About Me
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What I tend to work on edit
I'm interested in writing local histories in Atlantic Canada, specifically as they relate to the military raids and battles that happened in various communities. I also focus particularly on Hants County, Nova Scotia.
Pages I created edit
Military history of Nova Scotia edit
Acadian Civil War edit
First Abenaki War edit
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1675)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1676)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1677)
- Battle off Port La Tour (1677)
- Fort Pentagouet
King William's War edit
- Battle of Placentia (1692)
- Province Galley (ship)
- Simon-Gérard de La Place
- Fort Loyal
- Naval battle off St. John (1691)
- Charles Frost (military officer)
- Raid on Groton
- Raid on Oyster River
- Battle at Chedabucto (Guysborough)
- Bay of Fundy (1696)
- Siege of Pemaquid (1696)
- Fort William Henry (Pemaquid Beach, Maine) (major revisions)
- Raid on Chignecto (1696)
- Siege of Fort Nashwaak (1696)
- Avalon Peninsula Campaign
- Meductic Indian Village / Fort Meductic
- Fort Nashwaak
- Raid on Haverhill (1697)
- Fort St. Louis (Guysborough County, Nova Scotia)
Queen Anne's War edit
- Fort Mary (Maine)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1703)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1712)
- Raid on Grand Pré
- Benjamin Church (ranger) (major revisions)
- Pierre Maisonnat dit Baptiste
- John Williams (Reverend)
- Winthrop Hilton
Father Rale's War edit
- Richard Jacques (military officer)
- Johnson Harmon
- Fort Frederick (Newfoundland)
- Samuel Gledhill
- Fort St. George (Thomaston, Maine)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1723)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1724)
- Battle at Winnepang (Jeddore Harbour)
- Battle at Pequawket (Fryeburg)
- Battle of Norridgewock
- John Gyles - significant revisions
- Jeremiah Moulton
- Fort Richmond (Maine)
- Fort William Augustus
- Fort Menaskoux
King Georges War edit
- Siege of Louisbourg (1745) - major revisions
- David Donahew
- Daniel Fones
- Newfoundland Campaign (1744)
- Capture of the Vigilant
- Edward Tyng
- Benjamin Goldthwait
- Naval battle off Tatamagouche
- Siege of Annapolis Royal (1745)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1745)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1746)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1747)
- Siege of Port Toulouse (St. Peter’s)
- Battle at Port-la-Joye
- Duc d'Anville Expedition
- William Pote
- Charles Morris (surveyor general) (significant revisions)
- Gorham's Rangers
- Jedidiah Preble
Father Le Loutre’s War edit
- Hugh Warburton (significant revisions)
- Benjamin Green (merchant) (significant revisions)
- John Rous (significant revisions)
- William Lloyd (British Naval officer)
- John Brewse
- Winckworth Tonge (significant revisions)
- Ephraim Cook (mariner)
- Edward Cornwallis (significant revisions)
- Thomas Wood (reverend)
- William Paget (actor)
- John Connor (mariner)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1755)
- John Hamilton (British army officer)
- Nicholas Cox (Lieutenant-Governor)
- Patrick Sutherland
- John Hale (British Army officer)
- Edward How
- William Clapham
- Francis Bartelo
- Acadian Exodus
- Fort Vieux Logis
- Fort Menagoueche
- Fort Gaspareaux
- Fort Sackville (Nova Scotia)
- Alexander Murray (British army officer)
- Fort Edward (Nova Scotia)
- George Scott (army officer)
- Otho Hamilton
- Silvanus Cobb
- Battle at St. Croix
- Siege of Grand Pre
- Raid on Dartmouth (1749)
- Raid on Dartmouth (1751)
- Battle at Chignecto
- Jean-Baptiste Cope
- Joseph-Nicolas Gautier
- Attack at Mocodome
- Battle off Isle Madame
- Citadel Hill (Fort George) - significant revisions
- Treaty of 1752
- Fort Lawrence (major revisions)
French and Indian War edit
- Fort Morris (Nova Scotia)
- Ephraim Cook (mariner)
- Lawrence (schooner)
- Anthony Henry (Printer)
- Wolfe-Montcalm Monument
- Cape Sable Campaign
