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Letter, 24 October 1887
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CA MUA MG 1022-2-1-236-0016
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(1850-1935)
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Louisa Gwilt Leach was born in 1850 in Quebec, Canada.
She was the third wife of William Turnbull Leach (1805-1886), Archdeacon, professor and vice-principal of McGill University, and the first rector of St. George’s Church. Her daughter Milda Emilie Leach Day (1871-1939) was one of the first women graduates of McGill University (1892).
She died on June 24, 1935, in Montreal, Quebec.
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Letter from L. Leach to John William Dawson.
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2211/138
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- Dawson, John William, Sir, 1820-1899 (Recipient)