Division of Seats
The division of seats within the Nova Scotia Legislature after the General Election of 1760:
- Halifax County:
- William Nesbitt
- Michael Francklin
- Halifax Town
- Malachy Salter
- John Burbidge
- Jonathan Binney
- William Best
- Lunenburg County
- Archibald Hinshelwood
- Joseph Pernette
- Lunenburg Town
- Sebastian Zouberbuhler
- Philip Knaut
- Liverpool Town
- Benjamin Gerrish
- Nathan Tupper
- Annapolis County
- Joseph Woodmass
- John Steele
- Annapolis Town
- Joseph Winniett
- Thomas Day
- King's County
- Robert Denison
- Charles Morris, Jr
- Horton Town
- William Welch
- Lebbeus Harris
- West Falmouth Town
- H.D. Denson
- Isaac Deschamps
- Cornwallis Town
- Samuel Willoughby
- Stephen West
Notes:
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