21. New Brunswick History Camps new brunswick history Camps at MySummerCamps.com. Search for kids and teen summercamps, summer camp jobs and camps for rent/sale in New Brunswick. http://www.mysummercamps.com/camps/new-brunswick-history-camps.html

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22. Grand Lodge Of New Brunswick History Index As a matter of fact, if you have or know of a collected history of a lodge which RW David Bud Gillrie, Grand Historian, Grand Lodge of New Brunswick http://www.glnb.ca/historian/

Home Recommended Reading Sign Register View Register ... This month (Aug) in Maonic History - A quick peek at the formation of the Grand Lodge of New Brunswick It happened in September - More on the formation of the Grand Lodge of New Brunswick October's Item - A brief look at the close ties between the Grand Lodges of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia November's notes - Masonry is truly a family affair as the Morrison Family of Fredericton can attest December's offering - Freemasons in Nova Scotia in 1606? Evidence suggests there may have been a presence around that time January, 2002 - It's Installation time again. Why do we have such a ceremony? See what the Grand Historian has to say on the subject. February, 2002 - All there is to know about the DDGM's...and then some. The Quinn Legacy - A generous brother in his will provides for a Senior's Residence The Hiram Affair - By citing the obligation, can one brother be compelled by another to withhold evidence in a court of law? Masonic History Timeline - It happened on... The Cable Tow - What is it?

23. Grand Lodge Of New Brunswick History January 2004 Twice in the history of Freemasonry in New Brunswick there have been efforts toestablish independence from authority outside the provincial boundaries. http://www.glnb.ca/historian/history_jan_04.html

Home Historian Index Recommended Reading Sign Register ... View Register THE GRAND HISTORIAN'S NOTEBOOK by R:W:Bro David "Bud" Gillrie January 2004 THE GRAND LODGE THAT NEVER WAS < Twice in the history of Freemasonry in New Brunswick there have been efforts to establish independence from authority outside the provincial boundaries. Various records and reports would indicate that the concept of a Grand Lodge for New Brunswick was proposed early in the provinces history, probably during the second decade of the 19th Century. The Lodge extant in New Brunswick at that time generally held their warrants by the delegated authority of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia, themselves authorized by the Grand Lodge of England. That is the "Grand Lodge of England According to the Old Institutions", the Grand Lodge called the "Antients"; which Masonic body was recognized by the Grand Lodge of Ireland, established in 1725 and that of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, formed in 1736. The fact that the lodges holding warrants within the province of New Brunswick were based on a single jurisdiction was a favourable consideration when looking at an independent grand lodge for the province. The Grand Lodges of the Antients and of the so called "Moderns" had by 1813 settled their differences and became the United Grand Lodge of England. This was the period where many old lodges were renumbered to adjust or recognize the seniority of the lodges of both former grand lodges and allow recognition in the new united body. The lodges of New Brunswick from that time continued to recognize the provincial grand lodge of Nova Scotia as the head of Masonic government, within the region, with their annual returns and payments as well as their Masonic enquiries being made to that authority.

24. Fredericton New Brunswick History Information, Listings And Links Fredericton s area and city history, from early Indians to the asian trade boom. http://fredericton.foundlocally.com/Local/Info-CityHistory.htm

Local: Fredericton History Fredericton Local Info City History Fredericton is the capital city of New Brunswick, nestled between the Gulf of St Lawrence and the Bay of Fundy. Its rich history focuses on the combination of Indians, the early French and British settlers and the province's role in the shaping of Canada as a nation. Geological History Native Indians European Settlers Confederation ... The Post-War Years Sections: Community Business-to-Business Consumer Shopping Travel and Tourism FoundLocally Fredericton Home Page Canada Home Page About Us TransCanadaHighway.com ... Web Site Design Other FoundLocally Communities: Victoria Vancouver Fraser Valley Okanagan-Shuswap ... St John's Find Site Map Site Help Directory Searches Submit Editorials ... Send Feedback , or Link to us! Add Free Listings for YOUR business or organization, to post events and jobs Contact FoundLocally Associa'n By Type Animals/Pets Business Community Computer Dance Education Environmental Family Farming/Agric. Health/Wellness History/Heritage Hobby/Leisure Human Rights Internat'l Aid Military Multicultural Sports and Rec.

