The following is a list of the lieutenant governors of New Brunswick. Though the present day office of the lieutenant governor in New Brunswick came into being only upon the province's entry into Canadian Confederation in 1867, the post is a continuation from the first governorship of New Brunswick in 1786. This list also includes a number of the individuals, primarily Chief Justices, who acted briefly as de facto interim lieutenant governors for short periods of time. For instance, when lieutenant governors died in office. These individuals were generally not sworn in as actual lieutenant governors, they merely temporarily assumed the responsibilities of the Lieutenant Governor until a new person was appointed to the position. These "interim" lieutenant governors are identified in the list below as "admin".
Lieutenant governors of New Brunswick, 1786–1867 Portrait Name Term of officeMonarchPremier 1Thomas Carleton17861817George IIINone–Gabriel George Ludlow18051808–Edward Winslow18081808–Sir Martin Hunter18081808–George Johnstone18081809–Sir Martin Hunter18091811–William Balfour18111811–Sir Martin Hunter18111812–George Stracey Smyth18121813–Sir Thomas Saumarez18131814–George Stracey Smyth18141816–Harris W. Hailes181618172George Stracey Smyth18171823George IV3Sir Howard Douglas3rd Baronet18241831William IV4Sir Archibald Campbell1st Baronet183118375Sir John Harvey18371841Victoria6Sir William Colebrooke184118487Sir Edmund Walker Head8th Baronet184818548John Manners-Sutton18541861Charles FisherJohn Hamilton GrayCharles FisherSamuel Leonard Tilley9Arthur Hamilton-Gordon18611866Albert James SmithPeter Mitchell
Lieutenant governors of New Brunswick, 1867–present Portrait Name Term of officeMonarchPremier 1Charles Hastings Doyle18671867VictoriaAndrew Rainsford Wetmore2Francis Pym Harding186718683Lemuel Allan Wilmot18681873George Edwin KingGeorge Luther HathawayGeorge Edwin King4Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley18731878John James Fraser5Edward Barron Chandler18781880– Sir John Campbell Allen188018806Robert Duncan Wilmot18801885Daniel Lionel HaningtonAndrew George Blair(4)Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley188518937John Boyd18931893–Sir John Campbell Allen189318938John James Fraser18931896James Mitchell–William Henry Tuck189618969Abner Reid McClelan18961902Henry EmmersonLemuel John TweedieEdward VII10Jabez Bunting Snowball19021907–William Henry Tuck19071907William Pugsley11Lemuel John Tweedie19071912Clifford William RobinsonJohn Douglas HazenGeorge VJames Kidd Flemming12Josiah Wood19121917George Johnson ClarkeJames Alexander MurrayWalter Edward Foster13Gilbert Ganong19171917–John Douglas Hazen1917191714William Pugsley1917192315William Frederick Todd19231928Peter VeniotJohn Babington Macaulay Baxter16Hugh Havelock McLean19281935Charles Dow RichardsLeonard Percy de Wolfe Tilley17Murray MacLaren19351940Allison DysartEdward VIIIGeorge VI18William George Clark19401945John B. McNair19David Laurence MacLaren19451958Elizabeth IIHugh John Flemming20Joseph Leonard O'Brien19581965Louis Robichaud21John B. McNair1965196822Wallace Samuel Bird19681971Richard Hatfield–George F. G. Bridges 1971197123Hédard Robichaud19711981–Charles J. A. Hughes 1981198124George Stanley1981198725Gilbert Finn19871994Frank McKenna26Margaret McCain1994199727Marilyn Trenholme Counsell19972003Ray FrenetteCamille ThériaultBernard Lord28Herménégilde Chiasson20032009Shawn Graham29Graydon Nicholas20092014David AlwardBrian Gallant30Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau20142019Blaine Higgs–J.C. Marc Richard 2019201931Brenda Murphy20192025Charles III Susan Holt 32 Louise Imbeault 2025
See also Office-holders of Canada Canadian incumbents by year
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