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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.
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1		59	Oberg Enoch E.	M		Head	S	May 6	1878	22	00
2		60	Barber Robt J.	M		Head	S	May 19	1880	20	00
3		61	Jackson Jas	M		Head	S	Feb 27	1876	25	00
4		62	Downton Chas	M		Head	S	Nov 16	1879	21	00
5		63	Partridge Fred	M		Head	S	Nov 15	1877	23	00
6		64	Bowes Isaac	M		Head	S	Jan 20	1878	23	00
7		65	Marr Alex	M		Head	M	Sep 29	1854	46	00
8		65	Marr Lucy	F		Wife	M	Nov	1854	46	00
9		65	Marr Maud	F		Daughter	S	Oct 6	1882	18	00
10		65	Marr Gordon	M		Son	S	Jun 1	1887	13	001
11		65	Marr William	M		Son	S	Oct 10	1890	10	00
12		66	Sharp George	M		Head	S	Mar 28	1875	26	00
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The following note applies to line 7:

'Alex 'Sandy' Marr was an early (1885) pioneer in Saskatoon. A stonemason, he built the Little Stone School, the first permanent school building in the community, in 1887.'

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