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L i n e   #	Numbered in order of visitation		Personal Description								Links
	H o u s e	Family or House- hold	Name of each person in family or household on 31st March, 1901.	Sex.	C o l o u r	Relationship to head of family or household.	Single, married, widowed or divorced.	Month and date of birth.	Year of birth.	Age at last birthday.
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1		43	Williams Gilbert	M		Head	M	Apr 21	1865	35
2		43	Williams Mary	F		Wife	M	Jul 20	1874	26
3		43	Williams Charlotte	F		Daughter	S	Dec 2	1887	13
4		43	Williams Philomin	F		Daughter	S	Oct 11	1889	11
5		43	Williams George	M		Son	S	Jul 11	1892	8
6		43	Williams Victoria	F		Daughter	S	May 24	1895	5
7		43	Williams Mary	F		Daughter	S	Dec 9	1900	1/3
8		44	Shilling Enock	M		Head	S	Jul 4	1872	28
9		44	Shilling Mary Ann	F		Mother	W	Apr 18	1842	58
10		44	Devaney Ellen	F		Niece	S	Jan 11	1883	18
11		45	Shilling Richard	M		Head	M	Jul 11	1875	25	01
12		45	Shilling Racheal	F		Wife	M	Apr 10	1876	24	01
13		45	Shilling Joseph	M		Son	S	Nov 23	1900	1	01
14		46	Yellowhead Sampson	M		Head	M	Nov 6	1848	52
15		46	Yellowhead Elizabeth	F		Wife	M	Jun 22	1845	55
16		47	Wesley Thomas	M		Head	M	May 10	1860	40
17		47	Swart Ema	F		Wife	M	Feb 25	1856	44
18		47	Wesley Walter	M		Son	S	Sep 14	1886	14
19		47	Wesley Julia	F		Daughter	S	Sep 19	1888	12
20		47	Wesley Nancy	F		Daughter	S	Mar 7	1889	10
21		47	Wesley Cecil	M		Son	S	May 24	1898	2
22		48	Yellowhead Mary	F		Head	M	Apr 15	1850	50
23		49	St Jerman Mary Ann	F		Head	W	Feb 8	1832	69	01
24		49	St Jerman Mary Ann	F		Daughter	S	Aug 17	1875	25	01
25		49	Hudson James	M		Grandson	S	Jun 16	1886	14
26		49	St Jormsie Joseph	M		Grandson	S	Dec 11	1877	23
27		50	Kenice Jane	F		Head	W	Jun 3	1835	65
28		50	Kenice Peter	M		Grandson	M	Jan 15	1870	31
29		50	Ingersol Abraham Soleman	M		Grandson	S	Jul 4	1882	18
30		50	Ingersol Leah Mary	F		Granddaughter	S	Jun 27	1884	16
31		51	Kenice John	M		Head	M	Oct 7	1835	65
32		51	Kenice Ann	F		Wife	M	May 1	1842	58
33		51	Campbell Hildred	F		Adopted daughter	S	Feb 4	1898	3
34		52	Ingersoll Sampson	M		Head	M	Jan 2	1848	53
35		52	Ingersoll Sarah Ann	F		Wife	M	Feb 13	1859	42
36		52	Ingersoll Kate	F		Daughter	S	Jul 7	1879	21
37		52	Ingersoll Annie	F		Daughter	S	Dec 28	1881	19
38		52	Ingersoll Elizabeth	F		Daughter	S	Jul 30	1893	7
39		52	Nanigishking Joshua	M		Lodger	S	May 10	1863	38
40		52	Peters Joseph	M		Lodger	S	Jan 11	1886	15
41		53	Nanigishking James	M		Head	M	Mar 15		57
42		53	Nanigishking Charlotte	F		Wife	M	Sep 10	1850	50
43		53	Nanigishking Wellington	M		Son	S	Jul 29	1871	29
44		53	McHugh George	M		Lodger	S	Jun 7	1877	23
45		53	James John	M		Lodger	S	Aug 5	1880	20
46		54	Nanigishking Enock	M		Head	M	Jan 10	1873	27
47		54	Nanigishking Ellen	F		Wife	M	Dec 27	1874	26
48		54	Nanigishking Eva May	F		Daughter	S	Mar 24	1900	1
49		54	Nanigishking Hugh	M		Nephew	S	Nov 2	1886	14
50		55	Yellowhead Julia	F		Head	W	Aug 30	1815	85

Line Notes On This Page

The following note applies to line 1:

'Chippewa? Indian (1st Nations) Gilbert was a hunter guide according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 8:

'Enock is noted to be a Chippewa Indian (1st Nations) and a Labourer on a Farm on this census.'

The following note applies to line 10:

'Ellen was recorded as a Domestic on this census.'

The following note applies to line 11:

'Richard is recorded as a Chippewa Indian (1st Nations) and a Farmer on this census.'

The following note applies to line 15:

'Elizabeth was a basket weaver according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 16:

'Thomas was an Indian Guide according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 22:

'Basket maker according to this census'

The following note applies to line 27:

'Jane was a Chipawa Indian and a basket maker (& Juicy?) according to this census'

The following note applies to line 28:

'Peter was a Chipawa Indian labourer and guide according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 29:

'Alexander was a Chipawa Indian who worked as a labourer according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 31:

'John was a Chipawa Indian and was Indian Chief of Rama Reserve according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 34:

'Sampson was a Chipawa Indian and an Indian Guide according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 39:

'Joshua was a Chipawa Indian and a labourer according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 41:

'James was a Chipawa Indian and a Carpenter according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 42:

'Charlotte was a Chipawa Indian and a basket maker according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 43:

'Wellington was a Chipawa Indian, a labourer and worked in the bush according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 44:

'George was a Chipawa Indian who worked the river drives and as a bush labourer according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 45:

'John was a Chipawa Indian and worked as a river driver according to this census.'

The following note applies to line 46:

'Enock was a Chipawa Indian and worked as a labourer and in the bush according to this census'

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