The Melansons of Nineteenth-Century Southeastern New Brunswick - A Genealogy was published in 1998 and launched that summer at the Melanson Family Reunion held at St-Anselme, New Brunswick. This genealogy focuses on the Melanson descendants of Pierre dit Parrotte Melanson, Charles dit Charlot Melanson and Charles dit Litan Melanson, all descendants of Charles Mellanson, who settled in southeastern New Brunswick and Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries.

324 pages -  6" x 9 " laminated paperback - 53 page index - complete footnotes -  full bibliography. Used book in very good condition.

From back cover: In the summer of 1657 Charles Mellanson arrived at Fort St. John, Acadia, with his parents and brothers. His family thrived in the region of Port-Royal for nearly 100 years, until the 1755 deportation of the Acadian people. Taken prisoner and forced on to waiting, overcrowded ships, their homes were burned and crops destroyed by English troops. They were exiled to the American colonies, the West Indies, England and France.. . .

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