LOYALISTS OF LITTLE RIVER
Campbell J Clifford
Published by Self Published, Fredericton N.B, 2003
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spiral bound, pict paper wraps, 286 pages, illustrated, clean, bright copy, Contains intimae stories of th author' ancestors , Loyalists who came to settle on the shores of Little River, Sunbury Co. New Brunswick. The community was later re-named Ripples. It is located 34 kilometers east of Fredericton on the Richibucto Road, known as Highway 10. Much for the genealogists on the Ackerman, Campbells, McLaughlin, Young, the New Jersey Volunteers, etc. Mentioned are the Saxby Gale of 1869, The Interments Camps of WW ll, Gypsies, Log Drives, the hungry Thirties. Also, all the information from the gravestones of those buried in the Ripples Community Cemetary are listed. Appendix 'B' has ancestors charts for John Clifford Campbell; Annie Sinnott McLaughlin and Lilla Belle Young. Seller Inventory # 11255753
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Title: LOYALISTS OF LITTLE RIVER
Publisher: Self Published, Fredericton N.B
Publication Date: 2003
Binding: Paperbound
Condition: Very Good
Edition: First Edition
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LOYALISTS OF LITTLE RIVER
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Self Published, Fredericton N.B, 2003
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Paperbound
First Edition
Seller: Harry E Bagley Books Ltd, Fredericton, NB, Canada
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Paperbound. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. spiral bound, pict paper wraps, 286 pages, illustrated, clean, bright copy, Contains intimae stories of th author' ancestors , Loyalists who came to settle on the shores of Little River, Sunbury Co. New Brunswick. The community was later re-named Ripples. It is located 34 kilometers east of Fredericton on the Richibucto Road, known as Highway 10. Much for the genealogists on the Ackerman, Campbells, McLaughlin, Young, the New Jersey Volunteers, etc. Mentioned are the Saxby Gale of 1869, The Interments Camps of WW ll, Gypsies, Log Drives, the hungry Thirties. Also, all the information from the gravestones of those buried in the Ripples Community Cemetary are listed. Appendix 'B' has ancestors charts for John Clifford Campbell; Annie Sinnott McLaughlin and Lilla Belle Young. Seller Inventory # 11255590
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