The history of Kings County Nova Scotia heart of the Acadian land giving a sketch of the French and their expulsion ; and a history of the New England planters who came in their stead with many genealogies 1604-1910

This book delves deep into the vibrant tapestry of Kings County Nova Scotia from its origins as a pivotal region in Micmac Indigenous territory to its transformation into a prosperous hub of New England settler activity. The author unearths the rich history of the Acadian French and their tragic expulsion the resilience of new communities emerging from the ashes of loss and the enduring legacy of centuries-old families who have shaped the county's cultural fabric. Through meticulous research and an intimate understanding of the region's past the author illuminates the interconnected stories of different peoples and their lasting impact on the vibrant tapestry of Kings County.