25. New Brunswick New Democratic Party New Brunswick New Democratic Party. In 1982 Bob Hall became the first NDPMLA in new brunswick history with his victory in Tantramar. http://www.ndp-npd.nb.ca/history-e.html

New Brunswick NDP 618 Queen St - 3rd floor Fredericton, NB E3B 1C2 Phone: 506-458-5828 Fax: 506-459-2299 E-mail: ndpnpd@nbnet.nb.ca Français Home Join ... Constitution Contact the: NB NDP Party Leader Constituency Associations Member's Guide The New Brunswick NDP is a grassroots political organization aimed at electing Members of the Legislative Assembly who will influence decisions surrounding government policy and legislation based on our principles. In between elections, members can engage in a wide range of activities, based on their available time and interest, that communicate our ideas and support the growth of the party. The NDP also depends on its members for financial support, as it does not accept contributions from corporations or banks. History of the New Brunswick NDP The roots of the NDP in New Brunswick date back to the early twentieth century. In 1902, the Fredericton Socialist League was founded by Henry Stuart. By World War I, branches were established in McAdam, Albert, Newcastle and Saint John. By the 1930's the links between democratic socialism and the labour movement were well forged in New Brunswick. It was natural that New Brunswickers would become part of a broader political movement that was developing in Canada. The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) was started during and in response to the Depression. At the time its goals were considered revolutionary: public medical services; public transportation, electricity and other industries; worker protection against accident, illness and unemployment; the establishment of an old age pension.

26. New Brunswick History Links new brunswick history Links. Canadian National Links. Select a SubCategory.Other Links. Please Select Area of Interest http://www.thesnare.com/canada/newbruns/community/history/history.htm

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27. LINKS - New Brunswick, Canada Genealogy, History, Library, Archive, Family New Brunswick Links. Recommend a link. List your nonprofit library, archive, information for those interested in new brunswick history or genealogy. http://globalgenealogy.com/links/canada-nb.htm

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28. Here Magazine It was a good dose of new brunswick history for me. Here was the tale of animportant part of new brunswick history that I had been so completely http://www.herenb.com/saintjohn/issues/0628/history.html

By Miriam Christensen New Brunswick history for dummies My latest lesson in "important stuff I should've known about New Brunswick" I learned this weekend I had a hell of a damn time this past weekend. Why you might ask? The answer, deliciously simple, is that I went to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery for the first time ever. Gasp if you must, it took me long enough to go. So why now? Well aside from a somewhat unscheduled trip to the capital city and a few hours to kill before a bus ride back to Saint John, the friends I was spending the day with had a hankering to view Art in Dispute. You know, the collection of paintings that has had the gallery in a legal dispute with the Aitken, or Beaverbrook, estate keepers. So many paintings, so little time, I thought upon entering the gallery they were displayed in. Literally packed from floor to ceiling, there was everything from the Dali painting of Lady Dunn (whom he apparently painted with three legs. I had to be told. I didn't notice), to paintings of Winston Churchill, plaqued newspaper clippings, letters to the gallery curator, and of course the most famous paintings in dispute The Fountain of Indolence by J. Turner and Hotel Ballroom by Lucian Freud. Overwhelming indeed, I don't even remember the Louvre having so many paintings grouped together in a space that size - though five years have passed since I was there last and memories have a way of playing tricks on you. At any rate, my companions mentioned that though many of the paintings had been hung in the gallery before, it was no small feat to take them all in at once.

29. Online Quiz On New Brunswick Women's History The history behind New Brunswick women s struggle to gain social and legal Among the more incredible passages of new brunswick history is the story of http://www.acswcccf.nb.ca/english/onlinequiz.asp

