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Quebec - Pontiac County - Clarendon Township - History notes

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Date:

1856-1952

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MG25-G271, Volume number: 17

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2748683

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Fonds Joseph E. et Arthur Gravelle

Dossiers Gravelle - Notes généalogiques par région/Regional Studiess

Quebec - Pontiac County - Clarendon Township - History notes
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Date(s):

1856-1952

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Miscellaneous notes on Clarendon (fair copy and draft): Old Clarendon Council; How things were done by the Early Councils; The Post Office in Clarendon; List of the Postmasters in Pontiac County in 1856; List of the Shawville Mayors since Incorporation, 1873-1952; List of the Mayors of Clarendon, 1866-1931 (no fair copy); Schools, 1880-1952 (no fair copy).

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MSS1180

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Private

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MG25-G271
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[Consultation99 Closed pending processing]

Volume [MG25 G 271]

[Consultation 90 Open]

17 File number 16

[Consultation 90 Open]

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