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Many of you posting on this site already know that the old form of the name is BOURG, which eventually became BOURQUE and was changed by some into the anglicized form of BURKE.
For more information on all names in "Acadie" in the period 1600-1755, look up these sites:
http://www.acadian.org/
http://www.schoolnet.ca/collections/acadian/english/
(*F = mainly in French)
Université de Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick, CANADA
www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/
www.rescol.ca/collections/acadian/english/eroots/eroots.htm
La Fédération des Associations des Familles Acadiennes (la FAFA), Shediac, NB, CANADA
www.fafa.cea.umoncton.ca
Drouin Institute Genealogy books - 1700’s at Grand Pré, NS - (parish records taken directly from the source)
The only French-language newspaper in NS (Nouvelle-Écosse) is:
Le COURRIER de la Nouvelle-Écosse
E-Mail: courrier@klis.com
Website: w3.franco.ca/education/courrier/abonne.htm
ACADIAN HISTORY SOURCES (1997 info)
Chéticamp, NS Area = www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2162/
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