New Brunswick
New Brunswick is one of eastern Canada's Maritime provinces. It encompasses rivers, pine forest, mountains and the Bay of Fundy, known for extreme tides and whale-watching. The port city of St. John is home to the New Brunswick Museum, with local artwork dating to the 1800s, and the long-standing St. John City Market's many food stalls. To the southwest is Reversing Falls, where rapids flow backwards at high tide.
People died in New Brunswick (First 49 people) - Page 0
John Rodman
American Politician
Brothers Hildebrandt
Artist
Lex Gigeroff
Canadian television writer
Marcia Anastasia Christoforides
Luc Bourdon
Ice hockey player
Jocelyne RoyVienneau
Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau
Former Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
James Kidd Flemming
Businessman
John Carlton Atherton
American painter
Rheal Cormier
Baseball player
Robert Wood Johnson I
American industrialist
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Former United States Senator
Dith Pran
Cambodian photojournalist
John Tukey
American mathematical statistician
George C. Ludlow
Former Governor of New Jersey
Chris Candido
American professional wrestler
Cordell Mosson
American bassist
David S. Ware
American saxophonist
Israel Gelfand
Mathematician
James Schureman
Former United States Representative
William Henry Steele Demarest
George Hammell Cook
Geologist
Bernard Dwork
American mathematician
William Francis Smith
Former Judge
John Bayard
Former Mayor of New Brunswick City, NJ
Bob Hooper
Canadian baseball player
Garnett Adrain
American Politician
John Baillie McIntosh
General
Benjamin Franklin Howell
Former United States Representative
Jacob Rutsen Hardenbergh
American Politician
George Little
American football player
Harry Leahey
American jazz guitarist
Ira Condict
John Henry Livingston
American minister
Ted Dunbar
American jazz guitarist
Jānis Lavenieks
Latvian-Russian military officer
Dolores Cassinelli
American film actress
Ray Davis
American businessman
John Rodman
American Politician
John Horton Conway
Mathematician
Carroll Lane Fenton
Geologist
Peter Charanis
Harry Dember
German physicist
John F. Anderson
Former Director of the United States Hygienic Laboratory
John Croes
American clergy
James Habersham
Former Secretary of Georgia
Bob Teague
American reporter