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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Collection Philéas Gagnon. - 1546-1961
  3. Lettres autographes et autres pièces manuscrites. - 1546-1904.
  4. Lettres autographes et autres pièces manuscrites : Cartable 28 . - 1805-1826
  5. Pièces autographes signées de N.F. Uniacke . - 1818-1824

Pièces autographes signées de N.F. Uniacke . - 1818-1824

item1818-1824BM007-1-D28-P0009

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates
1818-1824 (indexed as 1818–1824)
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4 documents textuels.
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Pièces autographes signées de N.F. Uniacke, avocat, procureur général au Canada de 1809 à 1825 et après cette date, il occupa la même charge à la Nouvelle-Écosse. Les lettres sont adressées au shérif de Trois-Rivières, Lewis Guggy. Titre basé sur le contenu des pièces. Les documents sont en anglais. Les pièces portent les cotes 1G4372 et 41138, 41140 à 41142.
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A handwritten letter on aged, cream-coloured laid paper, with dense brown-ink cursive text on the right-hand page and a blank left-hand panel showing faint ink marks and a folded or creased edge. A small circular paper seal or stain sits near the centre-left, and a signature appears at the lower right of the letter. The writing is in English, and the page is set against a plain pale background.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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DocumentGovernmentHandwrittenLegal DocumentLetterLetterheadSignatureTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Sir,Montreal 10th September 1824To The Sheriff of Three RiversThe Sheriff of Three RiversI have the honor to enclose you a NoteI have the honor to be SirYour most Obt. Servt.I have the honor to remainYour most obedientMontreal 4th Sept 1824Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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