Mary Jackson (alias) Waldron was born at Country
Harbour Nova Scotia April 20th. 1786.
Parents (supposed to be) Lifford Waldron, Esq.
& Martha Jackson a Black Woman.
Elizabeth Jackson (alias) Wood was born
at Country Harbour Nova Scotia
March 23rd. 1789.
Amelia Jackson (alias) Wood was born
Country Harbour Nova Scotia November
1790. John Jackson (alias) Wood was
born at Country Harbour Nova Scotia
April 14th 1793.
Parents Henry Wood a white m______
Jackson a Black Woman

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What is left is the following:

Mary McKindley was b_______
Nova Scotia June _________
Night McKindl______
Nova Scotia _______
Aaron Mc_____
Nova S______

Married at Country Harbour Nova Scotia July 21
1788. by a Justice of the Peace - Jacob McKinley &
Elizabeth Gillburn.

August 1st. 1794 was married by a Justice of the
Peace at Country Harbour Nova Scotia Gamaliel
Haze and Elizabeth Miller

At Country Harbour Nova Scotia June 29th 1794
was married by Justice Dawkins Esq. Robert Tompson
and Alice Peters both black People of this Township
was married by Justice Marshall Levi Niblet
and Margaret Hannaberry

At Country Harbour Nova Scotia September 22nd
1794 was married by Justice Dawkins Christopher
York and Amestene Hawkins both from Halifax

At Country Harbour Nova Scotia October 19th
1794 was married by Justice Legett George
Dawkins Esquire. One of the Judges for the
County of Sydney to Miss Amelia Houseal
eldest daughter to the Reverend Michael Barnet
Houseal

At Country Harbour Nova Scotia, October 30th 1794
was married by Justice Legett David Johnson and
Margaret Butler both of the County of Sydney.

Married at Country Harbour County of Sydney
and Province of Nova Scotia,
by Justice Leggett, Richard Bradford & Mrs?
Harvey the 4th, June 1797 ~~

Married at Country Harbour County of Sydney
Province of Nova Scotia
by Justice Legett, William Squince & Margaret Marlow
the 8th August 1796.

Married at Country Harbour County of Sydney
and Province of Nova Scotia by Justice Dawkins
Jonathan Holley and Maryann Catherine
Campbell the 21st, June 1799 ~~

Married at Country Harbour County of Sydney and
Province of Nova Scotia by Justice Legett James Locoe? and
Mary Foules? the 15th November 1800 ~~

Married at Country Harbour County of Sydney and
Province of Nova Scotia by Justice Legett, Henry Wood
and Jane Davison, this 5th December 1801 ~~

Married at Country Harbour County of Sydney and Province
of Nova Scotia by Justice Legett, Anthony Cone___ and
Elizabeth _____, this 6th Day of February 1802

Married at Country Harbour Nova Scotia by Justice Legett
Jacob McKinley and Mary M____ the 4th day of ___ ____

Married at Country Harbour Nova Scotia by Justice
Legett, George Webb to Phebe Roberts, black people
the 22nd Jan.y 1803 ~

Married at Country Harbour Nova Scotia by
John Legett Esqr. William Davison to Mary
Niblet, the 8th day of September 1809 ~~

Married at Country Harbour Nova Scotia
by John Legett Esqr. Martin Cly and
Elsy Webb 30th Janry. 1810 both black ___

The final pages deal with Marks and Brands of Animals, and also with sales/trades of lots of land in the Township.

Levi Niblets mark is a Swallow fork in the right
Ear.

Richard Bradfords mark is a Crop & a Slit in the
right Ear, and a Crop and an underkeel in the left.

William Masons mark is a 1/2 Crop in the right Ear.

Jacob McKindley his mark is a hole in each Ear.

Fred.k Feltmate his mark is a crop in the left
ear & half halfpenny over it, with half halfpen-
ny the underside of the right ear, and crop on the
upper side.

Next entry has been scratched out, but is still legible. It reads:
John Campbells mark is a hole in the
left Ear and a Crop in the right.

John Scott a Slit in each ear.

Next entry has been scratched out, but is still legible. It reads:
Benj.n Hines mark a crop in
the left ear.

John George Legetts Mark is a Crop of the
right Ear scratched out writing here
and a ____ Crop in the left.
J.G. Legett, Town Clerk

Next entry has been scratched out and is illegible.

This is to certify that Benjamin Hines
has this day altered his mark to a crop
on the left ear and two Slits in the
same Ear. June 7th 1811 ~
Jn.o G. Legett Town Clerk

John Masons mark is a half Crop in the
left Ear... March 16. 1814. Jno. G. Legett

Stephen Bradleys Mark is both Ears Crop'd and
a hole in the left Ear.

_____ ___________
Benjamin Johnston
Appointed Clerk

James Fannings mark is a Swallow fork in
the right Ear ~

Edw.d Fannings mark is a Swallow fork in
each Ear.

William Bezansons mark is a Crop of the right
Ear and a Slit near the But of the same Ear
on the under side.

This may Certify that I have disposed
of Lott No. _____ to Matt.w Gregg
March 7th 1792.
Signed:
GeoDawkins

Her Majestys Steam Surveying Vessel
Calumbra ? Lieut Com Shortland ?
bring the First Steamer that was ever
Knowing to Come into Country Harbor
Anchored off of Stewarts Mill 12th Augt
1846. haveing on Board Capt. Ripon of the
loyal Engineers to Explor the _____ _____
Road _____ ______ of St. John's N
Brunswick and John J. Marshall
M.P. from Guysborough.

