page_title: Selma, Nova Scotia
section_title: Acadians
hierarchical_section_title: Selma, Nova Scotia / Acadians
caption_attribution_description: English: Shubenacadie River,Nova Scotia Map, by Captain Matthew Floyer,_1755
context_page_description: Selma is a small community in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, located in The Municipality of the District of East Hants in Hants County.
context_section_description: The LeJeune Family lived in Selma prior to the Acadian Exodus from the area in 1750 during Father Le Loutre's War. According to Captain Matthew Floyer, Selma had four dwellings and a mill. The field beside the Selma Brook was named "La Pree a Breard".
  Selma may have been named Village Robere as referenced by Charles Morris, which would mean that the Robert Henry Family also lived in the village. The Ile St. Jean census date of 1752 suggest that the Henry family married many of those in the Pitre family. The Pitre Family were in the neighbouring community of Maitland, Nova Scotia.
  Alternatively, however, there is evidence to suggest that Vil Robere may have been East Noel (present day Densmore Mills, Nova Scotia).
caption: Selma, 1755 by Captain Matthew Floyer
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