Comp. By M. Gilroy & D. C. Harvey. 154p. (1937)

The document meticulously catalogs the land settlements of Loyalists in Nova Scotia after the American Revolutionary War, focusing on the years around 1784 to 1800. It features a comprehensive list of individuals, including military personnel such as privates and corporals from the 82nd Regiment and the Royal Garrison Battalion, detailing their names, settlement dates, and the specific locations where they were granted land, such as Bedford Basin, Halifax, Shelburne, and Preston Township. The acreage allocated to each settler varies significantly, with some receiving substantial plots of up to 1,000 acres, while others received smaller parcels, reflecting the diverse needs and statuses of the Loyalist community. This document serves as an invaluable historical resource, shedding light on the socio-economic landscape of post-war Nova Scotia and the integration of Loyalists into the region, which is crucial for understanding the area's development and cultural heritage.