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Encyclopedia > Ross Cuthbert

Ross Cuthbert (1776-1861) was heir to the seigniories of Lanoraie and Dautray. He completed his studies of law in Philadelphia where he married Emily Rush, daughter of one of the signatories of the United States Declaration of Independence.


Writer, lawyer, he sat at the Executive Council and the Legislative Parliament of Lower Canada. He published Aéropage in Quebec City in 1803.


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Randolph Co. Memoirs of Ga. (15583 words)
He was reared in Cuthbert, and having determined when young in years upon the newspaper business for his avocation in life, he entered a printing office, where he learned all the details from the case to the editorial chair.
Planter, Cuthbert, Randolph county, was born in 1845, in this county.
Taylor is graduate of Bethel Female college of Cuthbert, who, after teaching school eight years continuously in the neighborhood with splendid success and to the entire satisfaction of her patrons, was married to Mr.
Ross Cuthbert - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (172 words)
Ross Cuthbert (February 17, 1776 – August 28, 1861) was a Canadian writer, lawyer and politician.
Born at Berthier and baptised at Montreal, as the son of James Cuthbert, he was heir to the seigneuries of Lanoraie and Dautray.
Cuthbert sat at the Executive Council and represented Warwick County (later Berthier) in the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada.
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