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Page 146
... records from 1883–1983 , gov- ernment records from 1979-1980 , and personal interviews . The Church records we consulted contained recorded data on some 5,000 baptisms and 1,200 marriages . Government band records for 1979-1980 listed ...
... records from 1883–1983 , gov- ernment records from 1979-1980 , and personal interviews . The Church records we consulted contained recorded data on some 5,000 baptisms and 1,200 marriages . Government band records for 1979-1980 listed ...
Page 147
... records were deficient on several counts . Information on place of residence was usually missing ; those who died prior to baptism or who were baptized in other churches were not listed . Only a small percentage of deaths were recorded ...
... records were deficient on several counts . Information on place of residence was usually missing ; those who died prior to baptism or who were baptized in other churches were not listed . Only a small percentage of deaths were recorded ...
Page 190
... records . Second , Weagamow church records were extensive , while comparable Sandy Lake records have proved elusive . Round Lake records proved to be a vital link in identifying and correlating Indian names and persons to their European ...
... records . Second , Weagamow church records were extensive , while comparable Sandy Lake records have proved elusive . Round Lake records proved to be a vital link in identifying and correlating Indian names and persons to their European ...
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