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Wikipedia: William Pittman Lett Bryan D. Cook, has produced a spin-off from his book Introducing William Pittman Lett: Ottawa First City Clerk and Bard 1819-1892 as a Wikipedia article.
It's a welcome step in Bryan's campaign to wrestle Lett's contributions to the development of Ottawa out of relative obscurity. A recent Ottawa Citizen article helped.
What next? An entry in the Dictionary of Canadian Biography? Bryan Douglas Cook said...

Thanks John, and yes that is the next step!!!! Bryan

19 March, 2017 09:28