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Records of the Deportation and Le Grand Dérangement, 1714-1768


184  NOVA SCOTIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.


      Enquired and found that Lievt. Carver was the Man who reported the Ballance in one Leonards hands there being a Dispute in ye Settlement, and that he, Carver wrote Smith to Come & Settle his accts of which I lnformd Colo Monckton.



     

      Tents Delivered to the Several Capts of the First [Ballion ] of Govr Shirley's Regiment as they say viz;




     
The Govrs to Capt Malcoln15To Lieut. Colo Winslow16
Major Prebles15To Major Goldthwait16
To Capt Adams15To Capt Hobbs16
To Capt Cobb13To Capt Osgood16
To Capt Lamson14To Capt Speakman17
To Capt Stertevant16 
 
 81
 88 88
   
  Total169
     

FORTE GASPEREAU, JUNE 25TH, 1755.      

      These May Inform you that the Morning we I went to take a a [sic] Survey of the Stores and Provisions and Found them agreable to your Inventory to me Save the Codlines there being only Ninety two Left and the five French Guns you Spoke of are all Missing and by Best Information I Can Get were Carryed out of the Forte the Night before you Left it. We all Like our Scituation Very well and are Quite Contented. Jockey Morris is Very Good and takes a Fatherly Care of us, pray Give my Complements to Doctr Witworth and all Frends. Must beg the Favor you would Send Dick with the Inclosd Letters which will lay an obligation on those already Confered am Sir, your obliged Frind and Humble Servt


To Lieut Colo Winslow at camp

      Beausejour Near Forte Cumberland }
THOS SPEAKMAN.      

      June 29th.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FORTE CUMBERLAND JUNE 29TH 1755.      

      Parole Boscawen.


To Colo Winslow or officer
T. MONCREIFFE.      

      Commandg In Camp. }



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