F. D. Fregeau
This may describe the same person as Frederick Dolor Fregeau.
| F. D. Fregeau | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Printer |
F. D. Fregeau (fl. 1894) was a printer in Fort William, Ontario.[1]
Fregeau worked as a printer at the Daily Journal in Fort William. He resided on Ann Street.
In the 1921 Papers
- A Mr. Fregeau paid his fee to the society for 1920–21; he is probably the F. D. Fregeau who wrote for the society the next year.[2]
In the 1922 Papers
- He wrote "A Kaministiquia Centennial", on Nicholas Garry's visit to Fort William in July 1821 to seal the union of the two fur companies.[3]
- A Mr. Fred Fregeau paid his fee for 1921–22, probably the same man.[4]
In the 1923 Papers
- A Mr. Fred Fregeau paid his fee to the society for 1922–23.[5]
In the 1924 Papers
- The society's report for 1923–24 records the death of Mr. Fred Fregeau, an active and interested member; if he is the same man, he died between October 1923 and October 1924.[6]
References
- ↑ Case's Directory of Fort William, Port Arthur and the District of Thunder Bay, May 1894, p. 40.
- ↑ M. J. L. Black, "Secretary-Treasurer's Report and Financial Report", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1921 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Twelfth Annual Report), p. 7 (scan p. 11). archive.org.
- ↑ F. D. Fregeau, "A Kaministiquia Centennial", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1922 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Thirteenth Annual Report), pp. 7–10 (scan pp. 37–40). archive.org.
- ↑ M. J. L. Black, "Secretary-Treasurer's Report and Financial Report", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1922 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Thirteenth Annual Report), p. 6 (scan p. 36). archive.org.
- ↑ M. J. L. Black, "Secretary-Treasurer's Report and Financial Statement", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1923 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Fourteenth Annual Report), p. 3 (scan p. 47). archive.org.
- ↑ M. J. L. Black, "Secretary-Treasurer's Report and Receipts", Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1924 (Thunder Bay Historical Society, Fifteenth Annual Report), p. 4 (scan p. 70). archive.org.