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1748-1759 (Creation)
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- Cleaveland, John, fl. 1748-1759
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1 microfilm reel : positive and negative
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John Cleaveland (fl. 1748-1759) was a Congregationalist minister and chaplain. He was posted to the troops in Louisbourg from July to October, 1759. His wife remained in Boston, New England. He was the brother of Aaron Cleaveland, the first minister of Mather Meeting House (Congregational), Halifax.
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This material forms part of the General Council program of the United Church of Canada Archive.
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Fonds consists of letter from Daniel Giddings to John Cleaveland about religious condition of troops at Louisbourg, 1748; sixteen letters from John Cleaveland to his wife about Louisbourg and his activities there, 1759.
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Originals in the Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Libraries. 7 cm. of text consists of photocopies of the microfilm.
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