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RESEARCH RESOURCES - Saint John Branch
The Saint John Branch has identified genealogical resources that may be of interest to users of this site.
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Saint John Branch - Research Resources
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Cemetery Maps:
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Sir Guy Carleton's Ledger: details of people on evacuation ships from April to November 1783.
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Catholic Diocese of Saint John
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Records of the temporary asylum Saint John 1840
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by the NB Historical Society
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The search for
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by Marion Dunphy
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The family of James Smith, builder and first owner of the Marco Polo
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(1837-1923) by Lennox Bagnell
(members only)
Or, click here to purchase a copy of this book.
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Family registers for three Wetmore families
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Catalogue of Vessels arrived at Saint John with Immigrant Passengers Year 1842(public access)
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Find where someone is buried in Fernhill using their Gravesite Search (public access)
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First Common Council of Saint John, 1785(public access)
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Evangeline Home |
Websites for Saint John and Kings County resources
Catholic Diocese of Saint John
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City of Saint John
Saint John, NB
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New Brunswick Black History Society
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New Brunswick Museum
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Peninsula Heritage Inc
John Fisher Memorial Museum
Kingston, NB
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Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
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Quaco Historical and Library Society
St Martins, NB
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Rothesay, NB
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Saint John Free Public Library
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Saint John Jewish Historical Museum
Saint John, NB
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updated Jun 2022 |
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