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BOOK - The Hessians of Nova Scotia
By Johannes Helmut Merz with Terrence M. Punch.
The Hessians were an auxiliary regiment from Germany, engaged by Britain to fight on the British side during the American Revolutionary War. This book includes the personal data files of 235 Hessian soldiers who settled in Nova Scotia after the American Revolution, plus much useful information for those researching Hessian soldiers.
Contents include:
- German military units serving in North America 1776-1783
- Nova Scotia — An overview of its history by Terrence M. Punch
- Introduction to the Hessians of Nova Scotia
- Explanations
- The Hessians by J. Vroom, published in Canadian History 1899
- Hessians of Nova Scotia Name Register
- Personal Data Files for each Hessian from A -Z (Abt to Ziegler)
- List of Sources consulted
- Recommended Literature in addition to above listed sources
- Places of birth of Hessians in Germany
- Hessian settlers at Nine-Mile-River
- Surveyor of Benjamin Marston’s list of 40 Yaghers found on 10 lots in Parr’s E. And D. Division - Shelburne
264 Pages
8 X 11"
Softcover - Cerlox bound
Illustrations
Lists
Maps
ISBN 0-9735462-6-3
Published by 7th Town Historical Society, 2005
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