Second Edition of the History of the County of Lunenburg updated to include more information including a map and a photograph of Lunenburg in the opening of the book, and an index in the back for easy searching the document.

Lunenburg (N.S. : County) — History
Lunenburg (N.S. : County) — Genealogy

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Reprint of the 1921 edition, documents the history of New Brunswick.

New Brunswick — History
New Brunswick — Description and travel

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Biography of Anna Mae Pictou Aquash, member of the American Indian Movement (AIM) as told by the people who knew her.

Micmac Women — History
Micmac — History
History — Truro (N.S.)

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Since the 1970s scholars have regarded Robert M. Calhoon as an invigorating and definitive force when it comes to the study of American Loyalism. His decades-long work redefined the Loyalists' role in the American Revolution from being portrayed as static characters opposing change to being seen eventually as reactionary actors adapting to a society in upheaval. Loyalists were central to the Revolution, and Calhoon and these authors argue that they were not so different in ideology from their Patriot neighbors — except occasionally when they were. In The Consequences of Loyalism, Rebecca Brannon and Joseph S. Moore seek to provide an understanding of Calhoon's foundational influence and the development continuing in the wake of his prolific career. Includes bibliographic references and index.

Moore, Joseph S.

Calhoon, Robert M. — (Robert McCluer)
American loyalists
United States — History — Revolution, 1775-1783

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Perhaps best known as the intrepid adventurer who located the missing explorer David Livingstone in equatorial Africa in 1871, Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1904) played a major role in assembling the fragmented discoveries and uncertain geographical knowledge of central Africa into a coherent picture. He was the first European to explore the Congo River; assisted at the founding of the Congo Free State, and helped pave the way for the opening up of modern Africa. In this classic account of one of his most important expeditions, the venerable Victorian recounts the incredibly difficult and perilous journey during which he explored the great lakes of Central Africa, confirming their size and position, searched for the sources of the Nile, and traced the unknown Congo River from the depths of the continent to the sea.

Stanley, Henry M. — (Henry Morton), — 1841-1904
Africa, Central — Description and travel

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Macdonald, Elise Mary Ellison

Muriel Faustina Gallant — Biography
Nuns — Biography

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Webber family — Genealogy
Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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Based on research by Robert Tulloch and Judith Tulloch. Contents include appendices at the back for easy searching, ancestors and descendants family trees, and brief family history throughout.

Genealogy — Nova Scotia

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Totten Family tree to the year 1999. Includes index for easy searching and finding names. Dedicated to James Everett Totten, Wile's cousin.

Totten Family — Genealogy

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Purcell — Genealogy
Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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Includes errata and corrections insert, a paper by John Selwyn Mills on "Why I believe that Thomas Mills, of 1600's Maine, is the father of John Mills, the Shipwright of Stamford, CT" insert and index.

Mills family

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Includes genealogy resources. Copy signed by author.

Huguenots — Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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Gray family — Genealogy
Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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Includes indexes.

Feltmate, William, — 1819-189? — Family
Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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Includes bibliography and index.

Bouteiller, George Frederick, 1769-1791
Bouteiller, John James, 1765-1791
Esmonnot, Jean, 1691-1736 — Family
Bouteiller, Guillaume, 1642-1712 — Family
Trials (Murder) — Nova Scotia — Lunenburg (County)
Lunenburg (N.S. : County) — History — 18th century
Lunenburg (N.S. : County)

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Doyle — Genealogy
Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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The story of Reverend William Chipman (1781-1865), Baptist minister for close to 30 years in the Cornwallis Township. Index in the back for easy searching.

Chipman, William, - 1781-1865
Chapman family
Baptists — Biography
Baptists — Nova Scotia — Kings (County)
Chipman family

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Outlines the family ancestors and descendants of Henry Charlton including appendices, scanned documents, letters, and table of contents for easy searching. Main body 129 pages with supporting documents after the appendices.

Tulloch, Marion (Rood)

Genealogy — Nova Scotia

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Once By Sea, Once By Land" is a three volume 1100 page collection of genealogy and history based upon the ancestry and descendants of Elijah Brown (31 March 1780 - 30 September 1855). The story begins in England 1635, to Boston, then New Hampshire and Maine before his marriage 1802 in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. The families of Elijah and Henrietta (Cannon) Brown spread across Colchester and Cumberland counties of Nova Scotia, Westmorland County of New Brunswick and Elgin County, Ontario. The wide span of family names include Siddall, Piers, Carter, Welton, Hughes, Fife, Brundage, Jeffers, Skidmore, Kennedy, Tabor, Edwards, Pettigrew, Thompson, Allen, Canning, Harrison, Hoeg, Bird, Atkinson, Cochrane, Bowden, Dowe, Quinn and of course, Brown; and so many more. Pages also include over 300 photographs and numerous obituaries. Authored by Bliss Brown (Elijah's great-great-great-grandson), after more than 40 years of research. Volume 1: Once by Sea. Book 1, Genealogy of Elijah Brown, 31 March 1780 - 30 September 1855. His Ancestors Volume 2: Once by Land. Book 2, Genealogy of Elijah Brown, 31 March 1780 - 30 September 1855. His Descendants Volume 3: Once by Land. Book 2 Continued, Genealogy of Elijah Brown, 31 March 1780 - 30 September 1855. His Descendants.

Brown family
Brown, Elijah, — 1780-1855 — Family
Cumberland (N.S. : County) — Genealogy
Colchester (N.S. : County) — Genealogy

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Bayer — Genealogy
Bayers — Genealogy
Byers — Genealogy
Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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Part 1 in the genealogy series for Johann Bauer and his descendants that includes an index for easy searching. Attached in the book is a revision/update document (3 pages) from 1989.

Genealogy — Nova Scotia

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Includes appendixes a-i.

Atwater — Family — Genealogy

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Arnold — Genealogy
Nova Scotia — Genealogy

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Includes index.

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The Ash family spent one hundred fifty years farming in Willoughby, Warwickshire in England, while the Redmond family fished and farmed in St Margaret's Bay, just south of Halifax in Nova Scotia, Canada. My wife Fran's family came from France to Quebec in the 17th century, and both our families had pioneers who experienced the Scottish Clearances. This book is about the history that they and their ancestors lived - from the prominent Redmond and Devereux families in County Wexford, Ireland, to the pioneers who lived in early Canadian history.

Ash family
Raymond family
Nova Scotia — Genealogy
England — Genealogy

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