Scotsman is still one of the fewer 100 people who hold the title of the Baronet of Nova Scotia

The days of the baronets and baronityesses, as something very far from the past, was removed from Nova Scotia.

However, a man in Edinburgh is not the name of the 11th Baronet of Nova Scotia in Scotland. 81, 81, Sir Crispin, one of the least 100 people, which is initially one of 100 people, which is initially presented to finance the colonialism of the new Scotland.

Agnew, in 1625 Stirling, who will celebrate the 400th anniversary of Nova Scotia’s first Baronet, is about to participate in the upcoming conference in Scotland Stirling.

“It is important in terms of family history. … It’s nice to have it, but in the modern day and age, it is not a benefit or anything else”, ” Information in the morning Nova Scotia.

At that time, as a tool to get more Scottish to settle in New Scotland, King Nova Scotia covered immigration expenditures for IDPs offered to receive the heritage headonet.

Today, a $ 66,000 CDN, on behalf of the buyer and 6,500 hectares of land between the new Scottish and Newfoundland, the payment of 3,000 scots using $ 66,000.

While the aims to promote the colonization, Agnew, many of them have been accompanied by a wealth tax.

“There was many sculangers who encouraged people to encourage headlines,” he said.

He said that King Charles said that I went to the long and spiritual suspicious length to accept people to accept the title of people and to investigate the investigation.

The end result was only 110 heading until the end of the Kingdom of Charles I.

Agnew’s family received a letter that threatens the most valuable source of income, the most valuable source of income, if they do not receive a title.

Since then, it has been transmitted through generations.

“I inherited this from my father, inherited his uncle.”

Despite the little modern importance to become a baronet, Sir Crispin has a beautiful ring for him.

“After all, we paid 166 kilos 13 and Fourpence, so we can benefit.”

Agnew is the owner of the Nova Scotia, which states that it is a baronet. However, he admits that the title was used as a means to expand the widespread use of local people, including NOVA Scotia.

Nova Scotia and June 30 are something to be discussed at the Scottish Conference on Stirling. Agnew, speakers from local communities will discuss the charter for new Scotland, Sir William Alexander will discuss the long-term effect.

“It’s something I think, even if we are really pretty conscious if Baronets are really conscious, the original reason was a way to raise money by the king mainly to finance colonialism.

When Nova Scotia held the title of 11th Baronet, Agnew still did not leave the province.

“I have no close or close members of my family, and I have a few news. Perhaps the bucket list,” he said.