Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada - c. 1800
by Garth Vaughan © 2001
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Long Pond Story
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Maps
1786 -
"Plan" for King's
Windsor
- Anson Map
1871
- Church Map
1879
- Hendry Map
1880 - Roe Bros Map
1878
- Bird's Eye View
BIG Maps
1786 - "Plan"
for King's
Windsor -
Anson Map
1871
- Church Map
1879
- Hendry Map
1880 - Roe Bros Map
1878 - Bird's
Eye View
Map
to Long Pond
Other
1842
- TCH/King's Deed
Compilation of Maps
Long Pond
Fall 2002
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William and Lucy Haliburton, Windsor
to their daughters charlotte & Lucy & son-in-law in Tobago
Windsor, 29 July 1790
(Thomas was born
1796)
...Here with us, our Noble Windsor looks forward with Expectation...Fatning
sheaves & fruitful Seasons promise to fill the Horn of Plenty till it can
hold no more...Windsor hopes to be the seat of the muses. Academies & Colleges
shall distinguish this from all Acadien villages ...we are already dignified with
a stately new church that will contain 500 Hearers and of Tiltons and Clarkes
our church shall never be wanting.
Excerpt From -
Haliburton Family Letters 1789-1839 - Nova Scotia Historical Review
(pub 1993) #13 Pg 109-138 - Donor Haliburton Fales of Gladstone, New Jersey
NSARM - Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management
F 5200 N935
pg 109
The letters
reproduced below for the most part will be found in NSARM - Nova Scotia Archives
& Records Management
in Manuscript Group Vol 2950A Items 1-51
pg
117-118
Letter 7
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