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Letter from Malcolm McNaughton to Dr. Archibald Hall, 20 February 1838
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CA RBD MSG 1299-3-04-003
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20 February 1838 (Creation)
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- McNaughton, Malcolm, approximately 1810-1857
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- Hinchinbrooke (Québec)
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1 folded sheet
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(Approximately 1810-1857)
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Malcolm McNaughton was a farmer born in Ireland in approximately 1810. He lived in Hinchinbrooke, Quebec, with his wife Barbara Gardner and their children, Malcolm, Agnes, William, Elizabeth, Barbara, John, Margaret, Alexander, and James. He was involved in sugar production the construction of roads on the Hall family property in Hinchinbrooke. He died on 13 December 1857.
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Letter from Malcolm McNaughton to Dr. Archibald Hall, requesting payment for the construction of the road on the Hall property in Hinchinbrook.
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- Hall, Archibald, 1812-1868 (Recipient)