About This Book
The work provides a concise local history of the Chignecto isthmus and its early inhabitants, beginning with geography and colonial context and moving through New England and Yorkshire migrations and the Eddy rebellion. It records the establishment of churches, offers genealogical sketches of the Trueman family and allied households, and presents journals and letters alongside accounts of Prospect Farm and the first settlers of Cumberland. The narrative combines documentary notes and oral tradition to preserve settlement patterns, family connections, and community institutions for regional readers.
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