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Bits of Evidence, No. 409 The St. Andrés: From Cane River to
Bits of Evidence, No. 409 The St. Andrés: From Cane River to Québec to St.-Pierre dAnjou Lately, several of you have messaged privately to ask abou...

Bits of Evidence, No. 371 Enos Richmond: Special Agent Sent to
Bits of Evidence, No. 371 Enos Richmond: Special Agent Sent to Investigate Cane River Claims 28 February 1876 Claim of Jean Conant Affidavit of Richm...

Bits of Evidence, No. 368 Jean Conant’s Deposition before SCC
Bits of Evidence, No. 368 Jean Conant’s Deposition before SCC Special Agent 31 August 1874 [Note by ESM: The Commissioners for Southern Claims deve...

Bits of Evidence, No. 340 3 June 1824 Emancipation of Charles
Bits of Evidence, No. 340 3 June 1824 Emancipation of Charles Monette Before parish Judge John C. Carr, “Madame Marie Louise Lecomte Porter, having...

Bits of Evidence, No. 211 Marriage Contract—Pierre Metoyer and
Bits of Evidence, No. 211 Marriage Contract—Pierre Metoyer and Henriette: Six days after Christmas 1817, Pierre and Marie Henriette Dorothée met w...

Bits of Evidence, No. 209 Pierre Metoyer Jr.—A Widower Prepares
Bits of Evidence, No. 209 Pierre Metoyer Jr.—A Widower Prepares for a New Marriage: The death of Marie Perine LeComte in 1815 left the middle-aged ...