Chapter L: Georges Badeaux, M. D (8)

Brosseau, A. S., 523

Brown, E. N., 620

Brown, G. A., 31

Browne, A. A., 266

Browne, Fitz-James E., 579

Browning, J. M., 144

Buchan, J. S., 239

Buchanan, A. W. P., 473

Buller, Frank, 105

Bulmer, T. C., 398

Burke, David, 129

Busby, Thomas, 566

Byrd, Charles, 176

Cahan, C. H., 585

Cameron, A. G., 235

Cameron, J. C., 506

Campbell, A. H., 490

Campbell, D. W., 279

Campbell, F. W., 63

Campbell, G. A., 434

Campbell, M. A., 598

Campbell, Rollo, 58

Cantile, G. S., 559

Cassils, A. M., 240

Caverhill, George, 65

Champagne, E. O., 590

Chaput, Charles, 656

Charbonneau, Napoleon, 517

Charters, Frank, 174

Chaussé, J. A., 373

Chasse, Aime, 660

Cholette, Edouard, 284

Choquet, F. X., 594

Cleghorn, J. P., 145

Clouston, Sir E. S., 32

Cohen, Hirsch, 296

Cohen, Lyon, 624

Cooke, J. P., 665

Cotton, C. M., 92

Cousineau, Philemon, 230

Couture, J. A., 161

Cramp, G. B., 188

Creak, George, 380

Creelman, J. J., 430

Crépeau, F. G., 520

Curran, J. J., 260

Cushing, Dougall, 53

Dale, J. A., 350

Daly, George, 357

Daoust, Maxime, 519

David, L. O., 382

Davidson, Thornton, 80

Davis, H. W., 103

Davis, M. B., 375

Dawes, A. J., 192

Dawson, T. J., 369

Day, J. G., 387

Decary, E. R., 242

Decary, L. J. T., 310

DeCew, J. A., 334

Deguire, A. S., 606

Delisle, Arthur, 98

de Lorimier, A. E., 672

de Martigny, R. L., 517

Desautels, Oscar, 363

Desbarats, G. E., 469

Descarries, J. A., 38

Desjardins, J. L., 296

de Sola, Abraham, 69

de Sola, C. I., 571

Desroches, J. I., 493

Dickson, Norval, 69

Dillon, John, 164

Dodds, W. O. H., 59

Donnelly, J. E., 356

Drouin, Joseph, 544

Drummond, Sir G. A., 304

Dubreuil, J. F., 180

Duclos, C. A., 212

Dufresne, A. B., 211

Dupuis, J. N. O., 376

Dupuis, L. N., 88

Dupuis, P. L., 400

Dupuis, Rosaire, 448

Dussault, J. C. H., 241

Ecrement, Arthur, 174

Edgar, John, 252

Eliott, G. O. R., 205

Elliot, James, 158

Elliott, H. J., 598

Emard, J. U., 531

Emery-Coderre, Joseph, 574

England, F. R., 132

Evans, W. N., 381

Ewing, A. S., 131

Ewing, S. H., 483

Ewing, W. H., 421

Findlay, W. E., 380

Fineberg, Zigmond, 625

Fontaine, D. A., 499

Forbes, J. G. L., 478

Forest, Alfred, 495

Forget, L. J., 112

Forget, Sir Rodolphe, 577

Fortier, L. E., 662

Fowler, Robert, 273

Frigon, A. P., 286

Gadbois-Van dan Daigue, Emilien, 532

Gagnier, L. A., 556

Gale, Samuel, 54

Gauthier, Thomas, 538

Geoffrion, Aime, 361

Geoffrion, Amedee, 623

Gibeault, Arthur, 525

Giroux, Napoleon, 399

Gohier, Edouard, 573

Gohier, Remi, Sr., 418

Gonthier, Georges, 100

Gordon, C. B., 464

Gordon, John, 678

Gordon, J. A., 271

Gordon, Nathan, 283

Gouin, Sir Lomer, 583

Gould, C. H., 272

Grandbois, H. A. E., 252

Gravel, J. O., 18

Gravel, Ludger, 344

Gray, H. R., 11

Greene, David, 99

Guerin, J. J. E., 130

Guertin, C. A., 338

Guimond, J. L. A., 97

Guindon, J. M., 644

Guy Family, 415

Guyon, Louis, 42

Hadrill, George, 43

Hague, George, 322

Hamilton, W. F., 83

Hannaford, E. P., 439

Hart, A. J., 111

Hart, R. A. B., 111

Harwood, C. A. de L., 668

Hastings, George, 349

Hastings, W. A., 93

Hawksworth, Alfred, 403

Hayes, C. A., 167

Hays, C. M., 44

Hébert, Albert, 484

Hébert, C. P., 328

Hébert, E. N., 233

Hébert, René, 338

Hébert, Zéphirin, 364

Heffernan, T. F., 562

Henderson, L. L., 285

Henry, A. C., 86

Henshaw, H. H., 379

Heward, E. H., 666

Hibbard, F. W., 198

Hickson, Sir Joseph, 614

Hill, C. G., 254

Hingston, Sir W. H., 641

Hogan, Henry, 152

Holgate, Henry, 555

Hope, W. H., 223

Hopper, R. T., 428

Hunt, T. S., 194

Hurtubise, Gabriel, 187

Hutchison, A. C., 274

Inglis, R. J., 463

Jamieson, R. C., 440

Johnston, James, 12

Kavanagh, A. O., 446

