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- Cape Breton deed bk B p. 459 (FHL Film # 808,746)
dated 18 Dec 1802
Thomas Wilcox of Mainadieu, trader, buys part of a fishing lot from James Kavanaugh and his wife Ann of Halifax for 50 pounds, that part that was not sold to Charles Mortell [sic], lately occupied by Mr. Andrew Kennedy of Louisbourg, adjacent to the fishing lot of John Nearing.
Cape Breton land petition 1802
Wilcox, Thomas
Petition to Despard: Asks permission to occupy a tract of land on the south-west side of the Harbour of Manadieu. The front was formerly a "fishing room" but has been vacant for sixteen to seventeen years.
Cape Breton no.: 61
NSARM microfilm: 15788
Cape Breton land petition 1817
Willcocks, Thomas
Petition to Ainslie: Petitioner occupies the estate of the late Richard Lacy, his father-in-law, at Main a Dieu, and supports the widow of Lacy, now 97 years old. He asks that he may continue to hold the land as long as he supports the widow.
Cape Breton no.: 1827
NSARM microfilm: 15795
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Abt 1780 - Bef 1871 (~ 90 years)
(Age ~ 86 years)