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1820's - Small fishing settlement of Bulls Cove is founded.
1891 - Census records a population of 47. The majority are Methodist, and include one English- born resident.
1901 - The population rises to 155 residents. A United Church school-chapel is erected. One Labrador vessel is reported to be used by Georgetown fishermen, presumably out of nearby Bull Cove.
1921 - Bull Cove is completely abandoned, its residents move inland to the area of Georgetown.
1935 - The population reaches 187.
1951 - The population is listed as 240.
1961 - The population is listed as 271.
1971 - A new United Church is built to replace the structure built in 1901. A tourist hotel, two general merchandise stores, and a local club are developed.
1982 - Residents commut for employment to the growing nearby service sectors of Bay Roberts, Harbour Grace, and Carbonear. Georgetown students attend school in nearby Brigus and Cupids.