Digby County, Nova Scotia
| Published on September 19th, 2007 By Eric Bourque THE VANGUARD NovaNewsNow.com A local resident at that time who now lives in the Annapolis Valley, Rev. Dawson was the pastor of the Cedar Lake United Baptist Church in 1999 when he became the first president of the Old Beaver River/Port Maitland Cemeteries Preservation Society. More Info @: http://www.thevanguard.ca/Arts/Cultural-activities/2007-09-19/article-607226/Cemeteries-recognized-as-heritage-sites/1 |
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Descendants of Pasco Foote:Cedar Lake, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
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The
Yarmouth County Archives contains many thousands of files relating to
businesses, organizations and people in Yarmouth County. This includes
newspapers, genealogies, government records, and various other sources.
http://yarmouthcountymuseum.ednet.ns.ca/resources.html |
| ELLIS (Wetmore),
Sabra Moses - 96, Hebron, Yarmouth Co., passed away peacefully......
She was a member of the Cedar Lake Baptist Church and taught school in
Nova Scotia for five years. Then, in 1926, More information: http://www.genealogybuff.com/canada-bbs/webbbs_config.pl?noframes;read=37 |
Driftwood Sculptor
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I think these are pictures from
the Cedar Lake area:
Bonnie's little Blue Merle Boy | Flickr - Photo Sharing! |
Cedar Lake Fishing
near Port Maitland, Nova Scotia
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| DELANEY (SAVARY), Leta Aris -
95, Port Maitland, Yarmouth Co.Born at Cedar Lake, Digby Co.,
she was the only daughter of the late Murray SAVARY and Amy (REEVES)
SAVARY JENNINGS http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nsdigby/obituaries/query026.htm |
| Hi my name is Dave Rhyno .I
would like very much enter cedar lake into
this site, We have a very pretty village with a lot of old buildings,
plus
Camp Peniel, and a very beautiful lake where there are numerous camps
and
cottages, not to mention the bass tournaments that are held here every
spring and summer. could you please consider this and if yes let me
know
how i can get started
Thank you Dave Rhyno
I just read your page and note that Dave Rhyno mentioned
about Cedar Lake. Why should Cedar Lake be left out of
your Yarmouth villages and towns. Cedar Lake falls in the
two counties of Yarmouth and Digby and has a rich history.Â
You should try and contact a Mrs. Anne Sorenson who can give you a
wealth of information on Cedar Lake. Lets see Cedar Lake
listed with his historical values.
Thank you! Thank you for your letters. Someone will have to provide information on this area as others did for other villages. If you or anyone else has pictures or information that you can share please send it to webmaster@yarmouth.org. On the subject line please write the name of the village. In this case Cedar Lake. I will include it on this page. Yours Sincerely
Date: 2/4/99
Comments: Hello Yarmouth.It's nice to see you on line as they
call it.I
am not from yarmouth but my husband is and we did live there for a long
time. He is from Port Maitland.We also lived in Cedar Lake for a few
years.We
try to get back when we can and my husband misses it so.What we do miss
is walking on the beach,for there is no place like that up here.you
can't
find a quiet place for a picnic or listen to the waves hit the shore or
even hear the birds singing, just too many cars & people.we have
been
wanting to stay at the grand hotel for years but never did oh well
maybe
someday. We have a 28th anniversary comming up on March 15th a week in
yarmouth sounds wonderfull. We do keep in touch with relatives and
friends
,and from time to time i'll drop you a line ok. Bye for now
Yarmouth
MARY J
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