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New Brunswick (or in French, Nouveau-Brunswick), is one of Canada's three Maritime provinces, and the only officially bilingual province (French and English). Its capital is Fredericton, and its population is about 758,000. It was one of the four original provinces in Canada.
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Shortcuts Vital Statistics index -- Births to 1912, Marriages to 1958, and Deaths to 1957 1851 census: Ancestry.ca | Library and Archives Canada 1881 census: FamilySearch 1901 census: Ancestry.ca | Automated Genealogy | Library and Archives Canada 1911 census: Ancestry.ca | Automated Genealogy | Library and Archives Canada Cemeteries: Provincial Archives More about Ancestry.ca The National page lists the best sources that cover most or all of Canada. The top sites for genealogy Vital Statistics Search -- Provincial Archives of New Brunswick Includes births to 1911, marriages to 1955, and deaths to 1955. Provincial Archives of New Brunswick The main Provincial Archives site, with a vast amount of information beyond the vital stats meantioned above. Land records, death records of soldiers, port records, a database of more than 215,000 burials, and more. New Brunswick GenWeb The provincial page of the New Brunswick GenWeb project, including a wide variety of resources such as census indexes. New Brunswick Cemetery Project Part of Canada GenWeb. With 1,056 New Brunswick cemeteries. New Brunswick Gen Links Thousands of links to more than two million online records, pimarily on the GenWeb or provincial archives sites. Grantbook Database This searchable database consists of records of land settlement in New Brunswick between 1763-1803. County or place of settlement can be searched, as can be primary grant holder names. More than 9,000 individuals are named. Ruby M. Cusack Genealogical Site Beginners Guide, Index to the St John Globe Death Roll, and the Good Life Genealogical Queries Column. 1833 New Brunswick Special Census of the Madawaska Settlement Includes communities on both banks of the Upper St.John River valley in what are now Madawaska Co., New Brunswick, and Aroostook Co., Maine. About 400 households in totla. Miramichi - New Brunswick - Genealogy Search your Miramichi River Roots from this database of tombstone inscriptions from the cemeteries in Northumberland. Provided by the Miramichi branch of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society. Keillor House - 1813 For the Dorchester area. Archival holdings containing census, marriage. cemetery records as well as family genealogy. Chignecto Isthmus and its First Settlers This book is an account of the settlement of the NS/NB border area known as the Chignecto Isthmus, which separates the Bay of Fundy from the Cumberland Strait. Upper St. John River Valley Transcriptions of early censuses, surveys, land grants and maps. Early censuses annotated with genealogical information on almost every family in the valley. Grand Manan Island Genealogies Census records, marriage records, researcher email list, family data files and other site links. Loyalist Collection Search the Loyalist Collection at the Harriet Irving Library at the University of New Brunswick. Archives and libraries Genealogical and Historical Resources - University of New Brunswick A summary of the guides, books, biographical dictionaries, periodicals, newspapers, census returns, finding aids, and historical collections available to help in your research. Genealogical societies New Brunswick Genealogical Society Newsletter, research, addresses, executive and branch contacts and membership fees. Branches: Capital (Fredericton) | Charlotte (St Andrews) | Miramichi (Chatham) Restigouche (Dalhousie) | Saint John | Southeastern (Moncton) Grand Falls Genealogy Club Society information, links to related sites and cemetery transcriptions. United Empire Loyalists' Association - New Brunswick Information on the society. |
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