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Historical sketch of the Loyalists and how they came to settle in what became New Brunswick, 1784
| Author: | Winslow, Edward |
| Date: | 1784-01-01 |
| Subjects: | Agents their role pp. 1-2 British Establishment apparently applied to Provincial Corps during the Rev- olutionary War re pay and local rank Canada land for Loyalists in p. 2 Carleton, Sir Guy accommodates non-military Refugees pp. 1-2 Carleton, Thomas with Council: selects site of capital Chief Justice appointment of a p. 4 Court New Brunswick's first Legislative Assembly so called p. 4 DeLancey, Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen helped Edward Winslow acquire Loyalist land on St. John River p. 2 Fredericton re its location and the provincial capital Fredericton re the location of Provincial troops' lands p. 3 Justice appointment of first judges p. 4 Land location of for Loyalists pp. 1-2 Loyalists brief historical sketch of them and their coming to New Brunswick, etc. New Brunswick Government Council of 12 commissioned by George III and its courts p. 3 New Brunswick creation of and its boundaries p. 3 Presque Isle Northern limit of Provincials' land-grants p. 3 Provincials their blocks of land, Fredericton to Presque Isle p. 3 Rebels treatment of Loyalists p. 1 Settlers numbers in old Nova Scotia p. 2 [St. John] first meeting of Gov'r and Council at and reason for removal to Fredericton |
| Source: | Vol. 4-21 |
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