Two "first" families of Nova Scotia: The Colleys' and the Carverys'

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dc.date.issued	1993
dc.identifier.uri	http://library2.smu.ca/xmlui/handle/01/30326
dc.description	1 p. : ill. ; 27 cm	en_CA
dc.description.abstract	A Nova Scotia fact sheet, prepared presumably by the Wentworth-Colley Research Bureau in advance of the G-7 Summit, asserts that some future residents of Africville previously inhabited the Spanish Shoal in District 1 (where the G-7 Summit is to occur). These residents were relocated to Africville in 1838 and received land rights to Africville in 1867 from Queen Victoria. Contact information for the Wentworth-Colley Research Bureau is provided.
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dc.title	Two "first" families of Nova Scotia: The Colleys' and the Carverys'	en_CA
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