List of lieutenant governors of New Brunswick
Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick, 1786–1867

List of lieutenant governors of New Brunswick

Section Title: Lieutenant Governors of New Brunswick, 1786–1867
Table Section Text: None

#	Image	Name	Governor from	Governor until

Governors under George III (1786–1820):

1.	-	Thomas Carleton (returned permanently to Great Britain in 1803)	20 May 1786	→

-	Gabriel George Ludlow (acting Governor)	5 October 1805	12 February 1808

-	Edward Winslow (acting Governor)	20 February 1808	24 May 1808

-	Martin Hunter GCH (acting Governor)	24 May 1808	17 December 1808

-	George Johnstone (acting Governor)	17 December 1808	28 April 1809

-	Martin Hunter GCH (acting Governor, second time)	28 April 1809	10 September 1811

-	William Balfour (acting Governor)	10 September 1811	14 November 1811

-	Martin Hunter GCH (acting Governor, third time)	14 November 1811	15 June 1812

-	George Stracey Smyth (acting Governor)	15 June 1812	17 August 1813

-	Sir Thomas Saumarez (acting Governor)	17 August 1813	14 August 1814

-	George Stracey Smyth (acting Governor)	14 August 1814	25 June 1816

-	Harris W. Hailes (acting Governor)	25 June 1816	30 June 1817

1.	-	cont...	←	1 July 1817

2.	-	George Stracey Smyth	1 July 1817	→

Governors under George IV (1820–1830):

2.	-	cont...	←	27 March 1823

3.	Sir Howard Douglas.JPG	Howard Douglas Bt FRS	28 August 1824	→

Governors under William IV (1830–1837):

3.	Sir Howard Douglas.JPG	cont...	←	8 September 1831

4.	Sir Archibald Campbell.jpeg	Sir Archibald Campbell Bt GCB	9 September 1831	1 May 1837

5.	-	Sir John Harvey KCH	1 May 1837	→

Governors under Queen Victoria (1837–1867):

5.	-	cont...	←	26 April 1841

6.	-	Sir William MacBean George Colebrooke	27 April 1841	11 April 1848

7.	-	Sir Edmund Walker Head Bt KCB	11 April 1848	28 September 1854

8.	-	John Manners-Sutton	7 October 1854	26 October 1861

9.	-	Arthur Charles Hamilton-Gordon	26 October 1861	30 September 1866

Sentence(s)

In 1831 Sir Archibald Campbell was made lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick, where he stayed for six years (1831–1837).

final_sentence: In 1831 Sir Archibald Campbell was made lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick, where he stayed for six years (1831–1837).