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Aboriginal Contacts in New Brunswick

Cork or Teetotal Settlement, New Brunswick, 1841-1847

York County, New Brunswick, Canada. Dedicated to the original settlers of Cork or Teetotal Settlement. By creating a virtual village linking descendants of the original settlers, I hope to learn more about my ancestors, Anthony KENNEDY and Jeremiah COUGHLIN and their families, and help others discover their Irish roots.

FamilySearch Wiki - New Brunswick First Nations

His Majesty's Royal West India Rangers

62 Royal West India Rangers disbanded in New Brunswick (now part of Canada) in 1819. Includes a list of the Rangers, their reported birthplace and previous regiment, their physical descriptions, their family composition in 1819, and sometimes links to other websites with more genealogical information.

Irish Genealogy in NB

SWEET Family of New Brunswick, Canada

BANNISTER, DALY, DOWNIE, DRIDEN, HARKAN, HOPPER, LACHYE, LEEMAN, McLAUGHLIN, McLEOD, POWER, WHITE, MELANSON.

The McKINNEYs of Summer Hill And Their Neighbors

Dedicated to James Alexander McKinney and his wife, Mary Ann (Murphy) McKinney who immigrated from County Tyrone, Northern Ireland in 1825 and their neighbors, pioneers, who cleared the forest land and established the communities of Summer Hill, Dunns Corner and Headline.

The VIENNEAU Genealogy

VIENNEAU, CORMIER, TH

Transcription of Emma Pauline (Pauline) JOHNSTON

Complete transcription of autograph book kept by Emma Pauline Johnston in Portland, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada from 1882 to 1893.