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1. memoryns.ca › letters-regarding-george-creed-jrLetters regarding George Creed Jr. - MemoryNS

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   Nov 4, 2023 · Item 2000-043/004 - Family tree for George Creed and Elisabeth Dimock; Item 2000-043/005 - Letters regarding George Creed Jr. Item 2000-043/005a - Copy of a letter from Lt. Col. Pat D. Calder, Royal Engineers Office; Item 2000-043/005b - Letter and a copy of a letter from Alfred Jenkins, Royal Engineers Office, to George Creed Jr.

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2. archives.novascotia.ca › creedNova Scotia Archives - George Creed - Mi'kmaq Petroglyphs

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   George Creed - Mi'kmaq Petroglyphs. George Creed was the postmaster in the small community of South Rawdon in central Nova Scotia. His father, also George Creed, was Clerk of Works with the Royal Engineers in Halifax, and had retired to the Rawdon area in the early 1860s. Upon his death in 1877 the younger George inherited much of his father's ...

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   Item 2000-043/004 - Family tree for George Creed and Elisabeth Dimock; Item 2000-043/005 - Letters regarding George Creed Jr. Item 2000-043/005a - Copy of a letter from Lt. Col. Pat D. Calder, Royal Engineers Office; Item 2000-043/005b - Letter and a copy of a letter from Alfred Jenkins, Royal Engineers Office, to George Creed Jr.

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   Item 2000-043/005 - Letters regarding George Creed Jr. Sophia Lawson fonds; Letters regarding George Creed Jr. Title and statement of responsibility area.

5. archives.novascotia.ca › mikmaq › archivalNova Scotia Archives - Mi'kmaq Holdings Resource Guide

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   George Creed. In 1887-88, George Creed, the postmaster in South Rawdon, Hants County — but also a keen amateur ethnologist — spent time in Queens County, where he carefully made some 350 tracings from the Mi'kmaq petroglyphs cut into the rocks at Fairy Lake, Kejimkujik.

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   Aug 14, 2017 · The Nova Scotia Archives has digitized George Creed’s entire collection of Mi’kmaq petroglyphs, viewable here:...

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   Who was George Creed?

   • George Creed was the postmaster in the small community of South Rawdon in central Nova Scotia. His father, also George Creed, was Clerk of Works with the Royal Engineers in Halifax, and had retired to the Rawdon area in the early 1860s. Upon his death in 1877 the younger George inherited much of his father's extensive and eclectic library.

   Nova Scotia Archives - George Creed - Mi'kmaq Petroglyphs

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   Who is John Creed?

   • John Creed has represented secured lenders in complex, multi-million dollar commercial transactions. In this role, he worked closely with the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services (Boston) and the Drug House Task Force, representing Fannie Mae and the Dime Savings Bank of New York FSB.

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   Who is Greg Creed?

   • Greg Creed was the CEO of Yum! Brands, Inc. from January 2015 to December 2019 and served as a Director of the Board from November 2014 to May 2020. He oversaw the world’s largest restaurant companies, including KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell.

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   • James F. Creed, Jr., is a real estate professional who has closed over 1000 residential transactions, many of which involved multi-family residential housing. He has also represented the secured lender in more complex, multi-million dollar commercial transactions.

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   What is a creed tracing?

   • In some cases, Creed's tracings are now the only surviving record of these images. These rock pictures, or petroglyphs, record the lives of the Mi'kmaq and the things they saw around them, including people, animals, daily activities such as hunting and fishing, and traditional clothing of the time.

   Nova Scotia Archives - George Creed - Mi'kmaq Petroglyphs

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   Why are Creed's petroglyphs important?

   • Creed's tracings, contained in this virtual exhibit, form the earliest attempt to systematically document the petroglyphs in the province and are an important record of Mi'kmaq life.

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8. memoryns.ca › family-tree-for-george-creed-andFamily tree for George Creed and Elisabeth Dimock - MemoryNS

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   Item 2000-043/004 - Family tree for George Creed and Elisabeth Dimock; Item 2000-043/005 - Letters regarding George Creed Jr. Item 2000-043/005a - Copy of a letter from Lt. Col. Pat D. Calder, Royal Engineers Office; Item 2000-043/005b - Letter and a copy of a letter from Alfred Jenkins, Royal Engineers Office, to George Creed Jr.