Pleasant Valley, Pictou County

Pleasant Valley, Nova Scotia

Pleasant Valley - Pictou County

Pleasant Valley is a rural community located south of the Trans-Canada Highway, west of Union Centre. The name is descriptive.

Thomas McKenzie, a blacksmith from Gairloch, Ross-shire, Scotland, 1805 and Alexander McDonald were both settled here by 1814. Walter Ross was settled in this area by 1815. John McKenzie along with Walter Ross and Thomas McKenzie received a grant of land here in 1815.

Farms and Farmers of Pictou County is a collection of articles written by by R. H. Ward between 1919 and 1922 that showcases some of the many farms and farmers in Pleasant Valley area during 1914-1922.

Population in 1956 was 54.

[Source: Nova Scotia Place Names – T. Brown / Places of Nova Scotia – C. Bruce Fergusson ]

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