New Brunswick Census

Additional Censuses
The early New Brunswick censuses which list names are basically Acadian French censuses. They provide relationships, ages, and names. They were taken in the years 1671, 1686, 1693, 1695, 1698, and 1701. The censuses of 1703 and 1707 provide the names of heads of households.

The rest of the censuses are as follows:

1714 Head of household (for Acadia and Des Mines)

1714 Names are listed (for the Parish of Beaubassin only)

1731,1733 Head of household in Acadia

1739 Head of household (all Acadia and part of the St. John River valley)

1762,1763,1767 Enumeration (counting) of inhabitants only

1783 Head of household (St. John River valley)

1803  Head of household (Prince William parish, Hopewell, Sackville, and Westmorland)

1820 Head of household (Botsford, Dorchester)

1821 Head of household and wife (Grand Manan)

1851  Names, ages, occupations, year entered colony are listed (whole province)

1861,1871 Names, ages, occupations, religion, etc., are listed (whole province)

1881,1891 Names, ages, occupations, religion, etc., are listed (whole province)

1901 Names, ages, occupations, religion, etc., are listed (whole province)

1911 Names, ages, occupations, religion, etc., are listed (whole province)

Additional Indexes
Anytime an index is made, there is a chance of transcription errors and accidental omissions. Searching a different index might produce different results.

Missing Census Records
The censuses for 1851–1881 are not all complete. Returns for some parishes and sometimes whole counties have not survived. A list of the surviving census returns can be found in Robert F. Fellows Researching Your Ancestors in New Brunswick, Family History Library, and WorldCat, pages 128–144,  and Genealogist's Handbook for Atlantic Canada Research, Family History Library, and WorldCat,  edited by Terrence M. Punch, pages 7–12.