Our Black Heritage: 1783-Present Our Black Heritage: Early Black Settlers of York-Sunbury Counties (New Brunswick) 1783-Present Fredericton Region Museum
Measha Brueggergosman-Lee (b 1977) grew up in Fredericton, New Brunswick, singing at her local Baptist church. When granted an honorary doctorate from Concordia University in 2017, she was […]
Mary Matilda “Tilley” Winslow came from a very interesting and diverse background. Her father, Alfred Fairfax Winslow (1847-1917) was a descendant of the Mayflower Pilgrim Edward Winslow (1595-1665) […]
In 1785 Robert Lawson and 11 others requested settlement land from the Governor of New Brunswick, Col. Thomas Carleton. It was February, and their request expressed concern for […]
The aftermath of Nancy’s trial was such that—although she did not obtain her freedom—her case served as a catalyst in the fight against slavery in this province.
Nancy and her son Lidge first ran away from Caleb Jones of Nashwaaksis in 1786. This modern painting depicts her as the strong, composed and brave woman we […]