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Sunbury County, Nova Scotia
(before 1785)
Before 1785, the area now known as Westmorland County,
New Brunswick, was part of Sunbury County in Nova Scotia,
and was administered by the Governor and Council at Halifax.
In 1765, the Nova Scotia Government established Sunbury County,
which included all the area now known as New Brunswick. From
September 1768 to October 1785, Sunbury County had two elected
representatives in the Nova Scotia Provincial Parliament at Halifax.
After October 1785, this area was no longer eligible to send
representatives to the Nova Scotia Provincial Parliament.
Sunbury County, Nova Scotia by Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunbury_County,_Nova_Scotia
Aulac —
Fort Beausejour plaques
/sunco/fortbeausejour.html
Fort Cumberland —
Thomas Dixson, November 1776, plaque
/sunco/dixson.html
Fort Cumberland —
Fort Lawrence 1750-1756, interpretative panel
/sunco/fortlawrence-panel.html
Port Elgin —
Fort Gaspareaux cairn and plaque, 1751
/sunco/fortgaspareaux.html
Go To: History of Railway Companies in Nova Scotia
http://alts.net/ns1625/railways.html
Go To: History of Automobiles in Nova Scotia
http://alts.net/ns1625/automobiles.html
Go To: History of Telephone Companies in Nova Scotia
http://alts.net/ns1625/telephone.html
Go To: History of Electric Companies in Nova Scotia
http://alts.net/ns1625/electric.html
Go To: Nova Scotia Quotations
http://alts.net/ns1625/quotes.html
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