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The bottom line on the sign says "Ice Cream ------". The building with the Union Jack once was a meat market belonging to Faye's grandfather Tom and father Waldo Lewis from after WW2 until about 1951.
This site is dedicated to the memory of every person who ever lived in Yarmouth County. Hard working folks who fashioned a County rich in history and tradition. My own ancestors, the Lovitts' (Lovett) and Mckennes' (Mckinney, Mckenna, Mckinnie, Mckenney) first settled in Nova Scotia at Chegoggin, Yarmouth County in the 1700's. I want to build this site into a place where you can find information on your family. To do this I need contributions. If you have Historical or Genealogical information that you want to share with others, please contact me and I will post it on this site.
If anyone has a photograph of historical significance from Yarmouth County that they would like displayed on this page, please contact me.
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Nova Scotia GenWeb Project
Canada GenWeb Project
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