MAPS

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Map 1.
Section of a colonial Map of New England, 1755.  Massachussetts Bay, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York. From the Mary Lynn Smith collection.

Map 2.

Map 37. From a Plan of 1785. Miramichi settlement pattern (no Lot Numbers). Surveyed by Dan’ Micheau. 

Map 3.

Miramichi River Lots Surveyed by Daniel Micheau 1785. 

Map 4.
Map to illustrate the limits of the Great Fire of Miramichi of 1825.  

Map 5.
Historical Map of Tabusintac by W.F. (William Francis) Ganong.

Map 6.
Knob’s Map of the Miramichi River System September 1949.

Map 7.
A Plan of the Lagoon and River of Tabusintac, by Dugald Campbell, 1804.

Map 8.
From: A NEW & ACCURATE PLAN of the CITIES of LONDON & WESTMINSTER & BOROUGH of SOUTHWARK with the NEW ROADS & new BUILDINGS to the present YEAR 1799 from a late SURVEY to which is added many usefull TABLES VIEWS, & c. LONDON
Pulbifh’d Jan y.1st. 1799. by J. EVANS No. 12 Long Lane, Weft Smithfield
From the Mary Lynn Smith collection.

Map 9.
A Chart of the Peninsula of Nova Scotia from New England Plantars of Nova Scotia, Public Archives of Nova Scotia. Date 1761. Drawn by Charles Morris, Chief Surveyor. An undated copy of Charles Morris’s original chart which shows the townships of Nova Scotia. This chart shows various townships surveyed for occupation by incoming New England plantars.  The Chart clearly shows the St. John’s River (to-day’s Saint John River). Two hundred plantar families from Massachusetts travelled north in 1763 and settled at Maugerville Township, on the St. John’s River.  

The following Tables are a textual representation of the carousel image: Map 3. Miramichi River Lots 1785 by Daniel Micheau, Surveyor:

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New England 1755
Map 1. Middleton, Connecticut was Philip Hierlihy's New England home. Philip was a Sergeant with the Prince of Wales American Regiment during the American Revolutionary War. He married Charlot Black [Charlotte Blake] (nee Taylor) on 11 September 1787 at Newcastle, Northumberland, New Brunswick, Canada. Philip's date of birth is 14 May 1749 (Cork, Ireland).
Map No. 37.
Map 2. Map No. 37. From A Plan of 1785. Surveyed by Daniel Micheau. From: Additions and Corrections to Monographs on the Place - Nomenclature Cartography, Historic Sites, Boundaries and Settlement - Origins of the Province of New Brunswick by W.F. Ganong, History of N.B., November 7, 1906. New Brunswick. New Brunswick Museum.
Daniel Micheau Lot Survey
Map 3. Miramichi River Lots 1785 by Daniel Micheau, Surveyor. Notations by Mary Lynn Smith.
Map 4. The Great Miramichi Fire of 1825
Map 4. The Great Miramichi Fire of 1825
Map 5. Historical Map of the Tabusintac River by W.F. Ganong
Map 5. Historical Map of the Tabusintac River by W.F. Ganong
Nobb's Map Miramichi River System
Map 6. Percy Nobb's Map of the Miramichi River System (1949).
Map 7. A Plan of the Lagoon and River of Tabusintac, by Dugald Campbell, 1804
Map 7. A Plan of the Lagoon and River of Tabusintac, by Dugald Campbell, 1804
London Survey
Map 8. From: A NEW & ACCURATE PLAN of the CITIES of LONDON & WESTMINSTER & BOROUGH of SOUTHWARK with the NEW ROADS & new BUILDINGS to the present YEAR 1799 from a late SURVEY to which is added many usefull TABLES VIEWS, & c. LONDONPulbifh’d Jan y.1st. 1799. by J. EVANS No. 12 Long Lane, Weft Smithfield. From the Mary Lynn Smith collection.
A Chart of the Peninsula of Nova Scotia.
Map 9. A Chart of the Peninsula of Nova Scotia. Date: 1761. Charles Morris, Chief Surveyor. Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Map 3.5.3. 1761 Nova Scotia. Negative no. N-0658.
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