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Measured sketch of the water communication between the Bay of Quinté and Lake Huron, by the Rice Lake etc. etc. - From the lower falls of the River Trent, to it's mouth by Lt. Cranfield DAQMG, the rem ... [View full title] ainder by Captn. W.F.W. Owen RN and Lieutt. Smith 70th Regiment, in the years 1816 and 1817. Copied from the original surveys by Lieutt. G. D. Cranfield 90 Light Infy. Quebec 6th May 1818. [cartographic material]

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Item ID number:

4134540

Date:

1818

Source:

Private

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Local class no.: H11/410/Trent River/1818 (5 sheets), Box number: 2000217232

Measured sketch of the water communication between the Bay of Quinté and Lake Huron, by the Rice Lake etc. etc. - From the lower falls of the River Trent,

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Measured sketch of the water communication between the Bay of Quinté and Lake Huron, by the Rice Lake etc. etc. - From the lower falls of the River Trent, to it's mouth by Lt. Cranfield DAQMG, the rem ... [View full title] ainder by Captn. W.F.W. Owen RN and Lieutt. Smith 70th Regiment, in the years 1816 and 1817. Copied from the original surveys by Lieutt. G. D. Cranfield 90 Light Infy. Quebec 6th May 1818. [cartographic material]

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Item ID number:

4170186

Date:

n.d

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Private

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Local class no.: H3/410/Trent River/1818 (sheet 1 only), Box number: 2000217231

Measured sketch of the water communication between the Bay of Quinté and Lake Huron, by the Rice Lake etc. etc. - From the lower falls of the River Trent,

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Measured Sketch of the Back Communication between Lakes Ontario and Huron by Captain W.F.W. Owen, R.N. [cartographic material] Measured Sketch of the back Communication between Lakes Ontario and Huron ... [View full title] by Captain W.F.W. Owen, R.N

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Item ID number:

4131895

Date:

1817

Source:

Private

Reference:

Local class no.: V11.417/410/Trent River/1817

Measured Sketch of the Back Communication between Lakes Ontario and Huron by Captain WFW Owen, RN [cartographic material] Measured Sketch of the back

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Plan of that part of the line of communication between Quebec and Halifax extending from the Saint Lawrence to Salmon River, and exhibiting the settlements thereon. [cartographic material] Plan of...c ... [View full title] ommunication between Quebec and Halifax extending from the Saint Lawrence to Salmon River..

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Item ID number:

4139919

Date:

1815(ca. 1900)

Source:

Private

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Local class no.: H2/1100/1815(ca. 1900), Box number: 2000233433

Plan of that part of the line of communication between Quebec and Halifax extending from the Saint Lawrence to Salmon River, and exhibiting the settlements

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Plan of the Operations of the British Army, in front of Fort Erie, in the Months of August & September 1814, under the Command of Lieutenant General Sir Gordon Drummond, Knight Commander of the Bath e ... [View full title] tc. etc. Copied from the original of Lieut. W.A. Nesfield by Geo. D. Cranfield D.A.Q.M. Gen'l Kingston, Upper Canada, 3rd May 1815. [cartographic material] Plan of the Operations...in front of Fort Erie...by Geo. D. Cranfield

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Item ID number:

4131527

Date:

1815

Source:

Private

Reference:

Local class no.: H2/440/Fort Erie/1815, Box number: 2000222646

Plan of the Operations of the British Army, in front of Fort Erie, in the Months of August & September 1814, under the Command of Lieutenant General Sir

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