pardon · 1844
Free Pardons (dated 27 Jan 1844) granted by Her Majesty to twenty French-Canadian Patriote political transportees who arrived per the ship Buffalo — including Joseph Dumouchelle, the Longtin and Rochon brothers, Jean Laberge and Hypolite Lanctot — transmitted in the Secretary of State's despatch of 28 Jan 1844. Notified by E. Deas Thomson.
PARDONS. HIS Excellency the GOVERNOR directs it to be notified, …
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OffenderTheodore Bechard
OffenderCharles Bergevin (dit Langevin)
OffenderCharles Guillaume Bouc
OffenderJean Baptiste Bousquet
OffenderConstant Buisson
OffenderAntoine Coupal (dit Loraine)
OffenderJoseph Dumouchelle
OffenderJean Laberge
OffenderHypolite Lanctot
OffenderEtienne Langlois
OffenderEtienne Languedoc
OffenderJacques Longtin
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 55, 18 June 1844.
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People in this noticeCharles Bergevin (dit Langevin) · Charles Guillaume Bouc · Jean Baptiste Bousquet · Constant Buisson · Antoine Coupal (dit Loraine) · Joseph Dumouchelle
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