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“Norwegian steamship Imo beached on Dartmouth shore after the explosion 1918.”

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  9. An Act to define and establish the Lines of the Township of Dartmouth, 1846 c49 An Act to define and establish the Lines of the Township of Dartmouth.(Passed the 20th day of March, 1846.) Preamble:WHEREAS some uncertainty exists as regards the limits of the Township of Dartmouth, and it is desirable that the Boundaries thereof...
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