41. Research Forensic Psychiatrists By Name – Doctor Reports Dr. Howard W. Telson, MD New York, New York Dr. Howard B. Terrell, MD -Clovis, California Dr. Laurence W. Trueman, MD - Columbus, Wisconsin http://www.healthgrades.com/directory_search/Physician/Profiles/Forensic-Psychia

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42. Applegate Directory Ltd Taylor, Howard Andrew Managing Director Shepherd and Taylor Ltd Trueman,Alan Manager UK and Ireland Martin Walter Ultrasonics http://www.applegate.co.uk/indexes/people/all-t.htm

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43. Applegate Directory Ltd Taylor, Howard Managing Director Exor R and D UK Ltd Trueman, Alan ManagerUK and Ireland Martin Walter Ultrasonics Truman, Greg Managing Director http://www.applegate.co.uk/indexes/people/electronics-t.htm

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44. History Of Nova Scotia, Bk2, Part1, Footnotes To Ch 5 - "The Early Settlement Of (See Howard Trueman s, The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers , as is FN17 Ch5 Howard Trueman writes, Other vessels followed the Duke of York http://www.blupete.com/Hist/NovaScotiaBk2/Part1/Ch05fn.htm

Footnotes to Chapter 5. Part #1, Book #2: Awakening GO TO CHAPTER 5 See " The English Fortify Nova Scotia (1749-54) See " Fort Beauséjour See " The Second Siege of Louisbourg: 1758 See Wright's Planters and Pioneers, Nova Scotia, 1749 to 1775 (Hantsport: Lancelot Press, 1982) at p. 21. The Indian worry was not peculiar to the Chignecto area. Henry Alline who came up from Rhode Island with his family to settle at Falmouth wrote in his autobiography: "I was now for short time pleased with the country; I thought I should enjoy happy days, but alas, my joys and hopes were soon eclipsed, when it was frequently reported that the Indians were about rising to destroy us; and many came out among us with their faces painted, and declared that the English should not settle in this country." [Hind's An Early History of Windsor (1889) (Hantsport: Lancelot Press, 1989) at p. 31.] Fergusson , "Pre-Revolutionary Settlements in Nova Scotia" NSHS , #37 (1970) p. 19. "Records of Chignecto," NSHS#15 (1911). Milner sets out a "list of the subscribers for the township lying on Tantramar River" at pp. 65-6. Ibid.

45. History Of Nova Scotia; Book.2; Part 3; Ch. 5 - Loyalists At Other Centres." I quote Howard Trueman. The most considerable addition to the population ofNova Scotia after the Yorkshire immigration was in 1783 and 1784, http://www.blupete.com/Hist/NovaScotiaBk2/Part3/Ch05.htm

Book #2: The Awakening of English Nova Scotia (1760-1815): TOC Part 3, "Post-Revolution The Loyalists (1782-90):" TOC Ch. 5 - Loyalists At Other Centres: Halifax: It was with the final evacuation of New York by the British forces in 1783, that there was to come to Halifax over 25,000 Loyalists. James S. Macdonald told of it: "Halifax at close of the year, was so crowded with refugees and soldiers, that the cabooses of the transports were brought on shore, and ranged along Granville and Hollis streets, and there the people fed and warmed. There was terrible distress; most of the transports, over 150, were detained by the government all winter, for shelter for the women and children until the spring of 1784, when the most of them were distributed over the province. Macdonald in an other article, writes: "Every shed, outhouse, store, and shelter was crowded with people. Thousands were under canvass on the Citadel, and at Point Pleasant, everywhere indeed where tents could be pitched. Saint Paul's and St. Matthew's churches, were crowded, and hundreds were sheltered there for months. Cabooses and cook-houses were brought ashore from the ships, and the people were fed near them on Granville and Hollis streets. There were many deaths, and all the miseries and unsanitary conditions of an overcrowded town. For four months, the bulk of these 10,000 refugees were fed on our streets, and among them were many reared and nurtured in every comfort and luxury in the homes they had to fly from."

