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The United Empire Loyalists of Remsheg; refugees from the American Revolution.
Location: Fanningboro, Cumberland County

 
Wallace Harbour from the Loyalist Monument on the Fanningboro Loyalist Remsheg site.
1 of 15 		Present day view of the Fanningboro site, Fanningboro was the proposed Townsite for Loyalist Grant
2 of 15 		Survey of Fanningboro,three acre lots, Drawn 1784 by Charles Baker
3 of 15 		Browns Bay, part of the Fanningboro survey. Water access to John Browns property.
4 of 15 		Signature and date on the Fanningboro map
5 of 15 		Unitd Empire Loyalist Memorial at the Fanningboro Townsite, in North Wallace
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The original northern roadway of Fanningboro running parallel with the Bay at Fox Harbour
7 of 15 		Original Dotten home, built by James Dotten to replace his log cabin constructed after arriving 1784
8 of 15 		Green Street, one of the surveyed roads on the original Remsheg Grant
9 of 15 		East end road of Fanningboro, the townsite surveyed for the Remsheg Grant
10 of 15 		Heavy growth on site of John Brown,s tradigic first home. John and daughter struck by lightening.
11 of 15 		Dotten Cemetery, from Highway and Loyalist Monument in Fanningboro.
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Hand drawn map of Fanningboro, created by surveyor Charles Baker 1783
13 of 15 		Aerial photo of former townsite called Fanningboro, now called North Wallace
14 of 15 		Charles Baker signature from Fanningboro survey document 1784
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