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| − | + | �When I was in Calais, 1890 to 1893, there appeared in the St. Croix Courier a series of historical sketches of Charlotte County N.B. and Washington County, Maine, which contained some Indian names. I cut the clippings and made two scrapbooks which may now be seen in the New England Historic Genealogical Society, 9 Ashburton Place, Boston. Ganong wrote some of the articles in these clippings and others now dead. | |
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| + | I am sorry to be so late in these facts. If you would like to have it, I can send you the Indian names of York County as used before 1760 and you will have a few additions. | ||
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| + | I am a beggar in your field of investigation as you see while I remain | ||
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| + | Very sincerely, | ||
| + | George Walter Chamberlain | ||
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�When I was in Calais, 1890 to 1893, there appeared in the St. Croix Courier a series of historical sketches of Charlotte County N.B. and Washington County, Maine, which contained some Indian names. I cut the clippings and made two scrapbooks which may now be seen in the New England Historic Genealogical Society, 9 Ashburton Place, Boston. Ganong wrote some of the articles in these clippings and others now dead.
I am sorry to be so late in these facts. If you would like to have it, I can send you the Indian names of York County as used before 1760 and you will have a few additions.
I am a beggar in your field of investigation as you see while I remain
Very sincerely, George Walter Chamberlain