A Steam tug Boat from Quebeck bound
to St. John N Brunswick came into Country
Harbor 10th Sep 1855 for Wood.

March 19. 1792 Memor.m of Marks
Brands &c. for the Horses, Cattle &c.
belonging to the Inhabitants of
Country Harbour Township &c.
Captn. John Legett's mark is a
Crop in the right Ear and a Slit in
the left Ear.

Matthew Gregg's mark is a
Hole in the left Ear and a Crop
in the right Ear

George Smith's mark is a
Crop and a Slit in the left Ear.

David Johnson's Mark a crop and 2 Slits in the
right Ear & a swallow fork in the left.

Lifford Waldron's Mark is half a crop in the left Ear
taken up by John Mason

John Waters his Mark is a Slit and Swallow fork
in the right ear. & a Crop in the left.

Next entry is scratched out but still legibile:
Doctor Daniel Cornwell his Mark is a Crop &
1/2 penny underside of the right Ear & a Split in
the left.

Henry Woods his Mark is a Crop and Slit in the
right Ear.

Captain Michael Houseal his mark is a
hole in each Ear

Captain Daniel McNeill his Mark is a
Crop in the right Ear, and a nick in the
underside of the left.

Ephraim Clyburn's Mark is a Crop and a
Hole in the right Ear. and a swallow fork in
the left.

Captain Joel Hudson his Mark is a Swallow
____ in the right Ear and two 1/2 Penny's ____
___ left.

Stormont 21st 1784 Sept.
This is to certify that Robert Hamilton and
Peter Conor have exchanged their Lots in
the Town of Stormont Viz. Robert Hamilton
exchanges his Lot 76 for Peter Conor's Lot
No 26 as Witness our hands ~
Signatures:
Rob.t Hamilton
Peter Connor
Witness
Signature: Thomas Hamilton

21st Sept. 1784
This is to certify that
Solomon Porter & Mic___ Collins
have exchanged their Lots in the Town
of Stormont Viz. Solomon Porter exchanges
his Lot 39 for Mic.d Collins Lot No. 230
Signature: Solomon Porter (his mark)
Witness:
Signature:Thomas Hamilton

Stormont 23 Sept. 1784
This is to Certify that __ Donald
Campbell and John Farnie have exchanged
their Lots in the Town of Stormont Viz.
Donald Campbell exchanges his Lot No
205 for John Farnie No. 279 as Witness
our hands ~
Signatures:
Thomas Hamilton __
John Farnie
Witness
Signature:
Samuel Dyer

Agreed between Thomas Hamilton and
Lieut Thuragood to exchange Townlots
Thomas Hamilton takes 74 and gives
up No 229 to L. Thuragood
Signature:
thomas Hamilton
L X Th.
Witness
Signature: Rob.t Hamilton

This is to certify that I have exchanged my lot No. __ __
the Town of Stormont with George Shulnut? for No. ___
said town for which this is __ Sufficient ____ in Witness
my hand this 29th September 1784
Signatures:
Thomas Berry (his X mark)
Char.l S____ Witness

Stormont 2nd Oct.r 1784
Arch.d McDugald & Jacob Fenton has
agreed to exchange their lots in Stormont
N24 for No 67 the later Fenton takes &
Arch.d McDugald takes No. 24
Signatures:
Jacob Fenton
Arch.d McDugald
Witness
Signature:
Wm. Stewart
Note at the bottom of above entry:
Quere. How could Fenton exchange this lot with McDugald when
he had previously exchanged it with Donald Campbell. __ 8 days
before this? *

Agreed between John Thompson and Thomas
Maltz to Exchange Lots in the Town of Stormont
Viz John Thompson to retain Maltz lot No 181
and Thomas Maltz to retain Thompson lot No 72
Signatures:
John Thompson
Thomas Maltz
Oct. 13th 1784
Witness
Signature:
George St.George?

This is to certify that Ensn. Donald Campbell has
Exchanged Lieut. Alex.r Campbells lot No. 235 in
the Town of Stormont, for No. 225. A vacant
Lot, as Witness Our hands.
No signatures

The next entry is too dark to be legible. The names appear to be Isaiah Lowe and ______Mills. Witnessed by Henry Boyde.

Stormont 9 July 178_
We John Lawrence and Thomas
____ have agreed to Exchange
lots that is to Say John Lawrence
gives his lot No. 247 for Thomas ______
No. 66 in Stormont
Witness
Signature:
Gamaliel Hays

Stormont 16 July 17__
We Malcom Black & John
Lawrence have Agreed to Exchange
lots in Stormont Viz Black
gives his lot No. 69 for Lawrence
lots No. 66 ~
Witness
Signature:
D. M _______

Stormont 3 August 178_
this is to Certify that I have Exchanged
my lot No. 29 with David Legett
for his lot No. given under
my hand this Day ~
Witness
Signature:
John Legett

D Ellis exch.d his lot No 74 with L______
Thurogood ___

Articles of Agreement made and
Concluded upon between Charles Mc
Intire ^ of one part & John Nowland of the other
That I Charles McIntire doth agree
to Exchange a Town lot in Stormont Known
By the Title of N 102 with the Above mention
John Nowland for a lot N 216 in the
aforesaid town given under my hand
this 28 June 1784
Signature:
Charles McIntire
Witness
Signarure:
John Campbell?

______
Arch.d Cameron ~
Stormont 18 June 1784
I Do hearby Acknowledge to have
Exchanged my lot of Land in the
Town of Stormont No. 55 for 58? Liffo__
Waldron? in Said town
Witness McLain

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