46. The Carpetbagger Report Pat Trueman of the Family Research Council said the move shows Martin is committedto keeping And Howard I hate Republicans Dean is party chairman. http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com/

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47. History - Canadian Culture Howard Trueman´s comprehensive account of the early days of Nova Scotia and NewBrunswick was first published in 1902 but still serves as required reading http://www.bellaonline.com/subjects/6150.asp

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48. Catherine Howard Catherine Howard was born into one of the most famous of noble families –Catherine s father was the younger Revised November 2005. Trueman@pavilion.c.uk. http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/catherine_howard.htm

Catherine Howard Catherine Howard was born into one of the most famous of noble families – Catherine's father was the younger brother of the Duke of Norfolk. Catherine became Henry VIII’s fifth wife. She was Anne Boleyn’s cousin and in the social circle in which she lived, it would have been expected that she would have been seen by Henry , who after the divorce from Anne of Cleves , was once again looking for a wife. By 1540, Henry had become fat and he had lost the muscular physique he had when he was younger. He was now 49 and his lifestyle was starting to catch up with him. Catherine was just 15 or 16 when Henry asked for her hand in marriage. She was considered to be very beautiful, lively and kind. Henry described her as a "rose without a thorn". Why did she marry someone 34 years older than she was? Simply because she had no choice – Henry was king and Catherine's family welcomed the opportunity her marriage presented to move closer to the king. What a fifteen to sixteen year old girl thought about marrying a 49 year old man is not recorded. Catherine did commit adultery. Given the age difference and Henry’s character perhaps this was inevitable. Catherine had an affair with Thomas Culpepper of the King's Privy Chamber. It was soon discovered and Henry showed both of them no mercy.

49. The Mad Cybrarian's Library: Free Online E-texts - Authors T-Tz Troward, Thomas. Dore Lectures on Mental Science, (Gutenberg Text). Trueman, Howard.The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers (Gutenberg Text Zip) http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/richmond/88/1libt.htm

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50. Nova Scotia History From Howard Trueman http//www.magma.ca/~mmackay/chignecto.html. Digby Neck inStories Learn history through local stories told and passed down through http://www.archaeolink.com/nova_scotia_history.htm

Nova Scotia History Home Province by Province History Alberta History British Columbia History Manitoba History New Brunswick History ... Saskatchewan History Back to Nova Scotia Social Studies Acadian History "The first Acadian settlement was founded at Port-Royal in Acadia, which is now Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. The French were led by Pierre du Gast, Sieur de Monts. Along with de Monts on that first voyage were Jean de Biencourt, Sieur de Poutrincourt; Samuel de Champlain, the king's geographer; Dupont-Gravé, a shipbuilder; Louis Hébert, an apothecary; and 120 other settlers." Learn about the repeated tries needed to get this settlement to work. - From Linda Jones - http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/lwjones/acadhist.htm Acadian History "Almost all the names of places and regions in North America are copies of place names in Europe or derivations of Indian words. Acadie or Acadia can be either, or it may be a combination of both." You will not only learn about the origin of the name but find a great history, settling family names and a timeline. - From George C. Rose - http://users.andara.com/~grose/acadianh.html

51. Project BookRead - FREE Online Book: The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settler The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers Howard Trueman Mr. Trueman seemsto have sifted the traditions with care, and he http://tanaya.net/Books/chgnt10/

The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers Howard Trueman The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers Howard Trueman PREFACE. For some years past I, in common with many others, have felt that all letters of interest and accessible facts in connection with the early history of the Truemans should be collected and put in permanent form, not because there is anything of interest to the general public in the records of a family whose members have excelled, if at all, in private rather than in public life, but in order that the little knowledge there is of the early history of the family might not pass forever out of the reach of later generations with the death of those whose memory carries them back to the original settlers. In getting together material necessary for the work, numbers of interesting facts concerning other families came inevitably to light. In order to preserve these facts, and at the same time give the book a slightly wider interest, I decided to write a short history of those families connected by marriage with the first and second generations of Truemans, and also, as far as material was available, of the first

