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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/58773493

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/74984430

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Records, 1814-1827.

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Great Britain. 1814 Dec. 24. Records, 1814-1827.

Title: Records, 1814-1827.

Records, 1814-1827, mainly concerned with the work of the commissioners appointed under the 5th article of the Treaty of Ghent, to determine the U.S.-Canadian border in the eastern region of the two countries, and under the 6th and 7th articles to determine the boundary in the Great Lakes region. The language describing the boundaries in the 1783 treaty between the United States and Great Britain contained ambiguities, and the terrain had not been adequately surveyed. The commissioners appointed under the 5th article were Thomas Barclay, for Great Britain, and Cornelius P. Van Ness for the United States; under the 6th and 7th articles, John Ogilvy, succeeded by Anthony Barclay, for Great Britain, and Peter B. Porter for the United States. The commissioners appointed agents to organize surveys in the disputed regions and report on their findings. The agents appointed under the 6th and 7th articles were Joseph Delafield, for the United States, and J. Hale, for Great Britain; under the 5th article, William C. Bradley, for the United States, and Ward Chipman, for Great Britain. Surveyors appointed under the 5th article were Hiram Burnham, for the United States, and J.L. Tiarks, for Great Britain. The records begin with a volume giving drafts of the treaty antedating the version that was actually signed, then continue with two volumes related to the work of the commissioners appointed under the 6th and 7th articles. A journal of their proceedings includes maps, and detailed records of their disagreements on such issues as how to determine the middle of a body of water, and another volume contains the dissenting report of the United States commissioner, Porter. Because the boundary in this area runs through navigable waterways, the journal includes discussion of the importance of communications by water for both countries. The other volumes deal with the work of the commissioners appointed under the 5th article. They contain reports of surveys of the terrain, and a series of polemical papers exchanged between the agents of the two countries, recording disagreements about issues such as how to read the 1783 treaty, how to calculate latitude, and the decription of some geographical details. The final volume contains the dissenting report of the United States commissioner, Van Ness. Both sets of records include accounts of the expenses incurred by the commissioners and surveyors.

ArchivalResource: 11 v.

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Folklore paper, 1965.

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Fisher, Joan, student. Folklore paper, 1965.

Title: Folklore paper, 1965.

Folklore collection, originating at Saint John, Lancaster, and Kingston Peninsula, N.B., including ghost stories, witch curses, ballad, forerunners, and stories of local characters, Henry More Smith and Ward Chipman.

ArchivalResource: 47 p.

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Thomas Barclay collection, 1731-1893.

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Barclay, Thomas, 1753-1830. Thomas Barclay collection, 1731-1893.

Title: Thomas Barclay collection, 1731-1893.

This compiled collection includes papers from Thomas Barclay (1753-1830), his son, Anthony Barclay (1792-1877), John Ogilvy (d. 1819), Ward Chipman (1754-1824), Ward Chipman, [Jr.] (1787-1851), David Thompson (1770-1857), Alexander Wadsworth Longfellow (1814-1901) and others related to the determination of the boundary between Canada and the U.S. Materials include government documents; correspondence; maps; surveys; diaries; and Indian deeds related to the determination of the boundary between Canada and the U.S., particularly of the years of the St. Croix Commission (1796-1812), the commissions appointed after the Treaty of Ghent (1814-1838), and the commissions under the Treaty of Washington (1842). Papers of diplomats appointed by the British and American governments include the correspondence of explorers who surveyed the boundary zones and of several other diplomats, political officers and aides who became involved in the arbitration of the border. The explorations around the Island of St. Croix by Robert Pagan and Native American Francis Joseph Neptune, and a map by Chief Wasp of the Ojibway tribe in the vicinity of Ontario and Minnesota are noteworthy. The Ward Chipman materials were integrated into the Barclay collection as were many maps related to the Northeast Boundary dispute.

ArchivalResource: 7 linear feet.

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Letter, 1796 May 17, London, to Ward Chipman, St. John, New Brunswick.

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Arnold, Benedict, 1741-1801. Letter, 1796 May 17, London, to Ward Chipman, St. John, New Brunswick.

Title: Letter, 1796 May 17, London, to Ward Chipman, St. John, New Brunswick.

Concerns contested bill between David Thomas and Jabez Hatch.

ArchivalResource: 1 ALS ; 23 cm.

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Barclay, Thomas, 1753-1830.
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