Quebec City / Maugerville / Parrtown / Newton / Belleville / Halifax / Sackville / New York / Brampton / Burton / /
Company
Tribune Press / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
pence / Shilling / Rs / USD / /
Event
Employment Change / Natural Disaster / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
University of New Brunswick Archives / Fort Howe / King’s Provision Storehouse / College Act / Mill Creek / Port Dover / University Avenue / Salamanca station / Provision Storehouse / /
IndustryTerm
on-line database / alone tools / food / town site / land-based communications / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Erie / Forest Hill / Phyllis Creek / John River valley / Little River / John River / Mill Creek / /
Organization
United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada / Conservator Book Department / King’s American Regiment / Government of Nova Scotia / Battalion of the New Jersey Volunteers / British Government / Third Battalion / York-Sunbury Historical Society / General Assembly of Her Majesty / University of New Brunswick Archives / US Federal Reserve / /
Person
Thomas Carleton / Earle Thomas / Georgianna Fisher / Guy Carleton / Peter / W. Austin Squires / Charles Earle / George III / David / William Van Allan / Sarah Fisher / Samuel Ryerse / Harris William Hailes / Oliver Thibodeau / Philip Weade / Elizabeth Morrison / Lilian M. B. Maxwell / Benjamin Atherton / John Parr / William Fisher / Phyllis A. Ryerse / Mary Barbara Fisher / Benjamin Ingraham / McCoy / Hannah Ingraham / John Saunders / Daniel Lounsbury / Lewis Fisher / George Parkin / Fisher Manuscript / John Simpson / Dugald Campbell / /
Position
Captain / Local historian / first Governor / physician / head of navigation / head for the privilege / head / Lieutenant / Colonel / winter Governor / King / Governor / Surveyor-General / Fisher / surveyor / Judge / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Quebec / New Brunswick / Bergen County / Nova Scotia / Ontario / /
II. New Brunswick Loyalist Lewis Fisher and his family found little comfort in their arrival at Saint John. Before the influx of the loyalists, the town had consisted only of Fort Howe and the trading post of the merchan