CNHS - Edward Winslow - Fredericton, NB - Canadian National Historic Sites on Waymarking.com

Fourth in descent from Governor Edward Winslow of Plymouth Colony, he served as Muster-Master-Gerneral of the Loyalist Forces in the Revolutionary War. In 1785, he supervised the settlement of the disbanded regiments in the valley of the Saint-John. A founder of this province and of Fredericton, he became a member of his Majesty's Council in 1784, appointed to the first council of the College of New Brunswick in 1800 and to the Supreme Court in 1807. He served in 1808 as the President of the Government of New Brunswick.

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