52. Nos Racines / Our Roots: Résultats Tr New General Catalog of Old Books AuthorsHoward TRUE {US?} (F 1860 - ?) Rodney Howard TRUE {US} (M 1866 - 1940 Apr n 1907 Stuart Trueman (M 1911 - ?) Leon E TRUESDELL {US} (M 1880 Mar 15 http://www.nosracines.ca/f/results.asp?type=1&page=1&field=author&key=Trueman, H

53. Project Gutenberg E-text Of "Chignecto Isthmus" Written by Howard Trueman in 1902, this book is an account of the settlement ofthe Nova Scotia/New Brunswick border area known as the Chignecto Isthmus, http://www.magma.ca/~mmackay/trueman.html

The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers Written by Howard Trueman in 1902, this book is an account of the settlement of the Nova Scotia/New Brunswick border area known as the Chignecto Isthmus, which separates the Bay of Fundy from the Cumberland Strait. Mr. Trueman's work examines in particular the Yorkshire migration of 1772 - 1775, the Eddy Rebellion, and his own family, the Truemans, in the history of the region. The electronic text version of Chignecto Isthmus http://www.promo.net/pg/ Yorkshire 2000 website. Here are some links to download Chignecto Isthmus from the Project Gutenberg ftp archives, in text or zip format. You can also view the complete text, as an HTML document, here at this site. Text file download Zip file download HTML document Return to These pages written and maintained by Michael MacKay Last updated: February 14, 2005

54. MacKay Family & Connections In The Maritimes Connections in the Maritimes, Reunion® family cards; A Brief History of ClanMacKay The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers, by Howard Trueman http://www.magma.ca/~mmackay/

Welcome to the web site for William MacKay and Mary Warren descendants, and related families. Here you will find genealogical information concerning the following families: MacKay Chapman Holmes Martell Johnstone Salsman Dakin and Snow , who settled in Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, Canada. The data presented here excludes living persons, to protect privacy. If you have any corrections, additions, or information to share, I would be delighted to correspond Here are the pages at this site: A Brief History of Clan MacKay The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers , by Howard Trueman NEW! Discussion Forum Manu Forti! These pages written and maintained by Michael MacKay Last updated: August 21, 2005 The Descendants of William MacKay and Mary Warren William MacKay , born 1795 in Scotland, emigrated to Prince Edward Island, Canada, before 1836, and there married Mary Warren , possibly the Mary Ann Warren born 15 February 1812 on Prince Edward Island, a daughter of James Warren and Ann Bearstoe . William was a ship carpenter and a Presbyterian, and is listed in the 1881 Census in Dorchester, New Brunswick, Canada, with his wife and sons Robert and George. They had five sons:

55. New Page 1 Trueman, Howard Sylvester, Nanaimo, 200402-03, 87. Trueman, Margaret Carol,Province, 2004-06-06, 87, 65. Trueman, Muriel, Vannet, 2004-04-25, 87 http://www.rootsweb.com/~abwcobit/Recent/2004/Data/Alberta-BC-Obituarys-2004Page

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56. Project Gutenberg C Chignecto Isthmus; First Settlers Howard Trueman. Child Christopher - WilliamMorris. Children of the Night - Edwin Arlington Robinson http://www.ability.org.uk/project_gutenberg_c.html

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57. Dr. Howard G. Lanham Dr. Howard Gary Lanham, MD, is an Internet acquaintance and a leading researcher Trueman Lanham (17981856)a,b m. Mary Ellen Tucker (abt.1808-1878)a,b http://www.bearhaven.com/family/cousin/hglanham.html

