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Quebec Emigrants Society Formed at Court House
A meeting in Quebec City on July 10 1819 established The Quebec Emigrants Society to aid destitute settlers. It adopted a structure with a president two vice presidents a secretary a treasurer and a 44 member committee. Subscriptions and donations create life members and funds for relief and employment. The society will open offices register applicants provide information and assign visitors to assist cases with eviction limits and monthly meetings chaired by officials including Duke of Richmond and the Bishop of Quebec.
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Quebec Emigrants
Quebec
Conomtittae
Orvion
Wisned
Senna
Eric
Ictierd
Barnett
Theine
Huetover
Mir
Bar
Flingagan
Coleman
Iran
Howard AP Borotick
Dacis
Wright
Thomas Kenna
Ehase
London
Mary Riding
Conant
Lorch
Martin
Birmingham
John Shrier
Wigtt
Mile-end Old Town
Gever Spen
Pienrs
Lambeth-street
Dori
Edward -Street
Stepney
Stratfort-green
Shacklewell
Ordenal Onach
Saracco's
Snowhill
Thore
Ares
Peron
Liuvn
Rid Ting
Magiateate
D'Everraux
Venezuela
D’evereaus
Sir Frepeniex Froop
Bart
Hic. Wonan Tacpot
M.P. Wyerram Humeneers
Pat. Dempsey Forry
Joan Firtax
Marugw
Vdnesueta
Eveneaghy
Aracim
Ndida
Dlatector
Medical Board
Ireland
Luxe Wace
M. B
Geo. F. Topnemcx
M. WD
Oxiven Dease
Thomas Rumery
Francis Waite
James Kausa
Francis T. Benson
Legion
D’everneaux
Surton
Dublin Evening Post