Debbieg, Hugh 1731-1810

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Colonel, British military forces.

From the description of Petition, [1788?]. (New York University, Group Batchload). WorldCat record id: 58663434
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creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh. Plan of the town and harbour of St. Iohn's in Newfoundlan[d]. Memorial University/Newfoundland, Elizabeth II
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh. Plan of a fort designed to be erected upon the harbour of St. Iohn's in Newfoundland [cartographic material] : mounting 112 cannon, and containing barracks, casemates, and store houses for 1000 men and their provisions of all spiecies [sic] for twelve months / projected by Hugh Debbieg. Memorial University/Newfoundland, Elizabeth II
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh. Plan of the harbour of St. John's in Newfoundland [microform] : shewing the situation of the proposed fort at that place, with the plan of a new one that will stand upon the ground if executed as also the situation of a battery proposed to be erected at the mouth of the harbour for the better defence of the same / designed by Captain Hugh Debbieg, engineer. Memorial University/Newfoundland, Elizabeth II
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh. A plan of York or Chateaux Bay on the coast of Labrador with all its contain'd harbours. Memorial University/Newfoundland, Elizabeth II
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh, 1731-1810. Plan of the town and harbour of St. Iohn's in Newfoundland. William L. Clements Library
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh. Plan of the harbour town and fort of St. Iohns in Newfoundland : with part of the country adjacent, shewing the operations performed by a body of troops, commanded by Lieutenant colonel William Amherst in dislodging the enemy, from thence between the 13th and 18th of September, 1762 / surveyed by Hugh Debbieg. Memorial University/Newfoundland, Elizabeth II
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh. Petition, [1788?]. New-York Historical Society
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh, 1731-1810. A plan of York or Chateaux Bay on the coast of Labrador with all its contain'd harbours. William L. Clements Library
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh, 1731-1810. Plan of the harbour town and fort of St. Iohns in Newfoundland with part of the country adjacent, shewing the operations performed by a body of troops, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel William Amherst in dislodging the enemy, from thence between the 13th and 18th of September, 1762 / surveyed by Capt. Hugh Debbieg [sic] engineer on that expedition. William L. Clements Library
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh. A general plan of the strong and important harbour of St. John's in Newfoundland [microform] : with the sea coast and country adjacent from Cape Spear to Logie Bay, shewing a new design for effectually scouring the said harbour / by Captain Debbieg, engineer. Memorial University/Newfoundland, Elizabeth II
creatorOf Debbieg, Hugh, 1731-1810. Plan of the blockhouse. William L. Clements Library
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St. John's (N.L.)
Great Britain
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