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	ShoptheRiver Your New Brunswick Communities on the Miramichi
		Amalgamated in 1995, as a result of a 1992 provincial study, it combined the towns of Newcastle and Chatham, the villages of Douglastown, Loggieville and Nelson-Miramichi, the local districts of Nordin, Moorefield and portions of Ferry Road, Russellville and portions of the parishes of Chatham, Glendy and Nelson.
		The city of Miramichi is located at the mouth of the Miramichi River and is the fourth largest city in the province.
		The Miramichi River, legendary for its Atlantic Salmon, begins its journey in Juniper N.B. and travels 217 km to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
	www.shoptheriver.com (311 words)

	Ville de Miramichi, Nouveau-Brunswick - Community, Business & Tourism
		We are a city of 18,500, brought together in January 1, 1995, with the amalgamation of the former towns of Chatham and Newcastle and the villages of Douglastown, Loggieville and Nelson-Miramichi.
		Whether it is for a day or a lifetime, you can expect more from The City of Miramichi – more great places to live, more great ways to grow a business, and more great ways to enjoy a memorable holiday.
		All have a proud heritage – and an even more promising future, with an ever-growing number of business, tourism and recreation opportunities around every corner of our warm and friendly community.
	www.miramichi.org /fr (111 words)

	HOME PAGE
		Mark's Church is located in the community of Nelson, which is also part of Miramichi.
		St. Andrew's and St. Mark's Anglican Churches are located in Miramichi City, which is on the Miramichi River in the Province of New Brusnwick, Canada.
		St. Andrew's Church, is located in the area known as Newcastle which is now part of Miramichi.
	www.miramichi.jesusanswers.com (165 words)

	Miramichi River A Chronology of Abuse
		1990's - wafer board and plywood manufacturing operations re-established on the River in Miramichi City (formerly Newcastle, Chatham, and Nelson)
		One group of salmon was held in a cage in the Northwest Miramichi River above the effluent plume from REPAP's mills and the city of Miramichi's sewage outfall.
		Some or all could be found in the sediment of the Miramichi River and estuary, the river water itself, or the tissue of mussels, oysters, lobsters, eels, striped bass, white suckers, flounders, shad, gaspereau and salmon.
	www.asf.ca /OrgsNB/ccnb/miramichitime.html (165 words)

	CHAPTER T-3 - Territorial Division Act
		(i) NELSON PARISH.- Northwest by the Miramichi River and the Southwest Miramichi River; southwest by Blackville Parish; southeast by a line running parallel to the Kent County line and seven miles northwesterly therefrom; and northeast by the southwest line of lot number sixty-one, granted to Wm.
		(e) DERBY PARISH.- West by Blackville Parish, north by Southesk Parish and the Northwest Miramichi River east by the lower extremity of Beaubears Island and to include the same, and south by the southwest branch of the Miramichi River.
		(f) RICHMOND PARISH.- North by the Meduxnakeag River and the South Branch Meduxnakeag River; easterly by Woodstock Parish; westerly by the International Boundary, and southerly by the county boundary.
	www.gnb.ca /0062/acts/acts/t-03.htm (165 words)

	Irish-New Brunswick Place Names
		NW of Hayesville: named for the rapids in the Southwest Miramichi River: PO Hayesville 1889-1947: in 1904 Hayesville was a settlement with 1 post office and a population of 50: today it is a dispersed community.
		E of Quarryville, on road to McKinleyville: Nelson Parish, Northumberland County: PO 1885-1954: in 1898 Doyles Brook was a farming, fishing and lumbering settlement with 1 post office and a population of 100: today it is a dispersed community.
		NE of McNamee, on road to Doaktown: Ludlow Parish, Northumberland County: settled in 1809: PO 1890-1970: in 1898 Carrolls Crossing was a flag station on Canada Eastern Railway and a farming and lumbering settlement with 1 post office and a population of 75: today it is a dispersed community.
	www.newirelandnb.ca /place_names.html (165 words)

