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Lists many graveyards in Guysbough County
Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia Cemeteries
A large site with many graveyards
Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia Genealogy
Make sure your speaker is on for this sight. A beautiful sailing song is played while you read the home page. The sight contains a large amount of information on Lunenburg County.
The Guysborough County GenWeb Project
An excellent source for links, history, cemetery listings and general information on Guysborough County
The Wizard's Cove
J. Christopher Young's Website is filled with information pertaining to Lunenburg County and the people who settled there in 1743. It contains his own geneology history, geneology workshop, news on the 250th Lunenburg Anniversary in 2003, a wizard's labratory, jokes and real-life humour. The site contains a vast amount of information on the people who settled there including: an index of 6,000 ancestor family names from Lunenburg, index of wills from 1770 to 1999, maps, index of community names, ships' lists, land grants, 1838 Lunenburg Census, partial census extracts from 1770 to 1901 of the area, military information and much more. The greatest thing of all is Mr. Young is constantly uploading information. It is not a site that was created and left for years. He has one page dedicated to What's New. It contains the list of uploaded files he has posted since September 1997. Stop by his site and enjoy. I'm sure if relatives came from Lunenburg, you will find a listing for them there.
Canadian Genealogy & History
This site has every province and territory listed which leads to local pages of information. There are personal pages, archives, census, cemeteries, history, military, organizations and societies and much more. If you are just beginning your family tree, this would be a great place to start or if you are looking for specific information in an area of Canada this is a wonderful spot to look.
MicMac History Site
This site gives a short history on the MicMac people in the Maritimes of Canada and the Northern Part of the USA.
Kelly's Uncommon Heroes
"This page is dedicated to our local veterans, the men and women from Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia and surrounding communities, who served our country." quote from Kelly. This is a wonderful sight providing information on the veterans of WW1 and WW2 from the area. In many cases, it provides spouse's names, parents names and other family members who served. The communities involved stretch from Marie Joseph to Country Harbour, including lists from Antigonish, Guysborough and Pictou County. The information and pictures were gathered from old newspapers and the veterans themselves. Also, if you know a veteran from the area, you can get them posted to honour their service. Just drop Kelly an email.
The Tiny Tattler.com
The Tiny Tattler, Canada's smallest newspaper, was published from 1933 to 1934 in Central Grove, Digby County, Nova Scotia. The goal behind the web page is to post as many copies of The Tiny Tattler as possible. Also posted is genealogical information such as census and a surname index to help researchers. The site is dedicated to the co-founder of the newspaper, Ivan Shortliffe. The site is new (began July 2000) and is under construction, but still holds information worth checking out if relatives lived in the community of Central Grove.
North Nova Scotia Highlanders
This site was created by Kevin Jackson. It is a memorial page dedicated to those who served with the North Novas. Within its pages hold many names of the brave souls who fought, were wounded or died for their country. Also included are facts on the unit, pictures, and lots of history. "The purpose of this page is to educate, learn and remember through the world wide web. 'Lest we forget...,'" Kevin Jackson. Drop by the site, in honour of Remembrance Day, and share a few moments with the many men who helped keep Canada free.