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Abraham Patterson's House, located at 14 Cottage Stree, a shortish street running parallel to High Street and Faulkland Street, but still further up the hill. Abraham was the fourth son of Deacon John Patterson, the founder and the fther of the Reverend George Patterson, author of "A History in the County of Pictou" (1877).

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Abraham Patterson House, 1824

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Views: 1,299
Source: Tara MacDonald; Community Memories Project
File ID: 79-30.17
File Location: Photo Cabinet, Drawer #1
Added: Jun 3, 2015
Contributed by: Melanie MacKay

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