Irish Commemorative Stone (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Irish Commemorative Stone" in English language version.

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Black Rock on mapper.acme.com

banq.qc.ca

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"Atlas of the island and city of Montreal and Ile Bizard a compilation of the most recent cadastral plans from the book of reference" by A.R. Pinsoneault, 1907. BAnQ

biographi.ca

Dictionary of Canadian Biography

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"Victims of 1847 Typhus Horror To Be Buried Anew Here Sunday" Montreal Gazette. 31 October 1942. Page 22

canadiana.ca

Construction of the great Victoria Bridge in Canada by James Hodges, engineer, to Messrs. Peto, Brassey, and Betts, contractors. London 1860. Page 76.

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McMahon, Colin (2007). "Montreal's Ship Fever Monument: An Irish Famine Memorial in the Making". The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies. 33 (1): 48–60. doi:10.2307/25515660. JSTOR 25515660.

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Montreal Irish famine victims’ remains found during REM excavation

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"Is to be removed". Montreal Gazette. 10 February 1900. p. 3.
"Ship Fever Monument". Montreal Gazette. 22 December 1900.
"Irish Societies Urge". Montreal Gazette. 18 December 1901.
"Immigrants' cemetery safe for all time" Montreal Tribune. 26 October 1911.
"Of many things... the Irish stone" Montreal Gazette. Author Edgar Andrew Collard. 25 July 1970.

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Map of the city of Montreal : showing the Victoria Bridge, the Mountain & proposed boulevard and the different dock projects / compiled and drawn by F.N. Boxer, Published John Lovell, 1859. has B. (burial) grounds written.

historyplace.com

"one out of five"

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Images & Buildings of Montréal year 1894 map. Location 5B

irishamerica.com

"Bones Found in Montreal Linked to Famine Victims" . Author Emily Moriarty. year 2022.

irishcentral.com

"Montreal Irish walk in remembrance of coffin ship victims". Irish Central. 23 July 2009. Retrieved 6 February 2011.
"Black Rock - the world's oldest Irish Famine memorial in Montreal"

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McMahon, Colin (2007). "Montreal's Ship Fever Monument: An Irish Famine Memorial in the Making". The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies. 33 (1): 48–60. doi:10.2307/25515660. JSTOR 25515660.

montrealgazette.com

"Montreal makes progress on a park to mark Irish mass grave site" Montreal Gazette. 21 October 2023. Author Pierre Saint-Arnaud.
"From the archives: Moving the Black Stone was monumental stupidity". Montreal Gazette. 24 December 2006.
Scott, Marian (27 May 2018). "Montreal's walk to the Black Rock honours Irish famine victims". Montreal Gazette. Retrieved 27 May 2018.

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"Vicissitudes of Boulder Stone Whose Unveiling To-Morrow Recalls Sad Tragedy" The Daily Telegraph. 16 August 1913. Page 29.
"The Ship Fever Monument". The True Witness and Catholic Chronicle. 17 March 1900. p. 5.
"Big Stone is Moved". Montreal Gazette. 25 April 1902.
"The Passing Years From the Gazette on this day 25 years ago". Montreal Gazette. 26 April 1927.
Montreal Gazette. 31 October 1942.
Title "Irish Gather To Commemorate Victims of 1847 Ships Fever" Montreal Gazette. 25 May 1964, page 27 of 44
Montreal Gazette. 22 June 1966
"Grosse Ile Cross Raised In Memory of Fever Victims....Some 18,000 Irish Immigrants died at sea..." 25 May 1934. Montreal Gazette newspaper.
Montreal Gazette. "Eightieth Anniversary of Typhus Visitation" 26 May 1927. page 10.
Montreal Gazette. "Immigrant fever victims honored". 28 May 1927. page 6.
"5 coffins recall former epidemic" Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. 5 August 1942

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REM website with hand drawn map

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photo by William Notman, owned by the McCord Museum

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"Seeking hope, they found death...Sunday marks the 150th anniversary..." . Newspaper Montreal Gazette. Author RENE BRUEMMER. 31 May 2009.