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Nova Scotia Tourism Region : Eastern Shore
Description From Owner:
- This settlement is situated on the eastern side of St. Mary's Bay on the eastern shore of Nova Scotia. It was probably named after one of the Mexican states noted for gold production.
- In August, 1811, the village site and adjacent land was granted to James Martin, Elisha Pride, Aeceus Pride, and Robert Dixon.
- Elisha Pride had settled and made improvements on his land previous to his obtaining the grant. An Indian burial ground was also located in the area.
- A Baptist Church and a school-house were built before 1870. The Anglican Church of St. Mary's was consecrated September 22, 1932.
- In June, 1869, a postal way office was established with John Hewitt as postmaster. Fishing and limited farming are the basic industries Population in 1956 was 152.
- From: guyscogene.net
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