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Located on Ten Mile Creek, 4.53 km NW of
Tynemouth Creek:
Saint Martins Parish and
Simonds Parish,
St. John County: settled about 1822: first call Floyd Settlement: in 1866 Floyd Settlement was a farming and lumbering community with approximately 13 resident families including the families of Nathaniel Floyd, Robert Floyd and William Floyd: PO
Fairfield 1865-1943: with William Floyd as first postmaster: in 1871 Fairfield had a population of 75: in 1898 Fairfield had 1 post office, 2 stores, 2 sawmills, 1 church and a population of 100.
Latitude
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45° 20'
Longitude
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65° 41'
County
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St. John
Parish
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Saint Martins
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