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    Plan shewing the relative situation of the land offered by the Curé of Chambly the Church and the Barracks at that place, and the most eligible situation on the Government land for deceased soldiers of the Roman Catholic Religion. In special estimate dated 26th July 1843 & item annual estimate 1844-45 it s proposed to fence in the part colored yellow for a burial ground according to accompanying sketch. Transmitted to the Commanding Royal Engineers in reference to the Military Secretary's letter dated 24th May 1843. District Royal Engineer Office, Montreal, 26th June 1843. Fras Ringler Thomson, Majr & Captn Rl Engrs. Fredk Tomms Captn, 23 Fusilier Capt. R.E. [cartographic material] 1843
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    Plan shewing the relative situation of the land offered by the Curé of Chambly the Church and the Barracks at that place, and the most eligible situation on the Government land for deceased soldiers o ... [View full title] f the Roman Catholic Religion. In special estimate dated 26th July 1843 & item annual estimate 1844-45 it s proposed to fence in the part colored yellow for a burial ground according to accompanying sketch. Transmitted to the Commanding Royal Engineers in reference to the Military Secretary's letter dated 24th May 1843. District Royal Engineer Office, Montreal, 26th June 1843. Fras Ringler Thomson, Majr & Captn Rl Engrs. Fredk Tomms Captn, 23 Fusilier Capt. R.E. [cartographic material] Plan shewing the relative situation of the land offered by the Curé of Chambly the Church and The Barracks..

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    Item ID number:
    4126310
    Date:
    1843
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    Local class no.: H1/340/Chambly/1843, Box number: 2000211944
    Plan shewing the relative situation of the land offered by the Curé of Chambly the Church and the Barracks at that place, and the most eligible situation on 
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