Brookfield, Newfoundland and Labrador

Situated near Wesleyville, it was formerly named Norton's Cove but was changed in 1879 when Captain Abram Kean and his family of nine moved there and renamed it Brookfield.

The church could accommodate almost 200 people and it had a separate area for day and Sunday school.

In 1905 a decision was made to build a separate school because the church was no longer large enough for the growing population.

Altogether he commanded nine steamers: The Wolf, Hope, Aurora, Terra Nova, Florizel, Stephano, Nascopie, Thetis, and Beothic II.

He also set a record for most seals brought in from one voyage in 1910 with 49,069 pelts which was beaten in 1933 by a Captain Albert Blackwood.