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The United Empire Loyalists of Remsheg; refugees from the American Revolution.
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Page one of the Remsheg Grant, listing names and requirements of land holders, 1785
37 of 135 		Loyalist property map in Remsheg, signed by Charles Morris, circa 1784. Indication of Brown's lot.
38 of 135 		A map showing the land in the Remsheg area granted by the British Government to the Refugees.
39 of 135 		Remsheg land Grants of 1783, Showing around the Village of Wallace, Fanningboro and Oak Island
40 of 135 		Wallace Harbour from the Loyalist Monument on the Fanningboro Loyalist Remsheg site.
41 of 135 		Present day view of the Fanningboro site, Fanningboro was the proposed Townsite for Loyalist Grant
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Survey of Fanningboro,three acre lots, Drawn 1784 by Charles Baker
43 of 135 		Browns Bay, part of the Fanningboro survey. Water access to John Browns property.
44 of 135 		Wallace Harbour,formerly Remsheg Harbour, facing North East, entering the Northumberland Strait
45 of 135 		Loyalist re inactors, staging a meal in a quickly built shelter.
46 of 135 		Barbara Clark, Artist, painting a mural for the Museum Loyalist Celebrations
47 of 135 		Jennie Charman, former school teacher, cutting the cake for the Bicentennial Celebration
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Loyalist descendant at celebration in Wentworth
49 of 135 		Signature and date on the Fanningboro map
50 of 135 		Flag raising ceremony July 1st 1984
51 of 135 		Fireworks celebration on July 1st,, 1984
52 of 135 		Float for Gathering of the Clan`s Parade, Pugwash, July 1st, 1984
53 of 135 		Newspaper clipping about the1984 United Empire Loyalist Celebration
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