What Mean These Stones? 

The Restoration of the Old Horton-Wolfville Burying-ground ( in Nova Scotia, Canada). by  James Doyle DAVISON - 1990

Burying-ground plan, bibliography, index, stiff illustrated wraps, Very good condition,  gift inscription. 218 pages with index. The book includes extensive information on individuals and families in the bury-ground from page 105 to 190. Names such as - ABBOTT, ALLEN, ANDERSON, ARMSTRONG, BENJAMIN, BERGIN, BEST, BISHOP (several pages), BLACK, BLAIR, BOGGS, BROWN, BURBIDGE, BURPEE, CALKIN, CHIPMAN, CLEAVELAND, COGSWELL, COLDWELL, CRAWLEY, DAVISON, and many more.

Information on symbols on grave markers.

Signed by the author.

Sarah Reed died Feb 9, 1774 - believed to be the oldest stone in Horton Township.

This hard to find book will be a great addition to the library of the researcher of the Horton Wolfville area.

Book # 1194 $59.00 plus $10.00 shipping and handling.

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Eliza of Pleasant Valley her Family, Church, and Community in Nineteenth Century Cornwallis Township, Kings County, Nova Scotia by James Doyle Davison, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada.  Copyright 1983.  First edition  see http://www.rubycusack.com/Book-Eliza.html