Matthew Crooks Cameron

  

Warrants and pardons from Upper Canada, the Province of Canada and Canada, C-3950:

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Matthew Crooks Cameron

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Elizabeth Cameron And Edward O'Hara

Quebec Gazette : Finding Aid 1807, the card index : C-7074:

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Cameron, Elizabeth and Edward O'Hara

Notice of sale by sheriff of their property

at suit of Hon. John Young.

Quebec Gazette

18 March 1802

No. 1927

Attended Bar For Patrick Cameron

Testimony of Seth Hinman from Alexander McLeod's trial involving the Caroline incident:

Source

Seth Hinman - "...I attended bar for Patrick Cameron...".  "I was in Chippewa December, 1837...I knew Alexander McLeod...I saw him the night the Caroline was destroyed at Mr. Davis's; I saw him pass through the barroom...".

Jonathan Clark's Affidavit

Jonathan Clark's Affidavit
South Carolina, Ninety-Six District:

"...on or about the thirteenth instant, being in the Cherokee country aforesaid, he saw and conversed with John Garwick, an intimate friend and countryman of Alexander Cameron, Deputy Superintendent...".

Ninety-Six on Map
(LOC - South-Carolina and parts adjacent, shewing the movements of the American and British armies.)

"That on this subject the said John answered that he, Jonathan, need not be under any apprehensions of danger until such time as there should be some disturbances below in the country between the King's army and the Colonists, and that then it would be high time for him, the said Jonathan, to take care of himself and remove from the frontiers." [Source] 


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