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Copyright © Lucille H. Campey, 2010

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Campey, Lucille H.

Planters, paupers, and pioneers : English settlers in Atlantic Canada / by Lucille H. Campey.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Issued also in electronic format.

ISBN 978-1-55488-748-4

1. English--Atlantic Provinces--History. 2. Colonists--Atlantic Provinces--History. 3. United Empire loyalists-Atlantic Provinces--History. 4. Atlantic Provinces--Emigration and immigration--History. 5. England--Emigration and immigration-- History. 6. Ships--Atlantic Provinces--Passenger lists. 7. Atlantic Provinces--Genealogy. I. Title.

FC2050.B7C34 2010 971.5004’21 C2010-902312-9

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Front cover image: Pownal Wharf, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, in 1849, watercolour by George Hubbard. The red ship’s hull is the remains of the Castalia, built in 1835 by James Ellis Peake at his Charlottetown shipyard. Following her demise in a storm in 1838, Peake converted the hull into an office and rigging loft. It was affectionately known as “Peake’s Ark.” Peake’s house is the brick building to the left of the “ark.” It still stands today. Courtesy of the Prince Edward Island Museum and Heritage Foundation.

Back cover image: Settler’s cabin between Halifax and Windsor as seen from a train in June 1867, a watercolour-overpencil by Juliana Horatia Ewing. Courtesy of Yorkshire Libraries and Information, Wakefield, Ewing Gatty Collection.

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