Trial of George Boutelier & John Boutelier: Murder of Emoneau family, with genealogies

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Trial of George Boutelier & John Boutelier: Murder of Emoneau family, with genealogiesBy Kenneth S. Paulsen Historian and genealogist Dr. Kenneth S. Paulsen has taken the 1791 trial transcript and annotated it to provide background information on everyone involved in the trial from the judge to the jury and witnesses. The participants in the trial represent a cross section of Lunenburg's multicultural settlement. Additionally, an introduction provides context on the Emoneau family. Genealogies of the Emoneau and Boutilier families

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