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Letter from Howe to William Hendry promising due consideration of his request [probably as per his letter: RG 1 vol. 432 pp. 123-124].
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farm. Therefore if it is in your power to do anything to assist me by persuading the Indians to relinquish about one hundred acres and take it in another [place?] [adjoining?] or elsewhere on the River, which they can do without any detriment to themselves, and will be remembered with heartfelt gratitude by your most devoted and humble Ser[van]t Wm Hendry.

N.B. I have opened a waggon road to the above named place, being a distance of two miles - for further particulars please inquire of W. Freeman.Esqr

W. H.

To W. Hendry, - answer to above.

Dear Sir

I have not yet received W. Freeman's Report and Plans of the Indian Reserve at Brookfield - when I do I will certainly be disposed to give a fair consideration to your claim.

Yours truly
Joseph Howe.

W. Hendry.


Date: 1842

Retrieval no.: Commissioner of Public Records — Mi'kmaq and Government Relations series Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 432 pp. 124

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