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The United Empire Loyalists of Remsheg; refugees from the American Revolution.
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Hand drawn map of Fanningboro, created by surveyor Charles Baker 1783
19 of 32 		Property in Blue shows the extent of the 20,000 acre property in the Remsheg Grant
20 of 32 		Loyalist costumes were a big hit during plans for celebrating the Bicentennial in 1984
21 of 32 		Survey of Chignecto Basin at the northern end of the Bay of Fundy. Showing site Fort Cumband in 1755
22 of 32 		Part of the map of Fanningboro, surveyed by Charles Baker in 1784. Document shows statistics.
23 of 32 		Careful Measurements to find the spot where the White Birch stood for the corner of lot #1in 1784
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Copy of Westchester Grant Document
25 of 32 		A.F. Church map of Cumberland County 1869, showing Wallace Bay and Fanningboro
26 of 32 		Section of 1848 Navigation Chart done by Captain James Cook and others.
27 of 32 		A section of an 1848 Chart showing Wallace and Fanningboro, drawn and constructed by Cook and others
28 of 32 		Story of the Loyalist arrival 1783
29 of 32 		Signature of Lt. Governor James Parr on original Remsheg Grant Document, date July 1st 1785
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Charles Baker signature from Fanningboro survey document 1784
31 of 32 		Signatures on Remsheg Grant document.
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