- Fort Pownall (significant revisions)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1755)
- Northeast Coast Campaign (1756)
- Hervey Smythe
- Lunenburg Campaign (1758)
- Fort Frederick (Saint John, New Brunswick)
- Fort Clarence (Nova Scotia)
- Fort Ellis (Nova Scotia) (significant revisions)
- Expulsion of the Acadians (significant revisions)
- Bay of Fundy Campaign (1755)
- Gulf of St. Lawrence Campaign (1758)
- Ile Saint-Jean Campaign
- Petitcodiac River Campaign
- St. John River Campaign
- Joseph Godin
- Raid on Lunenburg, Nova Scotia (1756)
- Jeremiah Bancroft
- Burying the Hatchet ceremony (Nova Scotia)
- Thomas Pichon
American Revolution edit
- Alexander Graydon
- John Nutting (loyalist)
- 1776 Project
- Rupert George
- Henry Francis Evans
- Thomas Wright (Surveyor-General)
- Stephen Smith (privateer)
- John Selman (privateer)
- Nicholson Broughton
- William Williams (naval officer)
- Joseph Olney
- David Ropes (privateer)
- Benjamin Kent
- Jacob Bailey (author) (major revision)
- George Preston (military officer)
- Samuel Birch (military officer)
- Thomas Dixson (significant revision)
- William Neville Gardiner
- Samuel Bayard
- John Frost (minister)
- John Seccombe
- Timothy Houghton
- Nova Scotia in the American Revolution
- Timothy Hierlihy
- Capture of the USS Hancock
- Peter Etter
- Gilfred Studholme
- Bernard Michael Houseal
- George Wait Babcock
- Herbert Woodbury
- Fort Hughes (Nova Scotia)
- James Boggs (surgeon)
- William Brattle
- Hibbert Newton Binney
- Edward Winslow (scholar)
- James Murray (loyalist)
- Foster Hutchinson (loyalist)
- Foster Hutchinson
- Benjamin Kent
- Johann Gottlob Schmeisser
- Battle off Fairhaven
- Noah Stoddard
- Thomas Gilbert (military officer)
- John Robert Grant
- Francis McLean (British army officer)
- New Ireland (Maine)
- Naval battle off Halifax
- Raid on St. John (1775)
- Battle off Yarmouth (1777)
- Raid on Yarmouth, Nova Scotia (1775)
- Naval battle off Cape Breton (significant revisions)
- Raid on Lunenburg, Nova Scotia (1782)
- Battle off Liverpool, Nova Scotia (1778)
- Raid on Annapolis Royal (1781)
- Battle off Cape Split
- Raid on Canso (1776)
- Siege of Saint John (1777)
- Duke of Cumberland's Regiment
- John Small (British Army officer)
- 84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants)(significant revisions)
84th regiment - Good work. Excellent article. When are you going to nominate it for an award? You (the main editors) should! --Kevlar (talk • contribs) 07:55, 16 November 2010 (UTC)
French Revolutionary Wars edit
- John James Snodgrass
- Thomas Huxley (military officer)
- Major Thomas Fortye
- James Fullarton
- Peter Waterhouse (military officer)
- Herbert Clifford
War of 1812 edit
- Royal Navy Burying Ground (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
- Henry Whitby
- HMS Atalante (1808)
- Nova Scotia Fencibles
- New Ireland (Maine)
- Young Teazer (signficant revisions)
- John Houlton Marshall
- David Rowlands (surgeon)
Crimean War edit
- Welsford-Parker Monument (significant revisions)
- William O'Grady Haly (major revisions)
- Fenwick Williams (minor revisions)
- Battle of the Great Redan
- Charles Ash Windham
- Victoria Rifles (Nova Scotia)
- Chebucto Grays
Indian Mutiny edit
- John Eardley Inglis (minor revisions)
- William Hall (VC) (minor revisions)
American Civil War edit
North West Rebellion edit
Scramble for Africa edit
Second Boer War edit
- Harold Lothrop Borden
- John Laurie (soldier) (major revisions)
- George Brenton Laurie
- Battle of Witpoort
- South African War Memorial (Halifax)
- Francis Joseph Fitzgerald
- William James Armitage
WWI edit
- Sam Gloade
- 25th Battalion (Nova Scotia Rifles), CEF
- Amherst Internment Camp
- Walter Harris Callow
- George Brenton Laurie
- HMHS Llandovery Castle
- Ransford D. Bucknam
Spanish Civil War edit
WWII edit
- William M. Jones
- SS Point Pleasant Park
- Camp Norway
- Mona Louise Parsons
- HMCS Lady Nelson
- Edward Francis Arab
Hants County, Nova Scotia edit
- Osmond O'Brien Shipyard
- Douglas, Nova Scotia
- Noel Doiron
