On july 19, 1844 a group of 18 lepers, ranging in age from 8 to 46 were admitted to the lazaretto His majesty's province of new brunswick Thus lepers were forced to leave home and family and take up residence on the dreaded sheldrake island.
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On april 16, 1844, the new brunswick government passed legislation entitled “an act to prevent the spread of a disorder now existing in certain parts of the counties of gloucester and northumberland”.
These lepers were forced to leave home and families and take up residence on the dreaded sheldrake island.
Book digitized by google from the library of harvard university and uploaded to the internet archive by user tpb. Acts of new brunswick is an official record of laws and other acts passed by the legislature of the province of new brunswick in canada The title has varied somewhat over the years. Acts of the general assembly
Law > law / new brunswick Google book search helps readers discover the world’s books while helping authors and publishers reach new audiences And be it enacted, that the money arising from the sale and disposal of the said lots of land and premises with the appurtenances, shall be paid and applied by the said rector, church wardens and vestry, first to the payment of the debt incurred in dyking a certain glebe lot of salt marsh, situate on the cole’s island marsh, so called.
