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St. John , N.B. Smith , Nicholas 1976 Christian Holidays Important to the Wabanaki . Pp . 115-127 in Papers of the Seventh Algonquian Conference . William Cowan , ed . Ottawa : Carleton University . Speck , Frank 1915 The Eastern ...
St. John , N.B. Smith , Nicholas 1976 Christian Holidays Important to the Wabanaki . Pp . 115-127 in Papers of the Seventh Algonquian Conference . William Cowan , ed . Ottawa : Carleton University . Speck , Frank 1915 The Eastern ...
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Fort La Presentation : The Abenaki NICHOLAS N. SMITH Ogdensburg , New York This paper resulted from a study of the Fort La Presentation Church Records . Fort La Presentation was founded in 1749 in northern New York ( Ogdensburg ) ...
Fort La Presentation : The Abenaki NICHOLAS N. SMITH Ogdensburg , New York This paper resulted from a study of the Fort La Presentation Church Records . Fort La Presentation was founded in 1749 in northern New York ( Ogdensburg ) ...
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When a marriage form existed for a specific couple , say John Smith and Mary Jones , the database was first searched to find the records of John Smith and of Mary Jones . Since the marriage forms contained the parents ' names ...
When a marriage form existed for a specific couple , say John Smith and Mary Jones , the database was first searched to find the records of John Smith and of Mary Jones . Since the marriage forms contained the parents ' names ...
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