Ship's Passenger Lists for Pictou Includes passenger lists for the the Commerce, the Hector, The Dove, the Sarah, the Lovely Nelly, the Oughton, the Spencer, the Humphreys, the Isle of Skye, the Elizabeth and Ann, and more. Ships to Canada 1400 to 1800 Links to sites containing passenger lists. Publications Clips and Snips - Genealogical Information from the Acadian Recorder Information of interest to genealogists including marriages, deaths, and ship news, extracted from the weekly published in Halifax in the 1800's. FindersKeepers Books Specializing in Nova Scotia history and genealogy books. Tiny Tattler Website dedicated to the Tiny Tattler newspaper that was published in Central Grove, NS in the 1930's and 1940's.
Site also includes a genealogy section.
Religion History of St. Paul's Church St. Paul's is the oldest Protestant place of worship in Canada. Its doors were opened for service in 1750 Sales Roots Cape Breton Genealogy and Family History Fee based genealogy service to find ancestors on Cape Breton Island. We will search out names for you or you may visit and do the research on your own. Until 1793, Montbeliard was the independent homeland of about 420 French-speaking Protestants brought to Nova Scotia by a Dutch shipping agent named John Dick. Colchester Co. Genealogical adaptation of the book Historical and Genealogical Record of the First Settlers of Colchester County.