3 miles northeast of Grand Falls.
Probably named for Sir John Caldwell who had a lumber mill at Grand Falls and built a house there in 1830.
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Post Office 1917-1947 at Hillside, 7 miles northeast of Perth-Andover.
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Established in 1872.
Possibly named for Sir Gordon Drummond (1771-1854), administrator of Canada 1815-1816, or for Drummond Castle, 18 miles from Perth, Scotland, where various Baron Drummonds were known as Lord Perth.
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7 miles south of Perth-Andover.
Post Office circa 1885-1926, Henry Baird, first postmaster.
John Baird (1795-1858) settled in Kent Parish 1823-1825, moved to Fredericton until 1845, when he settled in the area of Perth-Andover.
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