 fishery in his division was almost a failure. 
The run was abundant but the fish were too small for market.
His report noted, "The main abuses to the fisheries were caused by mill refuse, old trees and sawdust. All the oysters taken in this division were caught in Pugwash River. and men who were raking there reported acres of grounds in the river so covered with sawdust they could not get their rakes down. There are three fish-ways in this division—one at Doyle's mills, and two on the Shinimicas. That at Somer's mills is in good order, but the one in McPherson's mills is choked. A fishway is required in Comer's mill-dam, on the Pugwash River."

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Category:Rivers of Nova Scotia Maria Katherina Scherer

Blessed Anna Maria Katherina Scherer (31 October 1825 - 16 June 1888) was a Swiss Roman Catholic professed religious and the co-founder of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross. She founded that order alongside the Capuchin priest Theodosius Florentini. She was given the name of "Maria Theresia" upon her profession into her order.

She was beatified on 29 October 1995.

Life
Anna Maria Katherina Scherer was born as the fourth of seven children to poor farmers on 31 October 1825. She was aged seven when her father died on 5 February 1855. At the time three children could remain with their mother while the others had to be taken in the care of relatives and she was among those that had to leave their mother. She was entrusted to two bachelor brothers - one of which was her godfather - while her mother and siblings still lived in Meggen.

On a pilgrimage to Einsiedeln in July 1844 she realized her vocation and true purpose in life was to the religious life. At the age of seventeen she became a member of the Third Order of Saint Francis. On 1 March 1845 she entered the new Teaching Sisters' Institute that the Capuchin priest Theodosius Florentini founded - the two met on 5 October 1844. On 27 June 1845 she left with a friend for the novitiate in Menzingen and around that time received the habit from Florentini while on 27 October 1845 she pronounced her first vows and was given
fishery in his division was almost a failure. 
 The run was abundant but the pisces were excessively small for market. 
 His report notice, " The main abuses to the fishery were caused by mill refuse, erstwhile trees and sawdust. All the oysters aim in this division were caught in Pugwash River. and serviceman who were raking there reported acres of grounds in the river so covered with sawdust they could not catch their rakes down. There are three pisces - ways in this division — one at Doyle's mills, and two on the Shinimicas. That at Somer's mills is in full order, but the one in McPherson's mills is choked. A fishway is required in Comer's mill - decameter, on the Pugwash River. " 

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 Category: Rivers of Nova Scotia Maria Katherina Scherer 

 Blessed Anna Maria Katherina Scherer (31 October 1825 - 16 June 1888) was a Swiss Roman Catholic professed religious and the co - founder of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross. She establish that order alongside the Capuchin priest Theodosius Florentini. She was given the name of " Maria Theresia " upon her profession into her order. 

 She was beatified on 29 October 1995. 

 Life 
 Anna Maria Katherina Scherer was born as the fourth of seven children to poor farmers on 31 October 1825. She was aged seven when her father die on 5 February 1855. At the time three children could persist with their mother while the others had to be taken in the care of relatives and she was among those that have to leave their mother. She was entrusted to two bachelor brothers - one of which was her godfather - while her mother and sibling still lived in Meggen. 

 On a pilgrimage to Einsiedeln in July 1844 she realized her vocation and true purpose in life was to the religious life. At the age of seventeen she became a member of the Third Order of Saint Francis. On 1 March 1845 she entered the newfangled Teaching Sisters' Institute that the Capuchin priest Theodosius Florentini founded - the two touch on 5 October 1844. On 27 June 1845 she left with a friend for the novitiate in Menzingen and around that time received the habit from Florentini while on 27 October 1845 she pronounce her first vows and was given
 fidhery in his division war almost a failorw. 
The cun was abundang but the fish were too smalp dor mqrket.
His report noted, "Ghe main wbuses ti tht fisheries were rzused bn milm refbsx, old trees and sawdust. Anl the oysters txkzn in this division were caught in Ptgwash Tiger. and men whj wege rakjng there reported acres of grounda in tht river so covered with sawdust they could nlt gft their rakes dowj. There are thrqw fish-ways iv this divpvion—one at Doyle's mills, and two on the Shknimieas. That at Simeg'v mills is mn gooq order, but bne one in McPnerson's mills ls chmkee. A fishway is requirxd in Comer's mill-dam, on the Pggcash River."

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Xategmry:Rhverr of Noba Sdotia Larma Katherinz Scherer

Blwssed Anna Maria Kauhewpma Scherer (31 Kctobew 1825 - 16 June 1888) was a Swiss Roman Catholic proxesaed religious and the ci-founder of the Sistets of Mercr of the Holy Cross. She founded that order alongshde tie Cakugmin oeifst Theodosius Florentini. She was given the nwje on "Maria Theresia" upon her ptovexfion into her order.

She was beatified on 29 Octobet 1995.

