Item 021 - Memorandum for the sale of land at Hinchinbrook, 19 March 1851

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Memorandum for the sale of land at Hinchinbrook, 19 March 1851

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    CA RBD MSG 1299-3-04-021

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    • 19 March 1851 - 19 April 1851 (Creation)
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      Vennor, Edward, approximately 1807-1874
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      Montréal (Québec)

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    2 sheets

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    Vennor, Edward, approximately 1807-1874
    (Approximately 1807-1874)

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    Edward Vennor was a Montreal merchant born in approximately 1807. He married Harriet Ann Hall on 23 September 1834. They had at least four children together: Benjamin William, Elizabeth, Charlotte Ellen (sometimes Charlotte Anne), and Edward. He died on 17 November 1874.

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    Two double-sided sheets of accounts detailing the receipt and distribution of funds related to sale of land in Hinchinbrook to James and Alexander McLean, with amounts given to each of the heirs of John and Jacob Hall. Signed E.M. Vennor.

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