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John MacNider (1760-1829), of Kilmarnock Manor, Sillery, Quebec

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John MacNider (1760-1829), of Kilmarnock Manor, Sillery, Quebec
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John MacNider (1760-1829), of Kilmarnock Manor, Sillery, Quebec
John MacNider (1760-1829), of Kilmarnock Manor, Sillery, Quebec · 1760-1829 · full size ↗

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McCord Stewart Museum via McCord Stewart Museum (via Wikimedia Commons)
Creator
Author of the painting: not mentioned in the source.
Dates
1760-1829 (indexed as 1760–1829)
Level
item (source: Image)
Scope & content
John MacNider (1760-1829), of Kilmarnock Manor, Sillery, Quebec; Seigneur of Metis. Photographic reproduction of a painting. Creative Commons License Image Pairs Create a new pair Pairs created by visitors : 0 Photograph John McNider, painting, copied for Scott & Sons, 1937-40 Wm. Notman & Son 1937-1940, 20th century Silver salts on film (nitrate) - Gelatin silver process 25 x 19 cm Purchase from Associated Screen News Ltd. VIEW-26111 © McCord Museum
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Subjects
1760 births; 1829 deaths; Businesspeople from Quebec; MacNider (surname); Manoir Kilmarnock; Métis-sur-Mer
Access & use
Public domain Via Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_MacNider_(1760-1829).jpg
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2026-10-18T22:15:50Z · source datestamp n/a · commons

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