Events Calendar In 1997 New Brunswick women aged 65 and over had an average annual income of $14,604 compared to $22,423 for their male counterparts. - Growing Up Female In N.B. 1970 – 2000, N.B. ACSW. Events Calendar Sign up for email news ... News - Archive October 18, 2002 What conditions were imposed on the first woman training as a teacher in New Brunswick? What New Brunswick woman won a Persons Case years before the more famous Canadian Persons Case? In what year was the first female plumber licensed in New Brunswick? What New Brunswick woman petitioned - unsuccessfully - a New Brunswick court to free her from slavery? Who is Molly Kool? The surprising answers to these and 40 more questions are found in a new publication and online quiz released by the Advisory Council on the Status of Women. Celebrating Achievers is online at www.acswcccf.nb.ca. "For years, the Advisory Council has quoted the saying that behind every successful woman are all the women who came before her," said the Chairperson of the Advisory Council, Dr. Mary Lou Stirling. "Celebrating Achievers is our salute to some of those women." "October is Women's History Month. How many of these women do New Brunswickers remember? The history behind New Brunswick women's struggle to gain social and legal rights is a fascinating one, and New Brunswick women are still marking some firsts. It was only last year that the first female plumber was licensed in the province. We have not yet had a female Premier and the day when the pay gap between women and men is closed seems far in the future," noted Dr. Stirling.

30. Heritage Branch, Culture & Sport Secretariat This Week in new brunswick history ! Produced in Halifax and featuring NewBrunswick born Don Messer and Charlie Chamberlain, the show becomes one of http://www1.gnb.ca/0007/culture/heritage/thisweek-e.asp

Culture and Sport Secretariat Home Français This Week in New Brunswick History! September 18, 1758 Colonel Robert Monckton arrives at Partridge Island, with over 2000 troops, on orders to destroy Acadian settlements along the river St. John. Fort Frederick is established at the mouth of the river, near the location of an abandoned French fort. September 18, 1968 The village of Chipman is incorporated. September 18, 1959 The Beaverbrook Art Gallery is officially opened on Queen Street in Fredericton, by Dr. William Constable, former Curator of the Boston Art Gallery, and descendant of the English painter John Constable. September 18, 1632 Scottish raiders, led by Andrew Forrester of Charlesfort, New Scotland (Port Royal, Nova Scotia), attack Fort Sainte-Marie in St. John harbour. Governor Charles de Saint-Étienne de La Tour later retaliates by robbing English traders at Machias (Maine). September 18, 1845 Gas lighting is first introduced in Saint John. September 19, 1825 The Great Miramichi Fire begins - the largest fire ever recorded in the Maritimes. One fifth of New Brunswick, or about 9,656 square kms, burns - from the Northwest Miramichi to the outskirts of Fredericton.

31. University Of New Brunswick - Alumni News new brunswick history has taken interesting twists and turns, many of which wereshaped by military concerns. We have a list of 30 possible titles. http://unbalumni.collegepublisher.com/news/2003/12/19/News/Researchers.Join.Forc

document.write(''+''); Latest News News Login Register ... Activities showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 577987; Home News Researchers join forces to preserve military heritage of New Brunswick By Christy English Published: Friday, December 19, 2003 From left, Robert Dallison, Marc Milner, and Brent Wilson The province's history is coming to life thanks to the creators of the New Brunswick Military Heritage Project (NBMHP). Devoted to fostering public interest in the often-forgotten military history of the province, the project was conceived in 2000 by the Military and Strategic Studies Program at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton. History professor Marc Milner is co-director of NBMHP with Brent Wilson, a senior researcher with UNBF's Centre for Conflict Studies. After his book Canada's Navy: The First Century was published, Dr. Milner became inspired, he says, by a graduate student's thesis on Fort Beauséjour and a book by Ernest Clarke of Nova Scotia titled The Siege of Fort Cumberland, 1776: An Episode in the American Revolution. "I became smitten by a history whose scope few are aware of," said Dr. Milner. "Add to that the fact that the Chatham air base had shut down, old forts in Saint John were being bulldozed and I had visited two abandoned armament depots at McGivney and Renous."

