"==Chateau Montebello== 
 added note regarding HL Furst's letter to Saddlemire    
 :No worries.  Don't mean to discourage your edits.  The principle at Wikipedia is that other editors can verify the sources  whether it be online or via a trip to the library.  That works fine for secondary sources, but primary sources are a bit of a problem, because there is usually one copy and it is difficult to verify.  There must be a solution.  Let me give it a bit of thought, and I will get back to you.  Regards.     

 thanks - I can always upload the original letter.  HL Furst's employement there is document in several books on the Chateau but the letter is something that only our family or Saddlemire would have had.    

 ::You should upload it over at Wikimedia Commons, and make sure to categorize it in the Chateau Montebello category.  I'm not sure that the letter is the sort of media we'd use here at Wikipedia, but it is appropriate content to be uploaded to the Commons media repository.  Then you can source the paragraphs in question to that file.  Make sure to add the  license tag to the image when you upload it.  Any other questions, feel free to ask.     

 ==100th Regiment of Foot== 
 added picture from Archives Canada 

 == Dental implant == 

 I'm guessing this edit was a mistake?  My edit removed the advertisement, and you reverted it - restoring the advertisement.  But your edit summary gives the reason ""obvious advertising"", which seems contrary to your edit.  I can only assume that the edit was either in error; or you were commenting that you were adding an obvious advertisement.  As I prefer to AGF, I'm assuming the first is the case and it was a mistake. 

 Regardless, I've re-removed the advert, so the article is cleaned up now. -   •  -  

 My error  thx. 

 == Thanks == 

 for downloading that period map of the War of 1812 to Commons(:File:KENSETT MAP CANADA 1812.jpg) and then placing it in the War of 1812 article.  What a great addition!  I wish I knew how to 'cut out' a subset of an image so it could be used to illustrate specific articles, like any of the articles associated with River Raisin events.  I think it would be interesting to have a period map give an overview of an area for some of the associated articles. (I also noticed that the Kensett map spelled the River's name as ""Razen""!)  Cheers,    
 :happy to do it for you.  Let me know they area you'd like; the copyright is expired so we can use part of the map and I've got the original so it can be a photo of just that area. 
 ::I think it would be useful to have close-ups of many of the various areas of interest - so much of the War seems to be a mystery to most people.  It doesn't seem to have the 'cachet' to American readers especially, of other more well-known/more heavily-illustrated conflicts, such as the American Civil War or the American Revolutionary War.   
 ::If I am able to put an 'order' in, it would be wonderful to have close-ups available of the Detroit/River 'Razen' area to possibly illustrate associated articles such as Battle of Frenchtown, Benjamin Franklin Graves, Nathaniel G. S. Hart, River Raisin National Battlefield Park, etc.  Cheers,    

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