The Maseres Letters 1766 1768
The Maseres Letters 1766 1768
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fuller account of his life, see l'Abbe Louis Bois, Le Juge Ad-am Mabane: Etude historiqiu, Quebec, 2 Captain John Fraser, a half-pay officer in the 27th Regiment, was one of the prisoners arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the assault on Thomas Walker in 1764. He was made a judge of the court of common pleas on December 11, 1764.. And continued to occupy that position until his death in 1795. From -- - to 1791 he was a member of the Legislative Council under the Quebec Act; and from 17...91 to 1795 a member of the Legislative Council of Lower Canada under the Constitutional Act. He married the daughter of a French-Canadian seigneur named Deschambault, another of whose daughters was the Baroness de Longueur Additional Papers concerning Quebeek, pp. 6-7). A memorial of his widow, stating her husband's services, is in the Canadian Archives, Q 75-1, P- 54- 1 Francois Mounier was one of the few French-Canadian Protestants in the '. Ce. On August 13, 1764, he was sworn in as a member of the first Council; and he was appointed on December 11, 1764, a judge of the court of common pleas.
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fuller account of his life, see l'Abbe Louis Bois, Le Juge Ad-am Mabane: Etude historiqiu, Quebec, 2 Captain John Fraser, a half-pay officer in the 27th Regiment, was one of the prisoners arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the assault on Thomas Walker in 1764. He was made a judge of the court of common pleas on December 11, 1764.. And continued to occupy that position until his death in 1795. From -- - to 1791 he was a member of the Legislative Council under the Quebec Act; and from 17...91 to 1795 a member of the Legislative Council of Lower Canada under the Constitutional Act. He married the daughter of a French-Canadian seigneur named Deschambault, another of whose daughters was the Baroness de Longueur Additional Papers concerning Quebeek, pp. 6-7). A memorial of his widow, stating her husband's services, is in the Canadian Archives, Q 75-1, P- 54- 1 Francois Mounier was one of the few French-Canadian Protestants in the '. Ce. On August 13, 1764, he was sworn in as a member of the first Council; and he was appointed on December 11, 1764, a judge of the court of common pleas.
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