Jean Pierre Roma

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Jean Pierre Roma was a French settler from the 18th century who settled at Three Rivers Roma which is now a National Historic Site of Canada. [1] It is located within what is now the small community of Brudenell, Prince Edward Island. The province was then called Ile St. Jean by the French to establish a trade operation.

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