32. History - Law Society Of New Brunswick History The Law Society of New Brunswick Home. The Law Society was officiallycreated in 1846. The Provincial Legislative Assembly adopted Chapter 48 of http://www.lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca/emain.asp?92

33. Government Of New Brunswick - About New Brunswick - History About new brunswick history. When Samuel de Champlain and other Europeans beganto visit new brunswick in the earlv 1600s, they were met by Maliseets and http://www.gnb.ca/cnb/nb/history-e.asp

Government of New Brunswick Home Français New Brunswick History Geography Population Government ... Home Industry Tourism Forestry Manufacturing Mining ... Aquaculture Other Links Resources Heritage This Week In N.B.History ... Grand Manan About New Brunswick - History When Samuel de Champlain and other Europeans began to visit New Brunswick in the earlv 1600s, they were met by Maliseets and Micmacs. The early French farmers settled at the head of the Bay of Fundy and up the St. John River Valley as far as present-day Fredericton and called the land Acadia. Fall-out from the English and French wars in Europe resulted in the expulsion of more than 5,000 Acadians in 1755. Some of them escaped to what was then a remote and uninhabited coastline along the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Chaleur Bay. Today we call it the Acadian Peninsula. Others returned to France or fled to the United States, many settling in Louisiana. In 1783 it was the English who were refugees. During the American Revolution some citizens from the eastern seaboard wanted to remain loyal to the English crown and fled to Canada. So many landed in Saint John that by 1785 they were able to incorporate Canada's first city.

34. Government Of New Brunswick - Culture And Sport Secreteriat Heritage. This Week in NB history ! Sixteen new brunswick elementary, middleand high school students have been selected as delegates to attend the 2005 http://www.gnb.ca/0007/Heritage/index-e.asp

35. About New Brunswick Provincial symbols, geography, tradition, history and general information. Features service in French, phone queries, email, news, news links, government and a search function. http://www.gnb.ca/cnb/nb/nb-e.htm

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36. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY / University Of New Brunswick, Fredericton DEPARTMENT OF history. University of new brunswick, Fredericton. Home Programs About the Department Acadiensis Intersession in Rome Resources http://www.unbf.ca/arts/History/

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY University of New Brunswick, Fredericton Home Programs About the Department Acadiensis ... UNB Home Welcome to the History Department History is a truly dynamic discipline which sees the past as a vibrant, living world which has left its legacy all around us in the achievements, failures, hopes, dreams and monuments of countless generations. No longer "one damn thing after another," history is an ever changing field waiting for you to raise new questions and rediscover the great human experiment. As you study the written records of thousands of years of human activity, you will develop crucial life skills in conducting research, thinking critically, writing clearly and making impressive presentations. And you will discover more about yourself and the world in which you live, helping to shape your future and keep you involved, interested and entertained for a life time. Studying History What is it to study history?

37. 7th Annual University Of Maine - University Of New Brunswick History Graduate St Department of history,. University of new brunswick,. PO Box 4400,. Fredericton, NB.E3B 5A3. Home Programs About the Department Acadiensis http://www.unbf.ca/arts/History/news/GradConfCall2004.htm

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY University of New Brunswick, Fredericton Home Programs About the Department Acadiensis ... About the Department 7th Annual University of Maine - University of New Brunswick History Graduate Student Conference October 21-23, 2005 Link to 2005 Conference website and program now includes an online form for submitting proposals, information on accommodation, the conference program and much more! Link to University of Maine's Conference website Link to Tentative 2005 Conference Program The history graduate students of the University of Maine and University of New Brunswick wish to announce the Seventh Annual International Graduate Student Conference, October 14-16, 2005 . In past years we have attracted participants from a wide range of universities throughout the United States and Canada. This year's event will be held on the University of New Brunswick campus in Fredericton, N.B. We invite all interested graduate students, from any university or college, to submit paper proposals related to any topic of historical investigation. This conference is designed to offer graduate students an opportunity to present their work before a friendly audience of their peers and also an opportunity to meet other graduate students who have similar experiences and interests in our expanding discipline.

