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Historical Information
Bay De Verde Regional Area

The following are miscellaneous articles or books submitted by individuals that are doing research
and have graciously agreed to place them here for your pleasure.

Bay De Verde Historical Information

People

1. A Series of Letters by Cecil J. Reynolds with References to Newfoundland Families

2. People who made a difference in the Bay De Verde District

3. Proprietors of the Wesleyan Chapel in Bay Roberts, 1826.

4. To His Excellency John Campbell Esq. The humble activities of the Principal inhabitants, Planters, and Boatkeepers residing in Conception Bay, Newfoundland

5. A History of the First Settlers of Western Bay North

6. Bishop John March

7. Bishop Henry Carfagnini

8. Bishop John Dalton

9. Bishop Ronald McDonald

10. Bishop John M. O'Neill

11. "Perhaps They Left Us Up Here" (excerpts of Newfoundland names)

12. "Newfoundland and its Missionaries" (excerpts of Newfoundland names)

13. "Clergy Who Served in the Bay de Verde Parish" (excerpts of Newfoundland names)

14. Newfoundland Disasters

15.House of Assembly Records

16.Newfoundland Veteran's Company

17.Methodist Class Lists

Events

1. Hurricane of 1775

Places

1. Land Petitions, August 16, 1831

2.History of Northern Bay

School History and Various Reports

1. 1831/2 Proceedings of the Newfoundland & British North America Society for Educating the Poor.

General Interest

1. A Note on Jersey and Newfoundland

2. Curing fish for the shipment to England

3. The Jersey Men

4. Newfoundland Currency and Banksing Institutions

5. Newfoundland Folklore

6. Colonial Office Records

7. The Treasury of Newfoundland Stories a collection of 56 stories, true and fiction, about life in Newfoundland in the first half of the 20th century.

8. Listing of "Fishing Masters" showing locations, ship names and destinations during 1678

9. "A Matter of Custom and Convenience": Marriage Law in Nineteenth-Century Newfoundland

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