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    BLACKFOOT CROSSING - INSPECTOR T. P. WADSWORTH RECOMMENDING THAT MORRISH'S SALARY BE REDUCED AND THAT A SUB-AGENT BE APPOINTED

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    Item ID number:
    2059472
    Date:
    1881
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG10, Volume number: 3751, Microfilm reel number: C-10132, File number: 30024
    BLACKFOOT CROSSING - INSPECTOR TP WADSWORTH RECOMMENDING THAT MORRISH'S SALARY BE REDUCED AND THAT A SUB-AGENT BE APPOINTED
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    FORT MACLEOD AGENCY - BLACKFOOT CROSSING - CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING THE RESIGNATION OF INSTRUCTOR LANDER AND THAT SUB-AGENT POCKLINGTON WOULD ACT AS HIS REPLACEMENT

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
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    Item ID number:
    2061432
    Date:
    1882
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG10, Volume number: 3582, Microfilm reel number: C-10102, File number: 914
    FORT MACLEOD AGENCY - BLACKFOOT CROSSING - CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING THE RESIGNATION OF INSTRUCTOR LANDER AND THAT SUB-AGENT POCKLINGTON WOULD ACT AS HIS 
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    CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING THE MANAGEMENT OF TREATY 7, ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO THE CONDUCT OF AGENT DENNY AT BLACKFOOT CROSSING

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    Item ID number:
    2059699
    Date:
    1882
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG10, Volume number: 3609, Microfilm reel number: C-10106, File number: 3380
    CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING THE MANAGEMENT OF TREATY 7, ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO THE CONDUCT OF AGENT DENNY AT BLACKFOOT CROSSING
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