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


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Fire locks, Should be Glad you would by Capt. Adams Send me 600 that are Good and I will Either replace them, or Send an order to Discharge your Store of them, am with Complements to Frinds your very Humble Servant

JOHN WINSLOW.      


To Majr. Hanfield Comander of
His Majestys Garrison of Anna-
polis Royal. }



     

      GRAND PRE AUGST. 19TH 1755. Pattrol Shirley. Countersign Frinds to Nova Scotia.

      Aug. 20. This Day the Several Deputys & Principal Inhabitants Met as was yesterday Directed who I informed that I was Sent here by the Kings order to take Command of this Place and that I was Scanty of Provisions & that the Inhabitants must Supply me til Such time as I Should Receive Supplys by water, to which they agreed & said that they would Collect Means together So as to Furnish meat Saterday & Continue to Grant me Supplys til Such time as I was otherways releved This Day markd out the Ground for our Incampment. Lodgd in the Church. Pattrole Lawrance.



     

      Aug. 21. This Day Gave Orders for Picquetting in our Incampment to prevent our being Supprised & Brooke Ground on the Southerly Side Next to the Plainen of Grand Pre workt Very Briskley all hands Imployed, Some Fetching Picquetts, Others in Diging, Clearing away Rubish, &c. Pattrole Johnston.







Selections NSHS II ~ Brown NSHS III ~ Winslow NSHS IV ~ Winslow
               

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