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Two indexes listing the maps originally enclosed with the report now at folios 82-226...
Catalogue reference: CO 42/172
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This record is about the Two indexes listing the maps originally enclosed with the report now at folios 82-226... dating from [c 1816] in the series Colonial Office and predecessors: Canada, formerly British North America, Original.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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CO 42/172
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[c 1816]
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Two indexes listing the maps originally enclosed with the report now at folios 82-226 of CO 42/171 The majority of the maps listed were formerly also filed at this reference but have subsequently been extracted to the following 42 references: MPG 1/48 and MPG 1/49; MPG 1/50, MPG 1/51, MPG 1/52, MPG 1/53, MPG 1/54, MPG 1/55, MPG 1/56, MPG 1/57, MPG 1/58 and MPG 1/59; MPG 1/60, MPG 1/61, MPG 1/62, MPG 1/63, MPG 1/64, MPG 1/65, MPG 1/66, MPG 1/67, MPG 1/68 and MPG 1/69; MPG 1/70, MPG 1/71, MPG 1/72, MPG 1/73, MPG 1/74, MPG 1/75, MPG 1/76, MPG 1/77, MPG 1/78 and MPG 1/79; MPG 1/80, MPG 1/81, MPG 1/82, MPG 1/83, MPG 1/84, MPG 1/85, MPG 1/86, MPG 1/87 and MPG 1/88; and MR 1/22 The folders originally containing these maps remain with the indexes Note that the maps listed as numbers 38, 39, 44 and 47 in the index were missing at transfer to the Public Record Office and were never filed at this reference
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Two indexes listing the maps originally enclosed with the report now at folios 82-226...
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