	McCorry's Memoirs
		Chatham and Newcastle were twin towns on opposite sides of the spacious Miramichi River, with neighboring villages Nordin, Douglastown, Loggieville, and Nelson-Miramichi, all also situated along the beautiful river.
		Newcastle and nearby communities were amalgamated in 1996 to form Miramichi City.
		I think that this has something to do with Newcastle being more city-like in its distribution of homes and businesses and in its function as an administrative hub for the Miramichi region.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Boulevard/2196/lifestory.html (4793 words)

	CHAPTER T-3 - Territorial Division Act
		(i) NELSON PARISH.- Northwest by the Miramichi River and the Southwest Miramichi River; southwest by Blackville Parish; southeast by a line running parallel to the Kent County line and seven miles northwesterly therefrom; and northeast by the southwest line of lot number sixty-one, granted to Wm.
		(e) DERBY PARISH.- West by Blackville Parish, north by Southesk Parish and the Northwest Miramichi River east by the lower extremity of Beaubears Island and to include the same, and south by the southwest branch of the Miramichi River.
		(f) RICHMOND PARISH.- North by the Meduxnakeag River and the South Branch Meduxnakeag River; easterly by Woodstock Parish; westerly by the International Boundary, and southerly by the county boundary.
	www.gnb.ca /0062/acts/acts/t-03.htm (2979 words)

	Northumberland County
		Former Francis Fallon Property, Route 126, Nelson-Miramichi, Northumberland County, N.B. The property consists of a vacant parcel of land containing approximately two thousand seven hundred fifty-three (2,753) sq.
		Former Mary Clara Malley Property, 137 McFarlane Street, Miramichi, Northumberland County, N.B. The property consists of a vacant parcel of land containing approximately seven hundred sixty-two (762) sq.
		Former Margaret E. Dickeson Property, Tait Street, (Chatham) Miramichi, Northumberland County, N.B. The property consists of a vacant parcel of land containing approximately eight hundred twenty (820) sq.
	www.gnb.ca /2221/northFall2003.htm (1019 words)

	History of St. Bridget's Parish, Renous, N.B.
		Dollard made Bartibogue his headquarters until 1826 at which time he moved to St. Patrick's in Nelson and served the Miramichi region from there.
		From 1823 until 1833 Renous and other parts of the Miramichi were served by Rev. William Dollard who was appointed resident missionary by Bishop Plessis of the Diocese of Quebec.
		There were three churches, the home church of Renous Bridge, the church of our Lady of Mount Carmel at Cains River Forks, 13 miles distant, and a little mission church at Boiestown, 48 miles away.
	www.knightsofcolumbus-renous.ca /church_history/St_Bridget.html (1019 words)

	Northumberland County Churches / Data & Photos
		The church is on the Miramichi River - near Nelson and Chelmsford, --- Formerly a Methodist Church, it was built about 1878.
		Most Pure Heart of Mary Parish (Barnaby River / RR # 1, Miramichi, E0C 1T0) Tel: (506) 622-5731
		Photo taken by her mother, and the gentleman in the picture is her father.
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~nbpast/NO/NorthumberlandCo.html (1019 words)

	The Descendants of John Lannigan & Anne Farrell
		Ellen's older daughter Anne Farrell married John Lanigan there (Chatham, New Brunswick) at St Patrick's, Nelson Parish, Miramichi on Jan.21,1836.
		Ellen born at Cambridge, completed her education at Panmure Island.
		She married (2) Daniel P. MacKinnon November 9, 1921 in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Sturgeon, Prince Edward Island, Canada; born in Of Burnt Pt., Georgetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
	www.islandregister.com /lannigan1.html (1019 words)

	Miramichi Country Haven Lodge and Cottages
		A deck with barbecue overlooks the beautiful Miramichi River.
		COUNTRY HAVEN LODGE AND COTTAGES are located on a 100 acres of private land on the bank of the world famous Miramichi River.
		Salmon Museum and Doak House in Doaktown, covered bridge in Nelson Hollow,
	www.infohub.com /Lodgings/lodging_pages/153.html (211 words)

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