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A general description of the eastern coast of Nova Scotia collected from the returns of a number of persons settled there, 1784
| Date: | 1784-01-01 |
| Subjects: | Arichat Re a description of Nova Scotia coast Birch In Nova Scotia: for timber Casks Lumber for: available in Nova Scotia p. 1 Chedabucto Bay description of Chedabucto Bay re settlement p. 1 Commissioners I its officials slack in confirming titles p. 3 Country Harbour its settlers contented p. 2 Crow Harbour On or near Chedabucto Bay is [c.1784] unsettled, owned by three people, and has excellent fishery p. 1 Duke of Cumberland's Corps [or Regiment] its disbanded members settled at Manchester [eastern shore of Nova Scotia] p. 1 Fish cod, mackerel, and salmon from Nova Scotia Fishery of Nova Scotia eastern shore, especially Crow Harbour Garrison Battalion Royal Garrison Battalion p. 2 Glasgow apparently in Guysborough County, Nova Scotia: fishery at Gut of Canso Manchester [In Guysborough County: named in 1784]: a new settlement between Chedabucto and Arichat established by disbanded troops of the Duke of Cumberland's Regiment p. 1 Musquodobit - Its settlers content Narrashack - Nova Scotia timber and fish resources of Phillips Harbour Six miles east of Crow Harbour q.v., good timber resources, and unsettled [c l784] p. 1 Pine in Nova Scotia p. 1 Royal Garrison Battalion settled at Sheet Harbour p. 2 Scarrawary Its timber resources Settlers needed on Nova Scotia eastern shore p. 2 Sheet Harbour a saw-mill at, others planned, and Garrison Batt'n settled at p. 2 Ship Harbour its settlers satisfied with locale Staves [no white oak, eastern Nova Scotia shore] p. 2 Staves to be had at Crow Harbour p. 1 Surveys, reports, and statistics fishery and forest: Chedabucto to Miramichi via Canso Timber Nova Scotia resources |
| Source: | Vol. 4-23 |
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