- historiques, de
Louis XII à la mort de
Henri IV (3 parts, 1827-30) : Le
Marguillier de Saint-Eustache (1819) Le
Fouet de nos pères La
Saint Barthélémy Les...
- Royal/Annapolis Royal.
Within each
parish the
Acadians used the
elected marguilliers (wardens) of the
conseil de
fabrique to
administer more than just the...
- et
Marguilliers de l'Œuvre et de la
Fabrique de la
Paroisse de Montréal, at pp. 193-194 (L.R.), pp. 3-4 (UKPC).
Brown v. Les Curé et
Marguilliers de l'Œuvre...
-
Brown v Les Curé et
Marguilliers de l'Œuvre et
Fabrique de
Notre Dame de Montréal,
better known as the
Guibord case, was a
decision in 1874 by the Judicial...
- the
pastor and
three laymen,
known as "
marguilliers" or churchwardens, who
managed the finances. The
marguilliers collected revenues, paid debts, and sa****uarded...
-
Scrivener Publishing, ISBN 9781119159766, p. 1103 Downey, K.; Haerer, M.;
Marguillier, S.; Åkerman, P. (2016), The
Manufacture of
Sterile Pharmaceuticals and...
- Biography, Vol. IX, 1861-1870, "Joseph Guibord."
Brown v. Les Curé et
Marguilliers de l'oeuvre et de la
Fabrique de la
Paroisse de Montréal (1874), L.R...
- St-Charles-des-Mines; Pierre-Alain
Bugeauld (Bujold) was the
Church Warden [
Marguillier aux Mines]; was also a
Notary (1706) and a Judge/Justice (1707). Acadian...
- the land
donated by
Tesson was sold to the
Marguilliers and was
known as the "Church Addition". A
Marguillier is a churchwarden:
churchwardens were a group...
-
public life. A
pious man, he had been,
until the end of his life, a
marguillier (churchwarden) of the
Church of St.
Michael and St. Gudula. He died in...
