History 1800-1899

1800 – Annapolis County – History of Bridgetown

1800’s – 1900’s – McIntosh Family Bible Excerpts

1800’s – 1930’s – Walker’s Cove Inverness County

1800’s – 1991 – Life in the Cape North Area

1800’s – Stories from Cape Breton

1802 – Early Settlement in Judique

1802 – Highland Scots Emigrate to Nova Scotia

1802 – MacNeils confronted by MicMac Indians at Iona

1806 – An Account of PEI by John Stewart

1807 – Farmers in Parrsboro, Cumberland County

1809 – Pictou Co – Merigomish – Land Petitions

1809 – Pictou County – Merigomish – Grant Applicants

1809 – Pictou County – Philadelphia Grant Landholders

1812 – Brief History of East Bay

1812 – Settlement of East Bay

1814 – St Mary’s, Guysborough County

1815 – Irish Catholics in Nova Scotia

1815 – Pictou County – Pictou – Emigrants from Scotland

1816 – Contingency Funds for Cape Breton Island

1817 – Cole Harbour, Guysborough County

1817 – Contingency Funds for Cape Breton Island

1817 – Washabuckt Pioneers Part 3

1819 – Belle Washes Her Stockings

1819 – Settler Correspondence

1820 – Ankerville Street

1820 – Bartimen’s History

1821 – Kings County – Dalhousie Settlement

1821 – North River History

1823 – 2017 – Preserving An Irish Home in Ingonish

1826 – 1860 – New Brunswick – Westmorland County – History of Melrose

1826 – History of Grand Mira

1827 – Digby County – Freeport – Fish Lot Owners

1827 – Washabuckt Pioneers Part 1

1828 – Pioneers of Boom

1829 – Kings County – Harbourville

1830 – 1833 – House of Assembly

1830 – Emigrants from Isle of Skye to Cape Breton

1830 – Middle River Community

1830’s – Guysborough County – Isaac’s Harbour; Goldboro

1830’s – Yankee Harbour, Guysborough County

1834 – House of Assembly

1834 – PEI Emigration Handbook

1836 – House of Assembly

1837 – 1939 – Hallowed Timbers – Wooden Churches of Cape Breton

1837 – House of Assembly

1837 – Senators Corner – Glace Bay – Senator William McDonald

1838 – 1844 – House of Assembly

1839 – 1992 – Nova Scotia Coal Mining Fatalities Part 1