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Ardoise Union Church, Hants Co., N.S. 1830-1980
$10.00 Add to cartAuthors: Pearl Cochrane Brown and Maribelle (Smith) Smiley
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St. Michael’s Anglican Church: Baptisms, Marriages, Confirmations
$10.00 Add to cartAuthor: Margaret Tuttle
Contributor: David Cameron
Extracted from Original records by Margaret Tuttle and David Cameron.
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Old Parish Burying Ground
$10.00 Add to cartIt is believed that there have been slightly more than 4,000 burials at Windsor’s Old Parish Burying Ground, though only a fraction are still identifiable. The Majority of these burials range from 1771 to the late 1800’s.
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Graveyard Inscriptions
$10.00 Add to cartIt is a listing of the inscriptions on gravestones in the old section of the Falmouth Centre Cemetery and a number of family burying grounds in Falmouth and Mount Denson. In addition, the list also includes a number of inscriptions from other cemeteries where Falmouth residents or their descendants or relatives were buried.
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Leminster NS: A County Line Community
$10.00 Add to cart27 pages : ill., geneal. tables, map, ports.
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A Brief History of Bramber
$10.00 Add to cartHISTORY OF BRAMBER
According to Place Names and Places of Nova Scotia, published by the Public Archives of Nova Scotia, 1967, Bramber was part of a 3000 acre grant of land received by Roger Johnson on October 27, 1783. At that time the land was known as Vil Cheverie or Chevery Bay. When the lands along the Hants Shore were granted to disbanded soldiers, the territory became known as Man O’War’s Land. Brookville
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The Way We Were: Living at Windsor Forks, NS in the Twenties
$10.00 Add to cartCover image: Windsor Forks skyline from Falmouth, Nova Scotia, 1987.
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Nova Scotian Vessels Shipwrecked or Disabled in United States Coastal Waters 1875-1914
$10.00 Add to cartThis is an account of more than 250 Nova Scotian vessels shipwrecked or disabled in United States Coastal waters between the years 1875 and 1914.