Kavanagh, Walter, 393

La Badie, J. A. O., 524

Labelle, A. E. D., 416

Lacasse, N. U., 104

Lacasse, P.-C., 265

Lachapelle, E. P., 182

Ladouceur, B. N., 245

Lafontaine, Adrien, 387

Lamarche, J. P., 613

Latour, L. D., 280

Laurendeau, Charles, 512

Learmont, J. B., 218

Leclerc, C. E., 64

Leduc, F. G., 319

Legare, J. B. D., 268

Letourneau, Severin, 345

Lighthall, W. D., 542

Linton, Robert, 445

Loranger, L. J., 393

Loranger, L. O., 589

Lovell, R. K., 59

Lyall, Peter, 210

Lyman, Charles, 560

McArthur, Colin, 466

McCaskill, D. A., 480

McConnell, J. B., 298

McCord, D. R., 681

McDonald, Duncan, 613

McDougall, Thomas, 267

McKenna, James, 428

McKenna, Patrick, 424

McShane, G. F. J., 567

McShane, James, 631

Macaulay, T. B., 405

MacCallum, D. C., 411

Macdonald, J. K., 441

MacDougall, D. L., 417

MacDougall, G. C., 240

Macfarlane, Lawrence, 362

Mackay, Hugh, 289

MacMahon, T. J., 332

Maguire, C. H., 392

Mann, J. A., 530

Manson, A. C., 331

Marechal, L. T., 502

Martin, J. E., 167

Martin, R. D., 94

Martineau, J. F. V., 430

Mathieu, Michel, 84

Matthews, G. H., 126

Maxwell, W. S., 340

Mayrand, Georges, 566

Meighen, Robert, 74

Melancon, Bernard, 187

Mercier, Honore, Jr., 494

Mercier, Honore, 544

Mercier, P. E., 604

Michaud, Alexander, 140

Michaud, J. L., 529

Michaud, J. W., 530

Miles, Henry, 388

Mitchell, John, 313

Mitchell, V. E., 150

Monette, G. A., 518

Morgan, F. C., 637

Morgan, Henry & Co., Ltd., 629

Morgan, James, 605

Montgomery, G. H. A., 352

Monty, Rodolphe, 303

Morin, Victor, 248

Morrice, David, 179

Moyse, C. E., 321

Mullin, Patrick, 447

Mullin, R. T., 511

Mussen, Thomas, 209

Nicholls, A. G., 125

O’Connor, James, 224

Ogden, I. G., 584

Ogilvie, W. W., 106

O’Meara, William, 367

Orr-Lewis, Frederic, 561

Ouimet, J. A., 199

Ouimet, Seraphin, 410

Patenaude, E. L., 488

Paterson, William, 496

Paterson, W. S., 356

Paton, James, 514

Patterson, William, 647

Perham, L. D., 424

Phillips, C. S. J., 234

Phillips, Thomas, 434

Phillips, Thomas, Jr., 422

Piché, J. G., 487

Pigeon, R. A. J., 376

Pillow, H. W., 609

Pillow, J. A., 157

Pratt, John, 120

Prefontaine, Isaie, 60

Préfontaine, Raymond, 651

Prendergast, W. J., 435

Pringle, Thomas, 191

Rainville, J. H., 535

Rankin, John, 181

Reford, Robert, 134

Reynolds, M. M., 156

Richer, A. J., 599

Rielle, Joseph, 236

Rinfret, Thibaudeau, 568

Riordon, Carl, 284

Ritchie, T. W., 124

Rivet, L. A. A., 370

Robb, Thomas, 259

Robertson, Andrew, 474

Robertson, Farquhar, 292

Robertson, William, 327

Robichon, X. A., 610

Roddick, Sir T. G., 316

Rodier, C. S., 85

Rogers, D. B., 391

Rondeau, A. O., 290

Rosenberg, Carl, 246

Ross, James, 22

Ross, J. G., 206

Routh, C. H., 346

Roy, F. X., 103

Roy, Henri, 343

Roy, R. J., 91

Rutherford, William, 245

St. Jacques, J. L., 346

St. Julien, J. A., 512

Sammett, M. A., 626

Scott, Gilbert, 235

Seath, David, 671

Shanks, W. R. L., 31

Shatford, A. P., 247

Shepherd, R. W., 333

Ship, Fischel, 337

Skinner, W. W., 259

Smith, C. F., 200

Smith, D. A., Lord Strathcona, 448

Smith, William, 170

Starkey, T. A., 655

Stephens, G. W., 146

Stevenson, S. C., 291

Stewart, A. D., 313

Strathy, J. A. L., 168

Surveyer, Arthur, 500

Surveyer, E. F., 536

Surveyer, L. J. A., 66

Symonds, Herbert, 151

Taylor, R. B., 667

Tellier, Louis, 597

Tessier, Camille, 253

Thomas, F. W., 394

Thompson, F. E., 320

Thompson, F. W., 221

Tremblay, Joseph, 600

Vanier, J. E., 400

Venne, Joseph, 508

Versailles, Joseph, 423

Villeneuve, J. O., 162

Villeneuve, Leonidas, 8

Vineberg, Harris, 227

Walker, H. E., 217

Walsh, M. J., 13

Ward, J. K., 643

White, W. J., 133

Whitehead, E. A., 442

Whyte, W. H., 513

