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Title and statement of responsibility area
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Surveyor's certificate, 4 May 1838
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CA RBD MSG 1299-3-04-006
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Statement of scale (cartographic)
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1 sheet
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Name of creator
(1786-1880)
Biographical history
Hugh Cameron was born in Breadalbane, Scotland in 1786. He was a mill wright and farmer who lived in the townships of Hinchinbrooke and Huntington, Quebec.
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(Active 1838)
Biographical history
James Davidson lived in Hinchinbrooke, Quebec, in 1838.
Name of creator
(1802-1863)
Biographical history
Joseph Oliver was a farmer and merchant who lived in Hinchinbrooke and Godmanchester, Quebec. He was born in 1802 near Harbottle, England. He married Sarah Kelly on 29 January 1841, and they had nine children together: Mary Jane, John, Robert N. Joseph, Sarah A. Janie, Annie M., George C., and Helen V. He died on 14 November 1863 in Godmanchester. His wife, Sarah, continued working as a merchant after his death.
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A surveyor's certificate confirming the quality of the construction of the road and approving the cost of construction. The examination was requested by Malcolm McNaughton and is signed by Hugh Cameron, James Davidson, and Joseph Oliver.