John Clark's Warf - Rollover Name

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Birthplace Overview Long Pond Story Long Version Short Version Supporting 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 Aerial View/Church 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 Tourism Links Long Pond Photos	John Clark’s Warf In 1800, John Clarke, as an exporter of Gypsum, and Neal McGeachy, as owner of a vessel, petitioned the government for waterlots, and were granted same at what is now the end of Albert Street [Avon River, Windsor, Nova Scotia] … Excerpt From: Leslie Loomer Windsor, A Journey in History Sg Ref 971.635 L863W Pub. 1996 Pg 120 NOTE: Move your cursor over the picture to show the printing more clearly. John Clark Esquire – Warfe Excerpt from – Crown Lands Office – Plans in the Hants County Portfolio – #13 Layout of Lots on Road to Falmouth [undated – c. 1800] See Whole Plan
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