<p>After the British conquest of 1760, the English began to settle in Québec.  Many former naval and army officers bought land.  Many of the seigneuries in the Trois-Rivières/Bécancour/Nicolet area now had British owners, with names like Hart, Munro, Chandler, Cuthbert, and Gugy.  In this episode, Julie and François also talk about different waves of refugees who fled to the area for safety.</p>

After the British conquest of 1760, the English began to settle in Québec. Many former naval and army officers bought land. Many of the seigneuries in the Trois-Rivières/Bécancour/Nicolet area now had British owners, with names like Hart, Munro, Chandler, Cuthbert, and Gugy. In this episode, Julie and François also talk about different waves of refugees who fled to the area for safety.

<p>After the British conquest of 1760, the English began to settle in Québec.&nbsp; Many former naval and army officers bought land.&nbsp; Many of the seigneuries in the Trois-Rivières/Bécancour/Nicolet area now had British owners, with names like Hart, Munro, Chandler, Cuthbert, and Gugy.&nbsp; In this episode, Julie and François also talk about different waves of refugees who fled to the area for safety.</p>

From Burton to Barton, part 6: The British Seigneurs

This podcast is all about life in the Mauricie and Centre-du-Québec regions of the province of Québec, and features interviews with interesting people who live or work here, discussions about bilingualism, and amazing but little-known stories about local history.

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From Burton to Barton, part 6: The British Seigneurs

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