Pioneers, Ploughs, and Politics: New Brunswick Planned Settlements
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Proposals of Stymest and Heller. – 22nd January 1872. – 2 pp. of textual records. This document (no. 2) forms part of a message presented to the New Brunswick House of Assembly by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor on 13 March 1872. The proposal sets out the seven terms of agreement between Stymest and Heller and the government of New Brunswick for settling approximately 500 Scandinavian immigrants on crown land in New Brunswick. RS24-1872-872-me2 Legislative Assembly sessional records, PANB.
Copy of agreement between the provincial government and Messrs. Heller and Stymest for the introduction into the province of about 500 persons. – 31 January 1872. – 2 pp. of textual records. This document (no. 3) forms part of a message presented to the New Brunswick House of Assembly by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor on 13 March 1872. The agreement, which was signed by George L. Hatheway, affirms the terms of agreement set out in Stymest and Heller’s proposal of 7 December 1871. RS24-1872-872-me2 Legislative Assembly sessional records, PANB.
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