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Votes:0 » Economics » Fiction » History » Law » N.S. Books » Philosophy » Political » Economists » Essayists » Fiction » Law » Philosophy » Poets » Political » Scientists » Archives. This jump off page will lead one into things genealogical; both, within this site and to other sites on the 'net. My Acadian Connections Being an Acadian means being related to most all other Acadians. Personally, in tracing my Acadians roots, I find that I have direct ancestors bearing surnames, such as: Benoist, Bernard, Blanchard, Boucher, Boudreau, Bourque, d'Entremont, Gaudet, Gautreau, Guilbault, Forrest, Hebert, LeBlanc, Melanson, Petitpass, and Terriot. In this page I have set forth a few notes on each of these early Acadian families. Transport Sh Read More Go to Site
Votes:0 Cape Breton Counties Genealogy Comprising Cape Breton, Inverness, Richmond, and Victoria Counties (which county?) A Nova Scotia GenWeb Project Site SEARCH THIS SITE Updated Saturday, 07-Jan-2006 19:22:04 MST Check out the NEW Obituaries Index You are the 28017 plus 491888 vistor to this page since March 18, 1997. Input is welcomed! WHAT'S NEW? --> What IS Cape Breton Counties Genealogy? As one link in the Nova Scotia GenWeb Project , this site subscribes to the overall objectives of the project, the details of which can be found at the provincial site . Initially, any site reflects the knowledge and resources of only a few people, but since the inception of this site in 1996, Cape Breton Counties Genealogy has become a real community effort, in the true spirit of Cape Bretoners. The aim is Read More Go to Site
Votes:0 Welcome! You'll find lots of helpful information and links here for researching your roots in Lunenburg County. Enjoy! A Brief History of Our Ancestors From 1750-1752, under the auspices of the British government and the Governor of Nova Scotia, our ancestors were enlisted from Germany, Switzerland and the principality of Montbeliard to settle in Nova Scotia. These immigrants came to be known as the Foreign Protestants who, shortly after their arrival in Halifax, settled in nearby Lunenburg County. They were soon joined by pre-Loyalists from New England. Together, all of these people contributed to the richness of our heritage and to the diverse culture of Lunenburg County today. Additional Historical Information on the Foreign Protestants Crowell's Ode to Nova Scotia Want to volunteer to Read More Go to Site
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