41. New Brunswick News - New Brunswick History - Ultimate News Database New Brunswick News New Brunswick History 10/27/2010 Saint John aims to protect free youth programs 10/27/2010 New rules planned for boating in N.B. watersheds http://www.infopig.com/keywords/New-Brunswick.html

42. Chipman, New Brunswick History, Trivia And Facts Chipman, New Brunswick's History, Trivia and Facts where you can learn American history and play our trivia game http://www.hometowncanada.com/nb/history/Chipman.html

Home Search Map Forums ... Links New: Flight Tracking Sudoku Chipman, New Brunswick History, Trivia and Facts Chipman's Top Page Our Hometown Pages New Brunswick Province Page Classified Ads Community Calendar Coupons ... Yellow Pages Hometown Canada Pages Home Hotel Reservations Canada White Pages Search ... Games Our Hometown Sites Hometown USA Hometown Canada TM Hometown England TM Hometown Forums TM Hometown Cards TM Hometown Catalogs TM TM General Information Privacy Statement About Us Contact Us A2Z Computing Services Hometown USA ® is a Registered Trademark of A2Z Computing Services. Click here for BBB Business Review These History, Trivia and Facts Pages are a new addition to our system so don't be surprised if we don't have much of anything for this hometown yet. If you know any tidbits of information about this hometown, such as, how it got its name or some information about its history, please let us know about it by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. If you don't find what you are looking for on this page, please visit the following Yellow Page categories to help you with your search.

43. Undergraduate Introduction Students majoring in history complete a total of 11 oneterm 3-credit courses from the department's curriculum. The first four of these may be introductory courses that cover http://history.rutgers.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=86&

44. New Brunswick Railways - Campbellton New Brunswick Railways Campbellton. Campbellton is the headquarters of the New Brunswick East Coast Railway. The shop is run by Eastern Railway Services, and performs repairs and http://www.traingeek.ca/campbellton.shtml

45. Brunswick | Company | History | Interactive Timeline Brunswick Genuine Ingenuity http://www.brunswick.com/company/history/other-backbar.php

46. Caren Secord - Genealogy Family trees of Caren (Courneya) and Dave Secord. Includes information collected from New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario. http://members.shaw.ca/caren.secord/

Family Trees: Caren (Courneya) Secord (recent name change) David Secord Information: New Brunswick (Charlotte County and Kings and Queens Counties) Ontario (Hastings County and Leeds County) DNA testing Surname Index ... What's new? Contact me: caren.secord"AT"shaw.ca (Replace "AT" with @.) Search this site: Site search technology courtesy FreeFind Search Engine

47. Home — Rutgers - New Brunswick Summer Session 2010 Achieve your goals this summer at Rutgers New Brunswick! Over 1300 courses in a wide range of fields. Day, evening, and weekend courses to suit your schedule. Convenient online http://summersession.rutgers.edu/

Home Course Offerings How to Register Bill Payment ... Contact Us Info Welcome to Summer Session at Rutgers, New Brunswick! Come to Rutgers this summer to earn credits toward your degree, improve your grade point average, reduce your fall term academic load, or simply learn about a subject of interest in the intensive summer term. Rutgers New Brunswick’s Summer Session offers the high academic quality of a top research university and the breadth of one of the largest summer programs in the country, offering more than 1,500 courses, internships, and research and independent study opportunities, June 1 through August 18. Summer Session is different from the fall and spring terms: You’ll only take one or two courses at a time, to really focus on your subjects. With smaller classes and longer class meetings, you’ll be able to develop deeper and more collegial relationships with your classmates and professors. This is NOT “Rutgers Lite” – you’ll be challenged and stretched, as you cover fifteen weeks’ worth of content in only a few short weeks - but you may find that you enjoy your coursework more than you ever have, before. Of special interest, this summer:

48. New Page 1 Welcome to Sunbury County **** New Brunswick ***** Sunbury County is located along the Saint John River and was created in 1786 Here are some of the its Parishes and the year http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nbsunbur/

Search billions of records on Ancestry.com Welcome to Sunbury County **** New Brunswick ***** Sunbury County is located along the Saint John River and was created in 1786 Here are some of the its Parishes and the year they were established Burton 1834 Lincoln 1786 Blissville 1834 Sheffield 1786 Maugerville 1786 Blissville 1834 Gladstone 1874 Northfield 1857 This page was last updated October 2007 Can you help Identify this photo? Can you help Identify this photo? These two photos were sent in by Debra Carson. Info re the photos: Welcome to the Sunbury County web site, a site dedicated to aiding people in researching their family tree. This site is part of GenWeb , an international volunteer organization, whose goal is to aid genealogical researchers in finding resources, help, and community. My name is Lezlie Wade Carson, and I'm the new Co-ordinator of this website. I am looking forward to adding to the information presently here and I have a few new ideas for the site. If anyone has any suggestions, please do not hesitate to email me. I am very interested in compiling as much information as possible about Sunbury County so, if you have ANY information, research, or links you are willing to share, please Contact Me Note from Co-ordinator - If you notice any broken links PLEASE email me so I can fix them. Thanks!

49. UNB | University Of New Brunswick | Our History Our History They came to New Brunswick with little more than they could carry - to settle what was, even by their standards, a wilderness. And yet, within a few months, these http://www.unb.ca/aboutunb/history/index.html

Skip to Content Alumni Current Students Donors ... Parents Search Skip to Phonebook Future Students Canadian International ... About UNB Our History Our History "They came to New Brunswick - with little more than they could carry - to settle what was, even by their standards, a wilderness. And yet, within a few months, these 'loyal Adventurers' had petitioned the government to provide for the education of their children." "so began, in 1785, the Provincial Academy of Arts and Science and the origins of the University of New Brunswick..." - A Pictorial History of the University of New Brunswick , by Susan Montague. We have prepared a short historical sketch of the University of New Brunswick as well as a Visitors Scrapbook of some famous people as they appeared during their visits to UNB over the years. UNB has several buildings of historical interest as well as long list of distinguished Principals and Presidents who have served to make UNB what it is today. Much more historical material may be obtained from the UNB Archives Copies of A Pictorial History of the University of New Brunswick are available at either Campus Bookstore or from: UNB Development Office P.O. Box 4400 Fredericton, NB

50. History Of Moncton, New Brunswick The original aboriginal inhabitants of the Petitcodiac river valley were the Mi'kmaq people. French Acadians first settled the area in 1733, establishing a marshland farming http://www.monctonkiosk.com/history.php

Quick Links Moncton Attractions Map of Moncton Moncton Weather Moncton Hotels Advertising Information Contact Us Tue, Nov 16th Moncton Info Moncton Tourism Moncton Map Moncton Attractions Moncton Hotels ... Moncton Cost of Living History of Moncton The original aboriginal inhabitants of the Petitcodiac river valley were the Mi'kmaq people. French Acadians first settled the area in 1733, establishing a marshland farming community on the site of present day Moncton, naming it Le Coude (The Elbow). The Petitcodiac river valley fell under British control after the capture of nearby Fort Beausejour in 1755. It was during this time that the majority of the Acadian population was deported; however, some of the inhabitants of the community escaped into the woods and were able to sustain guerilla warfare against the British occupiers until 1758, culminating in the British victory at the Battle of Stoney Creek. The settlement remained empty until a group of eight immigrant families arrived from Pennsylvania in June 1766. They were armed with a land grant issued by the Philadelphia Land Company, one of the principal investors of which was Benjamin Franklin. There is one surviving building in the city dating from this era: the "Treitz Haus", which is said to have been built in the early 1770's. It has recently been renovated as a downtown tourist information centre.

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