Our Black Heritage: 1783-Present Our Black Heritage: Early Black Settlers of York-Sunbury Counties (New Brunswick) 1783-Present Fredericton Region Museum
It was Sunday May 27, 1783, and the Spring Fleet of fifty-sail included ships destined for the River St John; on board were an estimated 130 Black Loyalists, […]
Nathaniel Lad tells of his long journey from Fredericton, to join the Sierra Leone fleet in Halifax (Nova Scotia) during the winter of 1791. Transcription (narrated by Graham […]
Transcription [Text in screen] On June 28, 1991, the NB Film Co-op flew Willie O’Ree and his family to Fredericton to commence shooting a film about his life. […]
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 […]
Maude Kendall (1890 – 1979) was William’s daughter. She married William Daniel Marr and lived on “The Hill”. Maud Kendall is pictured here with her children and grandchildren […]
“The Hill” was the place many families would leave their children so they could go elsewhere to find work. Solomon Kendall 2nd (middle) and his wife Anne raised […]