NO DATA, New Brunswick (1851–1921)

NO DATA was a census subdivision in New Brunswick, recorded in 6 censuses between 1851 and 1921.

Historical lineage

Ancestor places

• split off from Harcourt & Huskisson in 1891

Descendant places

• later split into Brighton in 1871
• later split into Gagetown in 1871
• later split into Dumfries in 1871
• later split into Canterbury in 1871
• later split into Shippigan in 1871
• later split into Caraquette in 1871
• later split into New Bandon in 1871
• later split into Colborne in 1871
• later split into Dalhousie in 1871
• later split into Bathurst in 1871
• later split into Hardwicke in 1871
• later split into St. Bazile in 1871
• later split into Newcastle in 1871
• later split into Chatham in 1871
• later split into Northesk in 1871
• later split into Derby in 1871
• later split into Saint Leonard’s in 1871
• later split into Huskisson in 1871
• later split into Blackville in 1871
• later split into Richibucto in 1871
• later split into Weldford in 1871
• later split into Botsford in 1871
• later split into Dundas in 1871
• later split into St. Mary's in 1871
• later split into Shediac in 1871
• later split into Moncton in 1871
• later split into Sackville in 1871
• later split into Grand Falls in 1871
• later split into Blissfield in 1871
• later split into Ludlow in 1871
• later split into Perth in 1871
• later split into Stanley in 1871
• later split into Chipman in 1871
• later split into Kent in 1871
• later split into Andover in 1871
• later split into Northfield in 1871
• later split into Waterborough in 1871
• later split into Coverdale in 1871
• later split into Salisbury in 1871
• later split into Hopewell in 1871
• later split into Brunswick in 1871
• later split into Havelock in 1871
• later split into Elgin in 1871
• later split into Harvey in 1871
• later split into Alma in 1871
• later split into Studholme in 1871
• later split into Sussex in 1871
• later split into Hammond in 1871
• later split into Norton in 1871
• later split into Saint Martin's in 1871
• later split into Aberdeen in 1871
• later split into Douglas in 1871
• later split into Maugerville in 1871
• later split into St. Mary's in 1871
• later split into Wicklow in 1871
• later split into Johnston in 1871
• later split into Peel in 1871
• later split into Canning in 1871
• later split into Sheffield in 1871
• later split into Simonds in 1871
• later split into Wilmot in 1871
• later split into Bright in 1871
• later split into Cambridge in 1871
• later split into Wakefield in 1871
• later split into Fredericton, Wellington, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into Fredericton, St. Ann’s, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into Fredericton, Carleton, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into Fredericton, Queen’s, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into Fredericton, King’s, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into Springfield in 1871
• later split into Southampton in 1871
• later split into Wickham in 1871
• later split into Northampton in 1871
• later split into Queensbury in 1871
• later split into Lincoln in 1871
• later split into Kars in 1871
• later split into Woodstock in 1871
• later split into Hampstead in 1871
• later split into Richmond in 1871
• later split into Greenwich in 1871
• later split into Kingston in 1871
• later split into Petersville in 1871
• later split into Upham in 1871
• later split into Hampton in 1871
• later split into Rothesay in 1871
• later split into Simonds in 1871
• later split into St. John, Prince, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into St. John, Wellington, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into St. John City, Queens ward-quartier in 1871
• later split into St. John, Dukis, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into St. John, Sydney, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into Manners Sutton in 1871
• later split into Portland in 1871
• later split into St. John City, Kings ward-quartier in 1871
• later split into St. John, Guy’s, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into Westfield in 1871
• later split into Clarendon in 1871
• later split into Dumbarton in 1871
• later split into Lepreau in 1871
• later split into St. John, Albert Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into St. John, Brook’s, Ward—Quartier in 1871
• later split into St. George in 1871
• later split into St. James in 1871
• later split into St. Patrick in 1871
• later split into Saint David in 1871
• later split into Pennfield in 1871
• later split into Saint Stephen in 1871
• later split into Campobello in 1871
• later split into Grand Manan in 1871
• later split into Gordon in 1871
• later split into Nelson in 1871
• later split into Glenelg in 1871
• later split into Harcourt in 1871
• later split into Saumarez in 1871
• later split into Durham in 1871
• later split into Addington in 1871
• later split into St. Louis in 1871
• later split into Beresford in 1871
• later split into West Isles in 1871
• later split into Blissville in 1871
• later split into Lancaster in 1871
• later split into Carleton in 1871
• later split into St. Andrew's, Town—Ville in 1871
• later split into Prince William in 1871
• later split into New Maryland in 1871
• later split into Inkerman in 1871
• later split into Kingsclear in 1871
• later split into Westmorland in 1871
• later split into Dorchester in 1871
• later split into Madawaska in 1871
• later split into St. Francis in 1871
• later split into Burton in 1871
• later split into Eldon in 1871
• later split into Alnwick in 1871
• later split into Hillsborough in 1871
• later split into Wellington in 1871

Population trajectory across census years

Cross-year identity established by spatial polygon overlap (SAME_AS chains across the Canadian Census Subdivision boundary files).

Identifiers

• Persistent place ID: PLACE_NB026999 — assigned to this enduring entity by chaining year-scoped TCP UIDs through spatial overlap
• Wikidata: not yet grounded.

Sources

Census tabulations from the 1851–1921 Census of Canada series, transcribed and georeferenced by the Canadian Peoples / TCP project. Each year's detail page (linked above) cites the specific source table.