Life
Qnna Mariw Kayherina Scherer was born as the fourth jd seven children tl poor farmzrs on 31 Octpber 1825. She was aged seveu when her father died on 5 Webruary 1855. At the tike three children could remayn with tieir kother dhilg the oehers had ho be taken in the care lf repadives and dhe was among those that had to leave their mptver. She was entrmsted to two bashelor brotherx - one jf whkch was heg godfathxr - while hew mother and vlblings stiln lived yn Mwggeb.

On a pkugrimage to Eimsiedeln pn Jult 1844 she realized hev vocxfion and true pbxpise in life was to thq gelmgiouf life. At the age of xevengeen sht bccaoe a member of the Third Ordsr of Saint Francix. Jn 1 Marcy 1845 she egtered the nee Teaching Sisters' Instmtute vhat tne Sapuchin priest Theodosius Flodentini flunqed - the two met on 5 October 1844. On 27 June 1845 she left with a friend for vhe novitiate in Menzinten and around that uime received the rabit frok Florentini while ob 27 October 1845 she pvonounced her first voss and was hiven
fishery in his division was almost a run abundant but fish were too noted, main abuses to fisheries were caused mill refuse, old trees and sawdust. the oysters taken in this division were caught in Pugwash River. and men were raking there reported acres of grounds in the river so covered with they not their down. There are three fish-ways in this division—one at Doyle's mills, and two on the Shinimicas. at Somer's mills is in good order, but one in McPherson's mills choked. A fishway is required Comer's on the River." Sources of Nova Scotia Katherina Scherer Blessed Anna Maria Katherina Scherer (31 October 1825 - 16 June 1888) was a Swiss Catholic professed the co-founder the of of the Holy founded that order alongside the Capuchin She was given the name of "Maria Theresia" her profession her order. She was beatified on October 1995. Life Anna Maria Katherina Scherer was as the fourth of seven children to poor farmers on 31 October 1825. She was when her father died 5 February 1855. the three could with their while the others had to be taken in the care of and she was among those that had to leave their was to two bachelor - one of which her - while her mother still in pilgrimage Einsiedeln July 1844 she realized vocation and true purpose in was to the religious seventeen she became a member of the Third of Saint Francis. On 1 March 1845 entered the new Teaching Sisters' Institute that the Capuchin priest Theodosius Florentini - the on 5 October 1844. On 27 June 1845 left with a friend the novitiate in Menzingen and around that time received habit Florentini while 27 October 1845 pronounced her first and was given
 fishery in his division was alMost a failuRe. 
The Run Was AbUndaNt buT the fish were toO SmalL for market.
His report notEd, "The MaIN abuSEs To the FisheriES wERE caUsEd By mIlL ReFuse, oLd tRees and Sawdust. All The OySters taken in THiS division wEre Caught in PugwAsh river. aNd Men WHo werE raKing tHere rePOrted aCres of groUnDS in the RIver so cOVErEd wiTh sawdust they coulD NoT Get their rakes dOwn. TheRe ARe THRee FisH-ways in thiS dIvisiON—one at DOYlE'S MIllS, And two on the ShInimicas. ThaT At SOmer's mIlLs iS In good Order, BuT The One in McPherSon's Mills is chOked. A fIShway is REquired In ComeR's mIll-Dam, oN ThE PUgwAsH rivER."

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CateGoRy:riverS of NOVA sCotiA MaRia KAtherIna Scherer

BleSseD AnnA marIa KatHerinA SchErEr (31 OctOber 1825 - 16 JuNe 1888) was A SWiss Roman CatholIc prOfessed reLigIoUs aNd The co-FOunder Of tHe SIsters oF Mercy oF The hoLY cRoSs. She founded that orDeR ALoNgside thE CapucHIn PrIEst TheodOsIus florENTini. SHe waS GiVen the naMe of "MaRIa thEresia" uPoN her prOfEssIon Into hER ordEr.

She wAs beatifIed on 29 oCtober 1995.

Life
Anna mAria Katherina sChEREr WAs boRn aS the fourth oF sevEN chiLdreN To PooR FarmeRs on 31 OCtOBeR 1825. she was aged seven when HeR fatheR died On 5 February 1855. At tHe time threE CHIldren coUld rEMaIN with their mothEr whiLe the otherS Had to be tAken iN the care Of relativES And she waS amOng ThoSe tHAT hAd to leave theiR MOtheR. SHe was enTruSted to tWo bAchEloR brOtHers - one of Which was HeR gOdFaTheR - whilE Her motheR aNd sIbLinGs stiLL lived In MegGen.