Wilson, Daniel, 173

Wilson, J. T., 175

Wray, J. C., 362

Young, John, 675

Transcriber’s Notes:

Each illustration page was followed by a blank page, both of which were numbered. These are the sources of the apparently missing pages. No pages are actually missing. Some illustrations have been moved a page or two forward or backward to co-locate them with the appropriate biography, or to remove them from the middle of a paragraph.

Commas and periods missed by either the printer or the scanning process were added. Commas and periods interchanged by the printer were corrected.

Several proper names, printed inconsistently, were made consistent:

Francois, Francoise, Francais and Francais were normalized to
François, Françoise, Français and Française

Pointe aux Trembles was normalized to Pointe-aux-Trembles.

Lotbinere and Lotbiniére were normalized to Lotbinière.

Accents on other proper names were are unchanged from the original.

Smallpox and small-pox were inconsistently hyphenated in multiple places and so were left as printed.

Accents and other diacritical marks do not appear over or under capital letters, and were not added.

Some words which appear incorrect today have been acceptable spellings in the past. These words (e.g. employe, malster, Hainout, Scotish, threshhold, etc.) were left as printed. Words which are rendered with more typically French spelling, such as “interne” reflect the significant French influence on the English of the time and place and are therefore not corrected to standard English spellings. Similarly, accents on French words used in English text are very frequently omitted, and they have not been added except as noted below.

Capitalization of the words “street”,“place”,“lane” and “avenue”, when part of proper names was inconsistent, and corrected. Other proper names lacking capitalization were corrected.

The following proper names are probably incorrect, but as that is not certain, they are unchanged:

On page 280, Latour dit Dufour is probably Dufour dit Latour

On page 394, Moorwinstow is probably Morwenstow

On page 484, LsRaoul de Lorimer is probably Louis-Raoul de Lorimer

On page 598, Port Elain is probably Port Elgin

On pages 531-532, Hon. J. Ald Ouimet is probably Hon. J. Alderic
Ouimet.

There are several places where words appear to be missing. They were added only when the missing word was certain and are included in the following list of corrected printer’s errors.

“mediaeval” was changed to “mediæval” on page 69 to match other
instances in the volume (during those mediæval times)

“over-estimated” changed to “overestimated” on page 73 to match
other instances in the volume (could scarcely be overestimated)

“broadmindedness” changed to “broad-mindedness” on page 84 (from
a deficiency in that broad-mindedness)

“whch” changed to “which” on page 91 (from which he was graduated)

“Portoria” changed to “Portora” on page 99 (the Royal School of
Portora)

“Canado” changed to “Canada” on page 100 (Canada-French Trade
Development Committee)

“Societe” changed to “Société” on page 104 (La Société St. Jean
Baptiste)

“opthalmologists” changed to “ophthalmologists” and
“opthalmoscopy” changed to “ophthalmoscopy” on page 105 ( one of
the most celebrated ophthalmologists; method of ophthalmoscopy;
He was the first ophthalmologist)

“enthusiam” changed to “enthusiasm” on page 116 (His greatest
enthusiasm was aroused)

“became” changed to “become” on page 130 (he has also become
equally widely known)

“reelcted” changed to “reelected” on page 130 (and was reelected
in 1896 and 1897)

“eun” changed to “eund” on page 132 (ad eund)

“Quarreau” changed to “Ouareau” on page 150 ( the Charlemagne &
Lac Ouareau Lumber Company)

