Queen'sRangersUnderLieutenantGovernorJohnGravesSimcoeCuttingOutYongeStreet1795ByCharlesWilliamsJeffreys.png - Wikipedia

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John Graves Simcoe and Augustus Jones, supervising the Queen's Rangers of York cutting trees during the construction of Yonge Street, 1795

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Alternative names	Charles W. Jefferys; C. W. Jefferys
Description	Canadian-British teacher, painter and illustrator
Date of birth/death	25 August 1869	8 October 1951
Location of birth/death	Rochester	Toronto
Authority file	: Q2960457 VIAF : 30461925 ISNI : 0000000081102279 ULAN : 500008038 LCCN : n85267342 Open Library : OL5897833A WorldCat

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