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Office of Deputy Adjutant General, Canada East [textual record]

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Date:

1846-1869

Reference:

R1024-1-8-E, RG9-I

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Item ID number:

133518

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Department of Militia, United Canadas fonds

Office of Deputy Adjutant General, Canada East
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Series includes:

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Date(s):

1846-1869

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Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

12.61 m of textual records

Language of material:

English

Added language of material:

English, French

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Series consists of records created and maintained by the Office of the Deputy Adjutant General, Canada East for the period 1846-1869. It includes correspondence, returns, records on pensions and land grants, registers of officers, as well as maps and records on military divisions in Canada East.

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Canada East. Office of Deputy Adjutant General

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Canada East. Office of Deputy Adjutant General : The first Militia Act for United Canada (9 Vict. Cap. 28), passed in 1846, provided for the appointment of a Deputy Adjutant General in Canada East who was to assist the Adjutant General. The Deputy Adjutant General in Lower Canada (the old provincial name was retained within the militia) had the power to issue Militia General Orders, to grant commissions, as well as the responsibility for the organization, training, management and discipline of the militia. The Deputy Adjutants General in Lower Canada and Upper Canada, and their small staffs, were the only full-time officers in United Canada. As the office of the Adjutant General of Militia was often vacant for lengthy periods, the Deputy Adjutants General were frequently responsible for looking after militia matters in their respective halves of the Province.

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RG9-I
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