3rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia - Division of Seats

Division of Seats

The division of seats within the Nova Scotia Legislature after the General Election of 1760:

  • Halifax County:
    • William Nesbitt
    • Michael Francklin
  • Halifax Town
    • Malachy Salter
    • John Burbidge
    • Jonathan Binney
    • William Best
  • Lunenburg County
    • Archibald Hinshelwood
    • Joseph Pernette
  • Lunenburg Town
    • Sebastian Zouberbuhler
    • Philip Knaut
  • Liverpool Town
    • Benjamin Gerrish
    • Nathan Tupper
  • Annapolis County
    • Joseph Woodmass
    • John Steele
  • Annapolis Town
    • Joseph Winniett
    • Thomas Day
  • King's County
    • Robert Denison
    • Charles Morris, Jr
  • Horton Town
    • William Welch
    • Lebbeus Harris
  • West Falmouth Town
    • H.D. Denson
    • Isaac Deschamps
  • Cornwallis Town
    • Samuel Willoughby
    • Stephen West

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