Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Daniel Bayne (c 1730 – 1769) was a Scottish born merchant and trader who came to Quebec City after the British Conquest. Bayne became partners with another Scottish merchant, William Brymer. In 1763, they were granted a four year monopoly for the fishing post of Cape Charles on the Labrador coast by Governor James Murray. The same year, a royal proclamation put the Labrador coast under the governor of Newfoundland and, in 1765, Hugh Palliser ordered colonials barred from the coast.. }
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- Daniel_Bayne comment "Daniel Bayne (c 1730 – 1769) was a Scottish born merchant and trader who came to Quebec City after the British Conquest. Bayne became partners with another Scottish merchant, William Brymer. In 1763, they were granted a four year monopoly for the fishing post of Cape Charles on the Labrador coast by Governor James Murray. The same year, a royal proclamation put the Labrador coast under the governor of Newfoundland and, in 1765, Hugh Palliser ordered colonials barred from the coast.".