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Come Home to Your Loyalist Roots
Updated 9 November 2008
| .. . Click on the above link to visit pages for each of the Remsheg Loyalist families. . Contact us if you want to have information added. | .. (Not the Union Jack) .. Click on the link to find out more! | . PHOTOS WANTED . Did you take photos at the reunion? Please send us a link to your page and we'll post the link for others to view. . Check out Photos from 2008 Reunion |
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NEWS: Cumberland 250 Celebration - 14 to 16 August, 2009
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A reunion of descendants of Loyalists who settled the Remsheg Grant (Wallace and area, Nova Scotia) in the mid 1780s following the American Revolution was held in Wallace, June 28 through 30, 2008, at the Wallace and Area Museum, to celebrate the 225th anniversary of the arrival of the Remsheg Loyalists in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia!
Did you take photos at the reunion? If so and you are willing to share, please send us a link to your page (for example, Picassa) and we'll post the link for others to view.
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If you are a descendant, please contact us at remsheg225@yahoo.ca.
If you are a descendant, please contact us at remsheg225@yahoo.ca.
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Stamp Collectors: The Loyalist Landing 2008 Society in Shelburne, Nova Scotia, has worked with Canada Post to produce a collectible Picture Postage Stamp. This souvenir of the 225th anniversary of the loyalists’ landing is real postage and will always be valued at the current domestic rate which means that letters up to 30 grams will be delivered to any Canadian address, no matter what the letter rate at the time. .
These stamps can be ordered from the Loyalist Landing 2008 Society by E-mail from their web site. The Picture Postage stamp is a self adhesive stamp. Prices: $1.25 each; Keepsake Sheet with 20 Stamps: $30.00; Stamp Sheets (40 stamps): $50.00 (40 x $1.25).
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Are you a published author of books about the American Revolution and Loyalists in general or about specific Remsheg Loyalist families, then please let us know. We can add information on you and your book(s) to our section Books and Authors.
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Come back often to see the changes as plans are developed and pages are updated. Check out the web links provided for many of the families. Send us links to web sites we can add to add your family web link or to general Genealogy Reference Sites. ...
We invite you to wander around the web site.
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With best wishes from the Organizing Committee:
With best wishes from the Organizing Committee:
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Debby Warren
Ellen Muise
Linda Brown
Doris Purdy,
Board Liaison, Wallace and Area Museum
Supported by Volunteers from Wallace and Area, NS.
Linda Brown
Doris Purdy,
Board Liaison, Wallace and Area Museum
Supported by Volunteers from Wallace and Area, NS.
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| Anonymous | Angus McFee/Deborah Wheaton | 0 | Apr 14 2011, 1:35 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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I understand this couple were aboard the Thetis leaving NYC 15 Oct 1784. Also think McFee got land under as a Remsheg loyalist.
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| Anonymous | Ackley, Ackerly, Akerley etc. | 0 | Sep 19 2009, 7:29 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Looking for information on this family, Westchester Cty, New York Loyalists relocated to Canada through the Remsheg land grant. Have James Howard Ackerley (spelling varies) m. Martha Ellen Hazel in 1869 Pembroke, Hants, NS. His parents Isaac & Esther (no maiden known). Her parents Joseph & Margaret (maiden unknown, possibly Rolphe) Trying to track back from James to his ancestors. Any possible leads of interest. Thank you
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| Anonymous | Family name research | 1 | Feb 10 2009, 9:13 PM EST by Anonymous | ||
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Greetings from the Prairies: I am trying to collect information about my family who lived in the Wallace area in the late 1800's into the 1950's. Some of the children attended local schools in the Wallace area: how can I gain access to their names in rolls of attendance? Does anyone remember the family of: Sarah (nee: Rhindress) McFadden? Also, my Father went to sea when he was a young man. He spoke of sailing from the Wallace ports. Where can I obtain names and voyages of schooner ships from that era? Thank you for any information you can supply. Edith McFadden-Croft (nicky21@shaw.ca) You can find pictures of my ancestors on my face book page .... You can also borrow books I have written about growing up in Pugwash in the 1950's and early 1960's in the Pugwash library. Enjoy. From, Edith
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Remsheg Loyalists 225th Anniversary Registration Form - May 1-08.pdf (Adobe Portable Document Format - 18k)
posted by eemuise May 1 2008, 7:28 PM EDT
REGISTRATION FORM
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