Secretary of State Correspondence

1820-1914

Secretary of State Correspondence Record: Communication that the disputed territory is quiet ever since Mr. McLaughlin wrote an apology to Captain Webster.

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Item Description: Communication that the disputed territory is quiet ever since Mr. McLaughlin wrote an apology to Captain Webster.
Date Written: Apr. 1843
Box and Folder: 14-4
Associated names: Shepard Cary; William Colebrook; J. W. Tabor; Levi Whiting
Associated subjects: Northeast Boundary Dispute; Northeast Boundary of the United States; Fish River (Aroostook Co., Maine); Fort Kent (Aroostook Co., Me.); New Brunswick
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Source citation: "Secretary of State Correspondence, 1820-1914," database, Maine Genealogy (https://www.mainegenealogy.net/correspondence_record.asp?id=3420 : accessed 20 April 2024), entry for Communication that the disputed territory is quiet ever since Mr. McLaughlin wrote an apology to Captain Webster., Apr. 1843, citing Hancock County Court of Sessions database, Maine State Archives.

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