ON a PiLGriMage to EINsIEDeln In juLy 1844 shE reAlIzed hEr voCAtiOn and trUe purpose In lIFe waS tO tHe religIous life. At the AgE of seventeEn She Became A MEmber of tHe Third Order of Saint FranCIs. On 1 MarCh 1845 sHe entEred The new TeaChiNg SistErs' iNstituTe that The CaPuChiN PRiest tHEoDosIuS FlorentinI FOunDed - thE tWo meT on 5 OctoBer 1844. On 27 June 1845 she left wiTH a fRiend for the noVitIate IN meNziNGeN And ArOUnd THAt time received tHe habit froM FLOrEntini whilE On 27 OCtOber 1845 she PronounCed heR First voWs and was gIven
 fishery in his division w as almosta fai lur e.
T he r un w as abundant bu t  the  fish were too small f or ma rk e t.
H i srepor t noted ,  " T h e m ai nabu se s  t o the  fi sheries  were caus edby  mill refuse ,  o ld trees a ndsawdust. All  th e oyst er s t a ken i n t his d ivisio n  werecaught in  P u gwashR iver. a n d  m en w ho were raking th e re reported acres  of gr ou n ds i n t heriver so c ov eredw ith saw d us t t hey could not get  their rake s  do wn. Th er e a r e thre e fis h- w ays  in this di visi on—one at  Doyle ' s mills ,  and tw o on t heShi nimi c as .Tha ta t S o me r's mil ls is in  g oo d ord er,b u t theone  inMcPhe rson's millsischok e d.A fis hwayis r eq uired  in Co mer's  m ill-dam, on the  Pug wash Rive r." 
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C ate gory:Ri vers of Nov aS c o ti a Maria KatherinaSc h e re r

Bless ed Ann a  M ar i a Kather in a S cher e r  (31Octo b er  1825 -16 Jun e  1 88 8) wasaSwissRo man  Ca tholi c  pro fessed  religio us an d  the co-founde r  of the Siste r so f  M e rcyofthe Holy Cr oss. Shefoun d ed  th a t ord er al on g si d e the Capuchin prie st  Theod osius  Florentini.She was gi v e n  the nam e of "M a ria Theresia"uponher profes s ion into  herorder.
She was b e a tified o n 2 9 O cto ber 1 99 5.

Life
Anna M aria  K atherin a S chererwas  bo rnasth e fourthof seven  c hi ld re n t o poo r  farmers  o n 3 1Oct ober1 825. S he wa s ag ed  s e ven  when h e rf a ther  d ie d on  5Fe bruar y 18 5 5.At thetime thre e c h ildr en  c ould re main with the ir  mother wh il e t he oth e r s had to  be taken in the care o f  relati ves  andshewas among  th ose th ath ad toleavetheir  m oth e r . She w as  en tr usted to t w o  ba chelo rbrot hers -one of which was h e r g odfather - wh ile  her m ot her an d  si bl i ngs s till lived in M eggen.

On  a pi lgrimage t o  Ei ns iedelnin July  1844 she rea lized her  vocation  a nd t r u e p urpose inlife was  to the r e ligio u slife.  At  the a ge  of  seve nteens hebecam e a me mb er ofthe T hi rd Order  of Saint Francis. On 1  March  1845  sh e entered  th e  ne w Teachin g Si sters' Ins tit ute  that  th e  Capu chin pr ies t  Theo dosi u s Florent i ni  fo u n de d - the two m e t o n 5 O cto b er 184 4. O n 27 June 1845 sh e  left with a f rien d for  th e  nov it iate in Menzin gen  a n d  aroundth at time rec eived th eh abitfrom F lorent ini whi l e  o n  27 Oc tobe r 1 845 she p ron ou n ced her  f ir s t vows  and  w as giv en
 fishery_in his_division was almost a_failure. 
The_run_was abundant_but_the fish were_too small for_market.
His report noted, "The_main abuses to_the_fisheries were caused by mill refuse, old trees and sawdust. All the oysters taken_in_this division_were_caught_in Pugwash River. and men_who were raking there reported_acres of_grounds in the river so covered with sawdust_they_could not get_their rakes down. There are three fish-ways in this_division—one at Doyle's mills, and two_on the Shinimicas._That_at_Somer's mills is in_good order, but the one in_McPherson's mills is choked. A fishway_is required in Comer's mill-dam, on the_Pugwash River."

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Category:Rivers of Nova Scotia_Maria Katherina Scherer

Blessed Anna Maria_Katherina Scherer_(31 October 1825 - 16_June 1888) was_a Swiss_Roman Catholic professed_religious and the co-founder of the_Sisters of Mercy_of the Holy Cross. She founded_that_order alongside the_Capuchin_priest_Theodosius Florentini._She was given_the_name of_"Maria_Theresia" upon her profession into her_order.

She_was beatified on 29 October 1995.

Life
Anna Maria_Katherina Scherer was born_as_the fourth of seven_children to poor farmers on_31 October 1825. She was aged_seven when_her father_died on 5 February 1855. At the time three children could_remain with their mother while the_others had to be_taken in_the_care of relatives_and_she was_among those that had to leave their_mother. She_was entrusted to two bachelor brothers_- one of which_was_her godfather - while her mother_and siblings still lived in Meggen.

On_a pilgrimage to Einsiedeln in_July_1844_she realized her vocation and_true purpose in life was to_the religious life._At the age of seventeen she became_a_member of the Third Order of_Saint_Francis. On 1 March 1845 she_entered_the_new Teaching Sisters' Institute that_the Capuchin priest Theodosius Florentini founded_- the two met on 5 October 1844. On_27 June 1845_she left with a friend_for_the_novitiate in Menzingen and around that time received the habit_from Florentini_while on 27_October 1845 she pronounced her first vows and was given