6th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

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The 6th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between November 1785 to 1793.

The Assembly sat at the pleasure of the Governor of Nova Scotia, Edmund Fanning until 1786, and then under Governor John Parr.

In 1785, the Speaker of the House was Sampson Salter Blowers In 1789, the speaker was Richard John Uniacke.

Division of Seats

County of Halifax - S.S Blowers, J.G. Pyke, R.J. Uniacke, M. Wallace

County of Lunenburg - D.C. Jessen, O. W. Schwartz

Queen's County - S. Perkins, B. Collins

County of Annapolis - T. Barclay, D. Seabury

County of Hants - B. DeWolf, W. Tonge

County of King's - J. Crane, E. Lawrence

County of Cumberland - J.B. Dight, Christopher Harper

County of Shelburne - Alexander Leckie, Charles McNeal

Town of Halifax - J. Fillis, W. Cochran

Town of Sydney - J.F. Bulkeley, J. Putnam

Town of Lunenberg - C. Wollenhaupt

Town of Liverpool - E. Dean

Town of Yarmouth - S.S. Poole

Town of Barrington - J. Aplin

Town of Annapolis - Col. Stephen De Lancey

Town of Granville - B. James

Town of Windsor - J. McMonagle

Town of Newport - J. Day

Town of Falmouth - Jeremiah Northup

Town of Cornwallis - B. Belcher

Town of Horton - G. Denison

Town of Amherst - William Freeman

Town of Truro - M. Archibald

Town of Onslow - C. Dickson

Town of Londonderry - James Smith

Town of Shelburne - I. Wilkins

County of Sunbury no longer elected representatives as it became the Province of New Brunswick.

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