At Campobello Island.
Named for John Curry, settler 1770.
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On Campobello Island.
Named for John Dunbar, settler in 1785, who was executed for his wife’s murder.
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17 miles north of St. Andrews.
Possibly named for Greenock Church in St. Andrews, financed by Christopher Scott, a native of Greenock, Scotland.
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9 miles north of St. Stephen. Post Office 1854-1932.
Settled in 1803 by Scots from the Highlands.
Named for huge basswood trees formerly on ridge, one measuring 9 feet in circumference circa 1900.
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