Talk:George Leonard (New Brunswick)

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Hello - today I found that this link was appended to a statement in this article about Mr. Leonard's son, but the link isn't useful as a reference. If somebody can figure out how to use the information accurately in this article, please feel free! Regards, PK T(alk) 15:00, 28 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Validity of Some References in Source 1

Hello,

Today I expanded the article with headers and added sources to the article. My main source (and what I presume to have been the former author's sources) was http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/leonard_george_6E.html. It's written by reputable organizations with reputable sources, for the most part. My only problem is with finding the sources in

"PAC, MG 23, D1, ser.1, 21: 43–112. PANS, MG 1, 480, 9–11 Aug. 1792 (transcripts). PRO, CO 188/9, Leonard to John King, 10 Sept. 1798; 188/10, Leonard to Duke of Portland, 1 Nov. 1800; 188/16, “Reports of officers of governments on duties and emoluments,” 1810; PRO 30/55, no.5577.",

which I couldn't verify existed. If you find that this information can't be verified, then the content about Leonard's positions in Saint John cannot be verified using this source either, and can be up for removal. Hijiri Suzuki (talk) 22:34, 27 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]