[Letter regarding a complaint by the chief of a band of Indigenous families that colonists in the Petitcodiac River (in current-day New Brunswick) area were 'making settlements on lands formerly granted to those Indians']

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Title
[Letter regarding a complaint by the chief of a band of Indigenous families that colonists in the Petitcodiac River (in current-day New Brunswick) area were 'making settlements on lands formerly granted to those Indians']
Contributors
Author: Monk, George Henry
Addressee: Edu
Addressee: Barron
Date Created
1784-07-19
Note
Author: MONK George Henry (Agent and Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Nova Scotia)
Recipient: EDU (Unknown) Recipient: BARRON (Unknown)
Type
Text
Local Identifier
DOC-0264
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Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
Document Type
LETTER/MEMO (CORRESPONDENCE)
Item Location
Library and Archives Canada, MG23, Series GII19, Vol. 3, pt. 4, Reel C-1452
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