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Were your ancestors born in New Brunswick, Canada? Discover details about your ancestor’s birth and baptism in this index covering the years of 1769 to 1899.
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This is not an exhaustive index of any particular place or time range. The transcripts provided in this index will usually include the follow fields:
- First name(s)
- Last name
- Sex
- Year
- Birth year
- Birth place
- Father’s first name(s)
- Father’s last name
- Mother’s first name(s)
- Mother’s last name
- Province
- Country
- Batch number – index project number
- Film number – GS film number
Civil registration in Canada is the responsibility of the individual provinces and territories. Registration did not become a standard practice until the late 1800s. In New Brunswick, civil registration really got underway in 1888, but there are some records that predate this time.
If you are interested in obtaining an official birth certificate, you will need to request it through Service New Brunswick at www.snb.ca. Birth certificates are available in both long and short form. The long form includes details about the child’s parents including names and place of birth. There is a fee associated with ordering a certificate.

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