Division of Seats
Members of the House of Assembly following the election of 1770
- County of Halifax – William Nesbitt, John Butler, John Newton, Robert Campbell
- County of Annapolis – Phineas Lovett, Joseph Patten
- County of Lunenburg – A. Hinshelwood, John Creighton
- King's County – Winckworth Tonge, H.D. Denson
- County of Cumberland – John Huston, Joshua Winslow
- Queen's County – William Smith, Simeon Perkins
- County of Sunbury – Charles Morris, Jr
- Town of Halifax – Charles Procter, Thomas Bridge
- Town of Onslow – Joshua Lamb
- Town of Truro – William Fisher
- Town of Londonderry – John Morrison
- Town of Annapolis – O. Wheelock
- Town of Granville – John Harris
- Town of Lunenberg – Philip Knaut
- Town of Horton – Charles Dickson
- Town of Cornwallis – Samuel Willoughby
- Town of Falmouth – Edward York (1771)
- Town of Newport – Isaac Deschamps
- Town of Cumberland – Jonathan Eddy
- Town of Sackville – Robert Foster
- Town of Liverpool – John Doggett
- Town of Yarmouth – empty
- Town of Barrington – John Fillis (1772)
- Town of Amherst – William Freeman (1783)
- County of Hants – George Brightman (1783), Benjamin DeWolf (1783)
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