Cassie Fairbanks
Cassie Fairbanks

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Cover, note and a few pages of 15 page poem. 

"Partly founded on fact" The Lone House tells of the solitary life murder and trial of Nova Scotian pioneer woman, Rebecca Langley on 24 August 1854.

Catherine (Cassie) Fairbanks was born in Dartmouth in 1820 and died 6 February 1903. 

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Cassie Fairbanks

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John H Cunningham/Fred Cunningham
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2005-044l
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Dec 13, 2018
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Teresa MacKenzie

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pioneer Halifax 1854 Alex McDonald Antigonish Guysborough settler Guysboro Caledonia murder Jack Cunningham collection Cassie Fairbanks James Bowes & Sons Rebecca Langley The Lone House pioneer woman Catherine Cassie Fairbanks Joseph Langley inn

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