Sebastian Zouberbuhler (c. 1710 – January 31, 1773) was a merchant, justice of the peace and politician from Nova Scotia. Born in Switzerland, he emigrated...
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increasing their worldly goods.", most from the Rhineland. Waldo hired Sebastian Zouberbuhler as an agent. Many settled on the western side of Broad Bay, although...
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Pettrequin claimed that he sold the letter to the town's magistrate Sebastian Zouberbuhler. At this point Pettrequin was untied, but still detained by the...
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journalist, politician, and army officer (d.1814) January 31 – Sebastian Zouberbuhler, merchant and politician in Nova Scotia Attorney General says minimize...
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1766. Dettlieb Christopher Jessen John Creighton (judge) Jean-Baptiste Moreau (clergyman) Sebastian Zouberbuhler Canadian Biography - Patrick Sutherland...
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Creighton Sr. (d. 1806), fought in the Raid on Lunenburg (1782) Hon. Sebastian Zouberbuhler, (d.1773), fought in the Siege of Louisbourg (1745); became first...
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been recommended for a seat in the province's Council, to replace Sebastian Zouberbuhler, but he died in the autumn of that year. Murdoch, Beamish (1866)...
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Dettlieb Christopher Jessen John Creighton (judge) Patrick Sutherland Sebastian Zouberbuhler Halifax, Nova Scotia Historical Society (January 28, 1891). "Collections...
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1762–1766 named Lt. Gov. William Nesbitt 1763 (declined to serve) Sebastian Zouberbuhler 1763–1773 Jonathan Binney 1764–1807 Joseph Gorham 1766–1770? named...
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County Archibald Hinshelwood Joseph Pernette Lunenburg Township Sebastian Zouberbuhler -appointed to Council October 19, 1763, seat declared vacant April...
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