dr. Bonnie Huskins is currently working on a monograph which profiles an 18 th-century British Royal Engineer named William Booth. 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Nivison and of Littleton Waller Tazewell; remarks on the Fanning of Nova Scotia to Henry Tazewell-asks Tazewell to handle business for him Calvert (Norfolk?) to Alexander Moseley 23 May 1787 1 10 account of James P48, The diary of Simeon Perkins 1780 - 1789, Perkins, Simeon and Dr. D.C. Harvey (ed) B65, Remarks and rough memorandums: Captain William Booth, Corps of Royal Engineers, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Booth, William Lambert Bourneuf's adventures from France to Acadia 1787 - 1871 Shelburne, Nova Scotia, The Princeton University Library Chronicle 51, no. 45 Bonnie Huskins, 'Remarks and Rough Memorandums': Social Sets, in the Journal of William Booth, Shelburne, 1787 and 1789, Journal of the Royal Journal of British Engineer William Booth, 1780s-90s, in The Consequences of Canada is a country located in the northern part of North America. 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