AReturn of the number of resident Inhabitants in the Island of Cape Breton and its Dependencies, who are enrolled and liable to serve in the Militia thereof Sydney, 1st Augt 1790
|
Sydney District |
Town of Sydney |
125 |
| |
South West branch of the River |
19 |
| |
North West branch of the River |
44 |
| |
South East side of the River |
35 |
| |
Coal Mines |
56 |
| |
St. Ann’s and Baddeck |
22 |
| |
Town of Main a Dieu |
36 |
| |
Louisbourg and Gabarus |
15 |
| |
Total in Sydney District |
355 |
|
Mount Grenville District |
Arichat Great |
67 |
| |
Arichat Little |
30 |
| |
Petit de Gras |
35 |
| |
D’isgouse |
21 |
| |
L’ardois |
20 |
| |
Bear Island |
10 |
| |
Gut of Canso |
10 |
| |
Port Hood |
20 |
| |
Cheticamp |
30 |
| |
Total in Mount Grenville District |
243 |
| |
Total of Resident Militia |
598 |
| |
Supposed number of Jersey men who come every summer |
500 |
| |
General Total |
1098 |
Commissioned Officers
|
Sydney District |
Mount Grenville District |
Lieut. Colonel |
James Edwd Boisseau |
Major |
Niel Robinson |
Major |
George Moore |
Captains |
Lawrence Kavanagh |
Captains |
Richard Stout |
|
John Luce |
| |
David Mathews |
|
John Bennel |
| |
Patk Rooney Nugent |
|
Philip Hammon |
| |
Charles Martell |
|
|
| |
Edwd Kavanagh |
|
|
Wm. Macarmick
Lt. Gov. of Cape Breton
NB. The Subalterns are to be recommended by the respective Captains, which will take place on the [????] when the fishing for this season will end, and when a Meeting of the Militia in the several Districts is expected to take place.
Source: Colonial Correspondence, Cape Breton ; CO 217, Vol. 107, p. 273