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Jean-Baptiste Dumouchelle (5 April 1784, in Dumouchel – 29 March 1844) was born in Sandwich (now Windsor), Quebec. He was a leading figure in Saint-Benoît through his pursuits as a militia officer, general merchant and magistrate.
At auction in 2016 at Dumouchelles in Detroit for $250,000 [171] [172] Mater Dolorosa: 178 Unknown, c. 1530 / Adriaen Isenbrandt Adriaen Isenbrandt: 1520 Church of Our Lady, Bruges [173] Right wing of a diptych: The donors Joris van de Velde and Barbara Le Marie and their children protected by Saint George and Saint Barbara: 179
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The property was settled in as early as 1785 and had several incarnations and owners before the current house was built in 1873. The most famous resident of the property was Dr. Alfred Sawyer, who lived there from 1859 to 1870. In 1938, the house was given to the city. The house is currently open to the public for a wide variety of functions. 18
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