38. CGHL - Personal New Brinswick Barrys of Saint John, new brunswick The descendants of Michael D Barry who settled Family history Traces the family history of the early new brunswick http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/personal-nb.html

Canadian Genealogy and History Links Personal - New Brunswick Entries preceded by a indicate it is a new entry or the URL has changed or been updated within the last 14 days. Nan's "Jones" Genealogy Page Group sheets and Pedigree charts for the Jones family who came to the Moncton area from Pennsylvania in 1766. Includes relationships to the other immigrating families and my Colpitts connection. Surname searchable. Andrew's Genealogy Page Researching Akerley, Cairns, Mckinley, Rossiter, Butland and Steeves. Arthur Stewart Family Home Page Arthur Williamson Stewart was born on April 10, 1890 in Newcastle, NB and died on April 11, 1968 in Bangor, Maine. He married Sarah Eunice McLeod who was born on May 3, 1895 in Prospect, Maine and died on January 29, 1981 in Bangor. Barrys of Saint John, New Brunswick The descendants of Michael D Barry who settled in Saint John ; the descendants of Patrick Kelly who settled in Saint John. Barters of Carleton County The Barters were the first landowners in Avondale NB and their story, beginning about 1750 in England, is lengthy but quite fascinating. Links to family stories (tall tales?) going back to the early 1800's. Bissett Family of New Brunswick Browse or search the index and surname list of over 1700 family members.

39. CultureCanada.gc.ca: History - New Brunswick Source new brunswick Community College Saint John. Industrial history of newbrunswick Source new brunswick Museum Government of new brunswick http://www.culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.5.9.

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information New Brunswick History ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: Alberta British Columbia Canada Manitoba Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Aboriginal Fishing in Atlantic Canada : An Ancient Tradition Source: Canadian Museum of Civilization Acadian Odyssey Source: Canada's Digital Collections Extracts from Patricia Allen's "Metepenagiag: New Brunswick's Oldest Village" Source: New Brunswick Aboriginal Affairs Secretariat Finding/Tracing/Researching Your Ancestors in New Brunswick, Canada Source: New Brunswick Provincial Archives Genealogy and Family History in St. John Source: City of St.John Web Site Glimpses of Atlantic Canada's Past Source: Canadian Museum of Civilization Guide to Information Sources on Genealogy Source: University of New Brunswick Heritage Network Atlantic Source: Heritage Network Atlantic Heritage Resources Saint John Source: New Brunswick Community College - Saint John Industrial History of New Brunswick Source: New Brunswick Museum Miramichi History Source: Miramichi Leader On-Line National Archives of Canada - Addresses for Genealogical Societies and Provincial/Territorial Archives Source: National Archives New Brunswick's Oxbow Site and Augustine Mound Source: Canada's Digital Collections New Brunswick - Canadian Confederation Source: National Library of Canada New Brunswick - Origins of the Province's name Source: Natural Resources Canada New Brunswick at War Source: New Brunswick Provincial Archives

40. Easter Seals New Brunswick - History Of The NB Easter Seals Easter Seals new brunswick is a bilingual, notfor-profit organization, workingin partnership with persons with disabilities, enabling them to attain http://www.nbeastersealmarchofdimes.ca/about_history.php

Top Navigation : Return to homepage or choose language Skip Navigation Home Francais Main Navigation : Navigate to different sections of web site Home About Us Events Programs ... Skip Section Menu Section Menu : Navigate to various pages within current section of web site About Us History Facts Annual Reports Our Ambassador ... Contact Us History of Easter Seals New Brunswick The Canadian Rehabilitation Council for the Disabled (CRCD) New Brunswick Branch was incorporated on December 23, 1966, with the first organized meeting of the directors held on June 13, 1967. The election of officers included Dr. P.G. Thompson, President; Frank Gibson, Vice-President; Dorothy Cummings, Secretary; and C.N.R. Scott, Executive Director. Prior to CRCD's arrival, the New Brunswick Society for Crippled Children and the New Brunswick Foundation for Poliomyelitis and Rehabilitation had provided services for many years to persons with disabilities upon referral. However, at the age of 16, clients of the Crippled Children's Society no longer had access to rehabilitation services, as they no longer fell into the target population. This break in service made the need for organizational partnerships obvious. In the early fifties, Dr. Mayers - the Director of Maternal and Child Health - spearheaded a movement to combine voluntary efforts towards rehabilitation services. In 1955, Dr. Mayers began to campaign to get a co-ordinated group organized. A year later the doctor's work paid off with the launch of the New Brunswick Co-ordinating Council for the Handicapped. The new group represented 57 member organizations from throughout the province. It was largely financed by grants from the Crippled Children's Society and the Poliomyelitis Foundation.

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