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Report on Nova Scotia, 1784
| Author: | White, Gideon |
| Date: | 1784-01-01 |
| Subjects: | Antigonish Bay Verte Beaver Harbour In Nova Scotia Canso re fishing Cape Canso Casks [made at Phillips Harbour] Chance Harbour Apparently in Nova Scotia: used only by men curing fish Chedabucto Bay settled by Duke of Cumberland's Corps and about 500 others Chezzetcook In Nova Scotia Chisencook Chezzetcook Clam Harbour In Nova Scotia Cocagne Cockaine Cocagne Country Harbour sawmill and good timber at Crow Harbour valuable fishery D. of C. Regiment Duke of Cumberland's Regiment Duke of Cumberland's Corps [or Regiment] its men settled Chedabucto area Fisherman's Harbour In Nova Scotia: used only by men curing fish Glasgow Great St. Lawrence In Nova Scotia: spars available at Great Tangier In Nova Scotia Gut of Canso lumber and fish from Gut of Canso settled by 48 families in July of [1784] Harbour Crale In Nova Scotia: [will serve only small boats] Harbour of Calleboo In Nova Scotia: on its [north] shore Indian Harbour In Nova Scotia: not settled as of 1784: timber for spars at Isaac's Harbour Settled by Provincial Corps after the Revolutionary War: good timber resources Island Harbour In Nova Scotia: has good timber and is unsettled as of 1784 Jeddore Lumber and oysters at Liscomb Harbour In Nova Scotia Little Dover In Nova Scotia: unsettled as of 1784 Little Harbour In Nova Scotia Little St. Lawrence In Nova Scotia Little Tangier In Nova Scotia: timber and fire-wood at Lumber produced in Nova Scotia Mary[ ] Lewis In Nova Scotia: its timber resources Merigomish Merry, Joseph In Nova Scotia Miramichi Musquodobit lumber and oysters at New Englanders Fish at Scanawang [Nova Scotia] after Revolutionary War North-East Torbay In Nova Scotia: timber resources: unsettled as of 1784 Nova Scotia list of its towns, settlements, and harbours Owl's Head In N. S. Phillips Harbour unsettled [as of 1784] Pictou Pine Point [Sammock] On N. S. north shore or New Brunswick east shore Pope's Harbour In N. S. Raspberry A Nova Scotia place-name: unsettled as of 1784 Refugees at Chedabucto: example of their make-up: one disbanded Corps plus about 500 others Rustico Saw-mills at Country Harbour Scanawang Its fir, pine, and oak timber: used by New England fishermen but not settled or improved Sheet Harbour Shingles produced in Nova Scotia Ship Harbour timber and fire-wood at South-west Torbay In Nova Scotia: its timber resources and unsettled as of 1784 Southeastern Passage In Nova Scotia St. Mary's Bay timber for spars at St. Mary's River I In Nova Scotia: timber at Surveys, reports, and statistics fishery and forest: Chedabucto to Miramichi via Canso Tatamagouche Taylor's Bay In Nova Scotia: ships' timber at Three-fathom Harbour In N. S. White Head In Nova Scotia: unsettled as of 1784 White, Gideon "G. White" his collected data on Nova Scotia Winter Harbour In Nova Scotia [Lowic] Nova Scotia place-name [Mount] Island Harbour - In N. S. [Neheim] Quack - In Nova Scotia [Ramshag] [In Nova Scotia] |
| Source: | Vol. 4-24 |
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