- Named after John and Thomas Cockburn from Scotland in 1837.
- Established in 1784.
- 42nd Highland (Black Watch) Regiment was a United Empire Loyalist regiment granted land on the Nashwaak River after service in the Revolutionary War.
- This section of the Nashwaak Valley, named Pleasant Valley by the ‘Forty Seconders’, was settled between 1784-1787.
- In 1967, the Black Watch [RHR] of Canada erected a commemorative cairn.
- 8 miles east of Canterbury.
- Post Office circa 1885-1959.
- Named for Adam Allan who settled there circa 1845.
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