Dear Richard,
    Thanks for the information about the dial at Fredericton.  I have checked Mrs Gatty's book and there is a dial recorded by her daughter Juliana but this is a horizontal dial.  It seems that only the dial plate was surviving at that time.
    I have the book 'Canada Home' so will look for the reference that you quote. 
    If any more information comes to hand about any of these dials I will let you know.
Regards,
Mike Cowham,
Cambridge UK.
I don't know if the Soldiers' Barracks
sundial made it into Mrs. Gatty's book or not but Mrs. Gatty was made aware
of the sundial by her daughter, Juliana, in a letter dated 5 October 1867. She
said "... I have found another dial ­ but it has no motto. It is in the
Barrack Square. But there do seem to be dials in this part of the world,
which is a great point ­ & I keep an eye open as you know." And she included
a sketch of the dial. The letter is reproduced in Canada Home: Juliana Horatia Ewing's Fredericton
Letters 1867-1869, edited by Margaret Howard Blom and Thomas E. Blom, and
published by the University of British Columbia Press, 1983.

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