of the South Shore Langilles of Nova Scotia by Stewart C. Langille Published by: H & B Langille's Print Ltd. 178 Logan Rd., Bridgewater Nova Scotia B4V 2W9 Telephone: (902) 543-3216 Sometimes this book is available through Amazon - subject to availability though. |
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The North Shore Langilles of Nova Scotia by Gerald E. Byers Reprinted by: Petheric Press Ltd.Halifax (1977) Originally published in: Nova Scotia Historical Quarterly, Vol. 7, Number 3, 1977 Book # 41 | Schooner Books Ltd. 5378 Inglis St., Halifax,NS, Canada B3H 1J5 Phone 902-423-8419 / Fax 902-423-8419 Email: [email protected] |
The Story of the Yukon Field Force Introduced and Edited by Brereton Greenhous Published by: Dundurn Press, 1987 1558 Queen St. East, Toronto, Ontario M4L 1E8 ISBN # 1-55002-028-5 At the back of this book is a write up on Robert "Bob" Langille - interesting read! | |
British Remittance men in the Canadian West by Mark Zuehlke Brief mention of a Mr. Langill a Presbyterian Minister from the Vernon area of British Columbia. It is also interesting reading if you are looking for information on remittance men. | |
River John: It's Pastors & People by G. Lawson Gordon, 1911 |
Price: This book is available by downloading for free from the Pictou County GenWeb |
by Scott Winston Teal Published in 1991. I have this book and have used it in my research. It is not without errors on some of the family lines. Even so, it is worthwhile to have it as a jumping off point in your research. The author was young when he wrote it, and it shows in some of the exclamation marks he uses to emphasize points. Amazon doesn't always have it in stock. |
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by Kate Johnson Published August 20, 1951 by Mrs. K. Johnson, Nakusp, B.C. For the 1892-1952 Nakusp Diamond Jubliee Two Langilles are mentioned in this book. A Joshua Langille who was a pioneer lumberman from Nova Scotia, and a Tracey Langille who was "stable boss of tramway horses". This book would long be out of print. I borrowed a copy of it from the Prince George (BC) library. | |
The story of the three and four-masted cargo schooners of Atlantic Canada 1859-1929 by John P. Parker, M.B.E., Master Mariner Published 1960, Second Printing 1961 Hazell, Watson & Viney Lts., Aylesbury and Slough (Great Britain) There are 2 references to a Langille and a C.C. Langill in this book. Under "Schooners launched from other Yards, 1880-90", there is this passage: "In 1882 a small tern, the Leo of 123 tons net, was launched by Langille of Mahone Bay. This vessel had many owners during her forty years' career and latterly was registered at Charlottetown, P.E.I." Under "The 1903 Schooners" J.W. Cochrane also built the Hartney W. of 271 tons net for Captain W.E. Wasson. This vessel had a long life and several owners, including C.C. Langill, J.G. Cochrane and J.E. George. For a period of time she appears to have had French owners but retained her Canadian registry. She was broken up on the beach at Parrsboro in 1903." I suspect this book is out of print - I borrowed it from the Prince George (BC) library. | |
of Scotland & Nova Scotia, Canada Allied families Bell, Bowron, Byers, Clark, Cooper, Edwards, Kennedy, Langille.... I can't tell you anything about this book - I have not seen it yet ~ but am hoping! | |
Volumes I and II by Leonard H. Smith Jr. & Norma H. Smith I have this set of books - lovely hardcovers. The information is very limited for each entry, but does list the head of the household and which ship they arrived on. |
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