- Duke William (ship)
- William Nichols (mariner)
- William Dawson Lawrence
- William D. Lawrence Shipyard
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Local military history edit
- Knoydart, Nova Scotia
- Baleine, Nova Scotia
- Scatarie Island, Nova Scotia
- Grand Parade (Halifax)
- Halifax Public Gardens - monuments and commemoration section
- Impressment (Nova Scotia)
- Prince of Wales Tower
- Port-Royal (Acadia)
Artists edit
- James Henry Nixon
- Samuel Nixon (sculptor)
- Nita Carritte
- George Wylie Hutchinson
- John Merrick (architect)
- Bill Lynch Show
- Grizelda Elizabeth Cottnam Tonge
- Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts (major contribution)
- Nova Scotia - history and culture sections
- Laurence Bradford Dakin
- Mildred Dixon
- William J. Weaver
- Brian Ahern (producer)
- William Valentine (painter)
- Welsford-Parker Monument
- John Wilson (sculptor)
- Firemen's Memorial (Boston)
- Cowles Art School
- Hamilton MacCarthy
- Victoria Park, Halifax
- Robert Field (painter)
- William Gush
- George Lang (builder)
- Canadian Bioscope Company
- Bob Chambers (cartoonist)
- Donald A. Mackay (illustrator)
- Théâtre de Neptune
- Edward Cornwallis Statue
- Stephen Kemble (major revisions)
- Kemble family (major revisions)
- Ann Hatton (nee Kemble) (major revisions)
- Elizabeth Satchell (major revisions)
Buildings edit
- Royal Navy Burying Ground (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
- Naval Museum of Halifax (significant revisions)
- Black-Binney House
- Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts (major revisions)
- Cornwallis Street Baptist Church
- Cambridge Military Library
- Zoé Vallé Memorial Library
- Fort Pentagouet
- Morris House (Halifax)
- The Carleton
- Quaker Whaler House
- Little Dutch (Deutsch) Church
- List of oldest buildings and structures in Halifax, Nova Scotia
- List of historic places in the Halifax Regional Municipality
- The Halifax Club
- Historic Properties (Halifax)
- Royal Artillery Park (Halifax)
- Great Pontack (Halifax)
- St. Paul's Church (Halifax) - major revisions
- CFB Halifax - major revisions
- Ross Farm Museum (major revisions)
- Sir Sandford Fleming Park (major revisions)
- Province House (Nova Scotia) (major revisions)
- Grand Parade (Halifax)
- Scott Manor House
Historians edit
Mi'kmaq edit
- John Denny Jr.
- Halifax Treaties
- Shubenacadie Indian Residential School
- Mic-Mac hockey stick
- Grand Council (Mi'kmaq)
- Gabriel Sylliboy
- List of Grand Chiefs (Mi'kmaq)
- Jacques-Pierre Peminuit Paul
- Treaty Day
- St. Apenquid’s Chapel
- Military history of the Mi’kmaq people
- Daniel N. Paul
- Jerry Lonecloud
- Mi'kmaq people (major revisions)
Acadia edit
- Acadia (major revisions)
- Acadians (major revisions)
- History of the Acadians (major revisions)
- Deputy (Acadian)
- Pierre II Surette
- New Holland (Acadia)
- Military history of the Acadians
- Captivity narrative - Acadia/ Nova Scotia section
- Silas McLellan
Black edit
- Coleman Hughes
- David Downey
- Black Nova Scotians - significant revisions
- William Pearly Oliver
- Frederick William Bissett
- Viola Desmond - significant changes
- John Burton (minister)
- James Drummond MacGregor
- Africville Apology
- Walter Bromley
- Royal Acadian School
Women edit
Lunenburg edit
- Jonathan Prescott (military officer)
- Thomas Shreve
- Dettlieb Christopher Jessen
- St. Peter's Anglican Church (West LaHave, Nova Scotia)
- John Payzant
- Roger Aitken
- Hillcrest Cemetery (Lunenburg, Nova Scotia)
- Bruin Romkes Comingo
- St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Lunenburg)
- Jean-Baptiste Moreau (clergyman)
- Robert Vincent (clergyman)
- St. John's Anglican Church (Lunenburg)
- Sebastian Zouberbuhler
- James Cuppaidge Cochran
- Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (Lunenburg)
Other edit
- William Winniett
- John Thomas Twining
- Robert Willis (minister)
- Coleman Hughes
- William Bruce Almon
- William James Almon
- Sidney Culverwell Oland
- Farewell to Nova Scotia - major revisions
- Pollett's Cove -major revisions
