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Welcome to the New Brunswick Genealogical Society, Inc.
NBGS is a non-profit organization founded in 1978 to encourage and facilitate family historical
research in New Brunswick, Canada.
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Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the history of New Brunswick and its people. Membership plans range start at $40 per year.
For access to:
- Members-only resources
- A branch in your area of interest
- Generations, our journal, 4x per year
Click here to view our upcoming meetings, which are held in person and on Zoom.
Login and click here for the Zoom link.
What time is it in NB? Click the clock to see the current time.
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Click here to search our collections of unique research material.
Click here to view the current queries and brick walls.
Have questions about your research? Or how to navigate this website? Check out our Knowledge Base to find answers or suggestions.
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25 Sep 2025: Are you a MERCER male? You can participate in a Y-DNA study of the descendants of Loyalist Joseph Mercer and Sarah Shaw. Learn more
5 Sep 2025: The Fall issue of Generations is now on the website.
6 Aug 2025: New reports in Family Histories.
25 May 2025: Read about the changes to our membership system on the Member Login page, or the Join or Renew page.
21 May 2025: New Family History added - see the family of John Knight.
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Coming in 2025. New NBGS room at the Provincial Archives with material belonging to NBGS.
8 Dec 2024
Join the conversation in our Facebook Group. See what questions people are asking. See suggested resources and upcoming events. There is something for everyone. 29 Jan 2024
As we begin the process of moving to our new website, the Obituaries Project database will have no further updates on this site. The database will undergo a data conversion process to configure it to the new website. Transcribers are now working in a new format, but the newly entered data will not be available until the new website goes live.
13 Oct 2023
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Images: Big Nictau Lake, taken from Mount Carleton Provincial Park; and Head Harbour (East Quoddy) Lighthouse, Campobello Island.
updated Aug 2025
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