The book sets the record straight about what has happened since Europeans invaded Mi’kmaw lands in the 17th century. For thousands of years prior to the European invasion, the Mi’kmaq had lived healthy lives in harmony with nature in the land they called...
Three women – mother, daughter, cousin – set out on an ancestor quest, inspired by their aunt who lived to 102. The genealogical search reconnected them with relatives living in the upriver parishes, primarily St. John the Baptist and St. Charles, 30 miles...
The Melanson Story: Acadian Family, Acadian Times traces the lives and adventures of Pierre and Charles Mellanson, their children, many of their in-laws, and their Boston family. A variety of characters are encountered, including the privateer, the slave trader, the...
A Cajun Life by C. Marshall Turner – Visit: cmarshallturner.com for more details or to order your own signed copy. Blending Cajun and Marine Corps cultures, A Cajun Life is a compelling tale of love, loss, grief, and recovery. Set in Berwick, Louisiana in the...
$19.95 CAD Acadian Rebel tells the true story of how an Acadian by the name of Guillaume (Billy Jr.) Jeanson and his family avoided the Great Deportation of 1755 by escaping to the woods in central Nova Scotia and living with the Mi’kmaq. He fought the soldiers...
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