- Old Parish Burying Ground (Windsor, Nova Scotia)
- William Bowie (merchant)
- Leonard Lockman
- Robert Fitzgerald Uniacke
- Alexander McKay (educator)
- Blue Note Jazz Club (major revisions)
- Stedman Rawlins
- William Cochran (clergyman)
- Old Burying Ground (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (major revisions)
- HMS Vernon (1832)
- North British Society
- Duncan Clark (surgeon)
- Richard Tremain
- Joshua Mauger
- Alexander Brymer
- HMS Blonde (1760)
- Blonde Rock, Nova Scotia
- Susannah Oland
- Charles Frederick Fraser
- Halifax School for the Blind
- James Scott Hutton
- Halifax School for the Deaf
- Compagnies Franches de la Marine (major revisions)
- Charitable Irish Society of Halifax
- Military history of the Maliseet people
- Midland Railway (Canada)
- Military history of Nova Scotia
- 78th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot (major revisions)
- Atlantic Neptune
- Madame de Saint-Laurent
- Fort Ste. Marie de Grace
- Amalgamation of the Halifax Regional Municipality
- Lewis John Stringer
- Daniel A. Bean
- Francis Joseph Fitzgerald
- Washington Grays (Philadelphia)
- Clonard Keating
- Halifax Volunteer Battalion
- 40th Regiment of Foot
- Nova Scotia Council
- St. Mary's Church, Cardigan
Pages to which I made significant contributions edit
Local military histories edit
- Nova Scotia - history
- History of Nova Scotia and all the raids and battle wiki sites linked to it
- History of the Halifax Regional Municipality - significant revisions
- Bay of Fundy - history
- Port Royal, Nova Scotia and all the raids and battle wiki sites linked to it
- Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia and all the raids and battle wiki sites linked it
- Country Harbour, Nova Scotia
- Isthmus of Chignecto and all the raids and battle wiki sites linked to it
- Canso, Nova Scotia and all the raids and battle wiki sites linked to it
- Guysborough, Nova Scotia (community) and all the raids and battle wiki sites link to it
- Englishtown, Nova Scotia
- St. Peter's, Nova Scotia
- Sambro, Nova Scotia
- Sambro Island Light
- Hillsborough River (Prince Edward Island)
- Windsor, Nova Scotia
- Grand-Pré, Nova Scotia
- Villagedale, Nova Scotia
- Port La Tour, Nova Scotia
- Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia
- Lunenburg, Nova Scotia - history
- Lawrencetown, Halifax County, Nova Scotia
- History of Dartmouth
- City of Halifax - history
- History of Prince Edward Island
- History of New Brunswick
- Saint John, New Brunswick - history
- Fredericton, New Brunswick - history
- Miramichi, New Brunswick
- Maugerville, New Brunswick
- Bristol, Maine - history
- Castine, Maine - history
- Thomaston, Maine - history
- Friendship, Maine
- Machias, Maine
- New Ross, Nova Scotia
- Military history of Canada - added military history of the Maritimes
Hants County, Nova Scotia edit
- Noel, Nova Scotia
- Burntcoat Head, Nova Scotia
- Selma, Nova Scotia
- Maitland, Nova Scotia
- Stanley, Nova Scotia
- Upper Rawdon, Nova Scotia
- Windsor, Nova Scotia - history
- Renfrew, Nova Scotia
- Summerville, Nova Scotia
- Hants County, Nova Scotia - history
Military Figures edit
- John Charles Beckwith (army officer)
- Jonathan Eddy
- John Gorham (military officer)
- Benjamin Church (military officer)
- Charles Lawrence (British Army officer)
- Edward Cornwallis
- Jean-Louis Le Loutre
- Charles Deschamps de Boishébert et de Raffetot
- Beaubears Island
- Joseph Broussard (Beausoleil)
Other edit
- Amalgamation of Halifax, Nova Scotia
- New England Planters
- Fort Anne (major revisions)
- Fort Howe
- Canada in the American Civil War
- Evangeline
- Scalping
- Cyrus S. Eaton
Images I've Added to Wiki Commons edit
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Siege of Louisbourg, 1758 -
Duc D'Anville -
Duc d'Anville Encampment Monument, Birch Cove, Halifax, Nova Scotia -
Duc d'Anville Plaque -
St. John River Campaign: Raid on Grimrose (present day Gagetown, New Brunswick). This is the only contemporaneous image of the Expulsion of the Acadians
