- Division of Seats
- References
The 7th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between March 1793 to 1799. The Assembly sat at the pleasure of the Governor of Nova Scotia, Sir John Wentworth. In 1793, the Speaker of the House was Thomas Henry Barclay. Division of SeatsElectoral District | Name |
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County of Halifax | Jonathan Sterns[1]
James Stewart (1798) | James Michael Freke Bulkeley[2]
Charles Morris (1797) | Lawrence Hartshorne | Michael Wallace | County of Annapolis | Thomas Millidge | James Moody | County of Lunenburg | John William Schwartz | Edward James | County of Cumberland | William Freeman | Samuel Embrie | County of Queen's | Simeon Perkins | Benajah Collins | County of King's | Jonathan Crane[3]
Benjamin Belcher (1793) | Elisha DeWolf | County of Hants | Hector Maclean | William Cottnam Tonge | County of Shelburne | Stephen Skinner | James Humphreys | County of Sydney | John Stuart | Thomas Cutler | Town of Halifax | John George Pyke | William Cochran | Town of Truro | Matthew Archibald | Town of Onslow | Charles Dickson | Town of Londonderry | Robert McElhinney | Town of Annapolis | Thomas Barclay | Town of Granville | Alexander Howe | Town of Digby | Henry Rutherford | Town of Lunenburg | John Bolman | Town of Amherst | Thomas Lusby | Town of Horton | Samuel Leonard | Town of Cornwallis | William Baxter | Town of Liverpool | Samuel Hart | Town of Windsor | John McMonagle | Town of Falmouth | Jeremiah Northup | Town of Newport | Shubael Dimock | Town of Shelburne | Colin Campbell | Town of Barrington | John Sargent | Town of Yarmouth | Samuel Sheldon Poole |
Notes: 1. ^died in 1798 2. ^died in 1796 3. ^election appealed
References- David Allison; "History of Nova Scotia", Bowen, Halifax, 1916. [https://archive.org/details/historyofnovasco02alliuoft]
- Journal and proceedings of the House of Assembly of the province of Nova-Scotia, begun the 20th day of March ... (1793)
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