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W. A. Charlton

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Born 1841
Died 1930

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  • Cover of: Hudson's Bay railway route via Missanabie and valley of Moose River

    First published in 1898 — 2 editions
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  • Cover of: Review report of W.A. Charlton on ninety-one square miles, or 58,240 acres, of timber lands, known as Port McNeill tract, on Vancouver Island, B.C.: supplementary to the detailed reports of James Moloney and Clark & Lyford, giving in condensed form some of the results of his investigations about this Port McNeill tract

    First published in 1914 — 1 edition
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  • Cover of: The Long-Bell Lumber Company 6% First Mortgage Gold Bonds: report on the properties

    First published in 1909 — 1 edition
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We need a photo of W. A. Charlton

Born 1841
Died 1930

Subjects

Bois d'industrie, Bois d'oeuvre, Chemins de fer, Lumber trade, Railroads, Timber

Places

British Columbia, Canada, Colombie-Britannique, Ile de Vancouver, Vancouver Island, île de Vancouver

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ID Numbers

  • OLID: OL5645045A

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October 21, 2008 Created by ImportBot Imported from University of Toronto MARC record