“researth” changed to “research” on page 194 (his original
research work was published)

“far” changed to “for” on page 230 (who for a number of years)

“wholsale” changed to “wholesale” on page 240 (a wholesale
leather merchant)

“Batallion” changed to “Battalion” on page 266 (Eighty-third
Battalion of Infantry)

“McCallum” changed to “MacCallum” on page 266 (Professor Duncan
MacCallum)

“Assocation” changed to “Association” on page 272 (American
Library Association)

“Christ’s” changed to “Christ” on page 273 (Christ Church
Cathedral)

“vangaurd” changed to “vanguard” on page 301 (He keeps in the
vanguard)

“Baptist” changed to “Baptiste” on page 310 (son of Jean Baptiste
and Marie Theolinde)

“boom” changed to “bloom” on page 315 (freshness and bloom of
life)

“discernable” changed to “discernible” on page 324 (are easily discernible)

“physicain” changed to “physician” on page 338 (superintendent of
St. Paul’s Hospital, physician to)

“Hebert” changed to “Hébert” on page 340 (of which Philip Hébert
was the sculptor)

“Beauprè” changed to “Beaupré” on page 358 (the Preparatory
College at Ste. Anne de Beaupré)

“Therese” changed to “Thérèse” on page 367 (the College of Ste.
Thérèse)

“come” changed to “came” on page 367 (In the latter year he came
to St. Gabriel’s)

“Featherstonehough” changed to “Fetherstonhaugh” on page 376
(Fetherstonhaugh, Dennison & Blackmore)

“Clerge” changed to “Clergé” on page 385 (Le Clergé Canadien)

“Boisbrand” changed to “Boisbriand” on page 392 (The Glade,
Boisbriand, province of Quebec)

“it” changed to “at” on page 418 (pursued his education at St.
Hyacinthe College)

duplicate word “of” removed from page 428 (on the 12th of July)

“stateman” changed to “statesman” on page 458 (he was not a
statesman)

“shorts” changed to “short” on page 462 (A few short hours of
frozen day)

missing word “in” added on page 466 (and died in 1902)

“Avocatau” changed to “avocat au” on page 469 (Avocat au
Parlement)

“colonal” changed to “colonel” on page 470 (lieutenant colonel of
militia)

“sucessful” changed to “successful” on page 472 (made his life
brilliantly successful)

“professionl” changed to “professional” on page 512 (concentrate
his energies upon his professional interests)

“Abbe” changed to “Abbé” on page 531 (a private school conducted
by Abbé Villeneuve)

“to day” changed to “today” on page 553 (Shortis is today
detained)

“non-essential” changed to “nonessential” on page 555 to match
other instances in the volume (essential and the nonessential)

“non-sectarian” changed to “nonsectarian” on page 556 to match
other instances in the volume (nonsectarian in his religious belief)

“Brown’s” changed to “Browne’s” on page 579 (Mr. Browne’s
advertising measures)

“ninteenth” changed to “nineteenth” on page 589 (the later half
of the nineteenth century)

“Eteves” changed to “Elèves” on page 605 (Association des Anciens
Elèves de L’Ecole Polytechnique)

“cloest” changed to “closest” on page 605 (will bear the closest
investigation and scrutiny)

“farreaching” changed to “far-reaching” on page 605 (of
far-reaching importance)

“gardner” changed to “gardener” on page 606 (The father was a
gardener by profession.)

“beneficient” changed to “beneficent” on page 606 (extend to many
beneficent projects)

extra character “a” removed from page 614 (He left that
corporation to accept)

“Lafontain” changed to “Lafontaine” on page 618 (Lafontaine Club)

“repesentative” changed to “representative” on page 618 (a
representative of that corporation)

“beneficient” changed to “beneficent” on page 626 (the beneficent
spirit)

“tome” changed to “come” on page 630 (have come to include)

“eqully” changed to “equally” on page 635 (was almost equally
well known)

“opportunties” changed to “opportunities” on page 637 (Liberal
educational opportunties)

“sumitted” changed to “submitted” on page 643 (questions which
were submitted for consideration)

“Ecolé” changed to “Ecole” on page 651 (Ecole des Hautes Etudes
Commerciales)

“Monteral” changed to “Montreal” on page 652 (progress of
Montreal was slow)

“Subsequetly” changed to “Subsequently” on page 655 (Subsequently
he pursued)

“succcess” changed to “success” on page 665 (and win success)

“distingnuished” changed to “distinguished” on page 667 (such
distinguished men as Lord Strathcona)

“he” changed to “the” on page 677 (where the bridge should be
built)

“Champlin” changed to “Champlain” on page 677 (Lake Champlain)

Angus, R. B. added to the Index.