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Account of losses of Robert Macaulay from the County of Charlotte in the Province of New York on Account of the Attatchment to His Majesty from the commencement of the Late war in North America
Account of losses of Robert Macaulay from the County of Charlotte in the Province of New York on Account of the Attatchment to His Majesty from the commencement of the Late war in North America

Account of losses of Robert Macaulay from the County of Charlotte in the Province of New York on Account of the Attatchment to His Majesty from the commencement of the Late war in North America

Date1786
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  • Account of losses of Robert Macaulay from the County of Charlotte in the Province of New York on Account of the Attatchment to His Majesty from the commencement of the Late war in North America
  • Account of losses of Robert Macaulay from the County of Charlotte in the Province of New York on Account of the Attatchment to His Majesty from the commencement of the Late war in North America
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Account of losses of Robert Macaulay from the County of Charlotte in the Province of New York on Account of the Attatchment to His Majesty from the commencement of the Late war in North America. Year ''1786'' noted on verso in another hand.
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      CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Call Number / Accession NumberOHQ2-MANU-S-W-004
      GeographyCountryCanada||United States
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      GeographyCountyCharlotte (N.Y. : County)
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      GeographyProvince or StateOntario||New York
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