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Related subjects Land settlement--Saskatchewan Métis--Saskatchewan Publication information Ottawa, Ontario: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, 1886	Detailed report upon all claims to land and right to participate in the North-West Half-Breed Grant by settlers along the South Saskatchewan and vicinity, west of Range 26, W. 2nd Meridian, being the settlements commonly known as St. Louis de Langevin, St. Laurent or Batoche, and Duck Lake Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Pearce, William
	Table of Contents Cover Title page Prince Albert, N.W.T., 14th December, 1885 List 1, List of claimants to land west of the South Saskatchewan River, in the vicinity thereof, and in the neighborhood of Duck Lake List 2, List of claimants to land along both banks of the Saskatchewan River, south of Township 45, Range 1, W. 3 M., who had an opportunity of entry prior to the Half-breed Rebellion List 3, List of claimants to land along the south side and in the vicinity of the South Saskatchewan, below the south limit of Township 45, Range 1, W. 3rd M., known as St. Louis de Langevin Back cover	Go to page: Search this volume search

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