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British Military and Naval records. "C" Series [multiple media] (R11517-0-6-E)

Date(s)

1762-1899

Place of creation

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Extent

16.000 meter(s) Documents created in: 1762-1899
9 maps mss., ink, col. 88 x 52 cm or smaller.
2 technical drawings ink, col. 45 x 56 cm and 46 x 29 cm.
36 architectural drawings ink, col. 58 x 78 cm or smaller.

Language of material

English

Scope and content

Correspondence, both British and internal, together with supporting documents accumulated by the Military Secretary of the Commander of the Forces and the various military and civilian departments and boards within the Nova Scotia Command, 1762-1899. New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island formed part of the Nova Scotia Command. The records include the correspondence and reports of the Officer Commanding in Nova Scotia and his Military Secretary, and the Commanding Officer and Brigade Major in New Brunswick, as well as the offices of the Commanding Royal Engineer, the Quartermaster General, the Deputy-Adjutant General, the Principal Medical Officer, and the Town Majors of Halifax and St. John, and miscellaneous records relating to the Command.

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125084