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Date: 1856
Co-Lab contributions: Yes
Available online: Yes
Source: Private
Type of material: Textual material
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    Letter from John Winslow to William Shirley regarding the expulsion of the Acadians, MG 53, v. 6, no. 71.
    8 digital object(s)

    Série principale [document textuel]

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Series
    Textual material
    Item ID number:
    130337
    Date:
    [ca. 1550-1976]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    MG53
    Série principale [document textuel]. Cette série comprend les groupes de documents numérotés de 1 à 350. Le dossier no 71 (vol. 6) comprend une lettre de 2 
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    Letter from John Winslow to William Shirley regarding the expulsion of the Acadians, MG 53, v. 6, no. 71.
    8 digital object(s)

    Main Series [textual record]

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Series
    Textual material
    Item ID number:
    126627
    Date:
    [ca. 1550-1976]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R13022-1-4-E, MG53
    Main Series [textual record]. This series includes units numbered 1 to 350. No. 71 (vol. 6) includes a letter from John Winslow to Governor William Shirley 
  3. 3
    Letter from Emeline Shadd, teacher in Caledon Township, Peel County, Canada West, to her sister Mrs. A.C.S. Williamson (nee Amelia C. Shadd) in St.Catharines, Canada West. 16 March 1856.
    3 digital object(s)

    Letter from Emeline Shadd, teacher in Caledon Township, Peel County, Canada West, to her sister Mrs. A.C.S. Williamson (nee Amelia C. Shadd) in St.Catharines, Canada West.

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Textual material
    Item ID number:
    5793154
    Date:
    16 March 1856
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R4182-17-5-E
    Letter from Emeline Shadd, teacher in Caledon Township, Peel County, Canada West, to her sister Mrs. ACS Williamson (nee Amelia C. Shadd) in St
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