Dr. Howard G. Lanham Dr. Howard Gary Lanham, M.D., is an Internet acquaintance and a leading researcher of the Lanham family in Prince George's County, Maryland. By two separate paths, Dr. Lanham is a cousin of Laura Geneva Beckett Walker, the adoptive mother of Deane Merrill's wife Anna Christine Morben: M(W). By path #1, Dr. Lanham is Laura's 3rd cousin 3 times removed: 3C3R. By path #2, Dr. Lanham is Laura's 3rd cousin twice removed: 3C2R. Path #1: Lewis Lanham (1757-1822) a,b m. Martha Mitchell (d.1820) a,b Trueman Lanham (1798-1856) a,b m. Mary Ellen Tucker (abt.1808-1878) a,b William Lanham (aft.1786-1820) a,b m. Willy Ann Clarke a,b Geneva August Lanham (1849-1929) a,b m. Humphrey Beckett (1839-1924) a,b Mary Ann Thomas Lanham (b.1817) a,b m. Benjamin Henry (1818-1892) a,b Walter Howard Beckett (1880-1966) a,b m. Sarah Sewell Hall (1880-1952) a,b Mary Ellen Henry (b.1836) a,b m. Stephen Decatur Lanham (1836-1871) a,b Laura Geneva Beckett (1908- ) a,b John Thomas Lanham (1866-1959) a,b

58. A Gibson/Dixon Family Genealogy Trueman, Henry R. (17 DEC 1815) Trueman, Howard (1 MAR 1837-) Trueman, Isaac Trueman, Isaac (18 JAN 1825-) Trueman, James (29 OCT 1817-) Trueman, James http://www.lensonbaird.com/gibsons/names7.html

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59. Cumberland County Genealogical Society Howard Trueman, 1902, The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers, W. Briggs,Toronto. Individuals and groups seeking further information on the Heritage http://www.ccgs.ednet.ns.ca/cumb/fortlaw.htm

Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada Fort Lawrence Unique architecture found in Fort Lawrence FORT LAWRENCE - Nova Scotia, because of its location on the Atlantic seaboard, was one of the first present day provinces to be explored and settled by Europeans. It was also the setting of a number of battles between the English and French governments to decide who would dominate North America politically. During the 1700's Cumberland County extended into present day New Brunswick and included the area on which Fort Beausejour stands. The Fort was the site of military activity between 1751 and 1833. Originally a French stronghold, Fort Beausejour was captured by an Anglo-American force in 1755 and renamed Fort Cumberland. There are unfortunately few examples of architecture from this early period in Cumberland's history, but one notable exception is the Chapman House in Fort Lawrence, located on Mount Whatley Road. Owned by George and Marilyn Carter since 1971, the structure is a handsome example of Georgian architecture. Built circa 1775, it is one of the few brick houses in Cumberland quite possibly the oldest dwelling in the County. Georgian style architecture was named for the English kings George I through George IV, and buildings so named followed classical rules of architecture for proportions and symmetry. It was introduced to North America through English architectural style books. Almost all Georgian homes are simple, rectangular blocks with windows, doors and chimneys carefully balanced.

60. Historic Sites: 18th Century: Yorkshire Settlers 3 Howard L. Trueman 18971992 / Winnifred Lewis 1896-1980 / Albert W. Jean Miller 1903 / Edith Lewis 1903-1985, second wife of Howard L. Trueman. http://heritage.tantramar.com/historic_sites/18_6.htm

On top ] 1775-1975. In memory of the settlers who came to the Chignecto isthmus in the Yorkshire immigration 1772-1775. On sides ] [1] They subdued the land and were fruitful. [2] Here stays good Yorkshire. [3] Howard L. Trueman 1897-1992 / Winnifred Lewis 1896-1980 / Albert W. Trueman 1902 / Jean Miller 1903 / Edith Lewis 1903-1985, second wife of Howard L. Trueman. [4] Louise Vanduyn Trueman 1904 / Hon. Capt. Alfred Seaman 1910-1944, Canadian Military Cemetery, Beny-sur-Mer, France. Marker placed by ?, in 1975. For resources relating to the Yorkshire Settlers, see Yorkshire Immigration TANTRAMAR HISTORIC SITES home page List of 18th CENTURY sites

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