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Field, William Ventris, Sir, 1813-1907

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Field, William M., b. 1814

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/179672776

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http://viaf.org/viaf/75846453

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Field, William Ventris, Sir, 1813-1907

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Upper Canada Rebellion correspondence, 1838 Jan. 28-May 12.

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McLeod, Donald. Upper Canada Rebellion correspondence, 1838 Jan. 28-May 12.

Title: Upper Canada Rebellion correspondence, 1838 Jan. 28-May 12.

Mostly letters to and from Donald McCleod, adjutant general commanding the western division of the patriot service of the Republic of Upper Canada, regarding his plans to invade Canada, and the failure of the venture due mainly to the treachery of Gen. J. S. Vreeland. Includes letters to committees in Buffalo, Erie, and Sandusky requesting funds, arms, and ammunition. Several letters were written by others, including R. W. Ashley, McLeod's aid and acting adjutant general when McLeod was fleeing from U. S. marshalls. Includes a note to Mrs. Van Rensselaer expressing sympathy at the death of her son Henry, in the battle at Point au Pelle Island.

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Davenport-Kingsbury family collection 1853-1885 1853-1858, 1861-1880 Davenport-Kingsbury family collection

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Davenport-Kingsbury family collection 1853-1885 1853-1858, 1861-1880 Davenport-Kingsbury family collection

Title: Davenport-Kingsbury family collection 1853-1885 1853-1858, 1861-1880 Davenport-Kingsbury family collection

This collection consists of correspondence between members of the Davenport and Kingsbury families of Bradford and Dorchester, Massachusetts, and Rutland and Brandon, Vermont. Elijah ("E.") Davenport wrote to his family about frontier life in Wisconsin and Iowa in the 1850s, and his family members wrote about social and religious life in Vermont during the late 1860s and 1870s.

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Field, William Ventris, Sir, 1813-1907

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McLeod, Donald.

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McLeod, Donald.
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Field, William M., b. 1814

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Kingsbury, Charlotte M. Field, 1835-

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Kingsbury, Charlotte M. Field, 1835-
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Field, William Ventris, Sir, 1813-1907

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