1911 Census of Canada |
Line notes on this page:
Line 8: Annie Louis later married James Lee. Annie Lee made beautiful baskets of coiled cedar root; one is at Historic Yale Museum (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 10: Susan Paul was a fine basketmaker mentioned by James Alexander Teit (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 11: Rosalia Gutierrez, daughter of Packer Gutierrez, stepdaughter of Chief James Paul. She later married Chief Jimmy Charlie of Yale (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 12: Lena later married Alfred Hope of Yale, children included Richard & Lawrence Hope; grandson is Chief Robert Hope (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 17: Bessie Dick was also the mother of Chief Henry James; she was the first wife of Chief James Paul (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 23: This is Henry James, son of Chief James Paul; and later became Chief of Spuzzum after his father (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 25: Agnes (later married Tommy Johnson) was the daughter of Chief Henry James (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 34: Willie Thomas Johnson later married Agnes James, and much later became Chief Tommy Johnson (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 37: I think this might be Clement Stump (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 38: Joseph York was also known as Antoine Nulchathen on his marriage certificate; this was likely a Roman Catholic name given to him; 1868-1951 (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 39: My gr-great grandmother Amelia, native name C`eykn; a fine basketmaker mentioned by James Teit (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 40: Sarah York married Gustave Pearson later in 1911 (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Line 41: This is either William Graham or William Benjamin York; Amelia had two sons named William (note added by: Irene Bjerky)
Suggested corrections on this page:
Line # | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | Links | Actions | |
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10 | 352 | Paul | Susan Quil qhil lat ka | F | Wife | M | 65 | (corrected values) | |||||
10 | 352 | Paul | Susan Quil qhil lat ka | F | Wife | M | 65 | (current values) | |||||
This is Susan Paul, native name Kalalshe; one of her baskets is in Historic Yale Museum (note added by: Irene Bjerky) | |||||||||||||
42 | 364 | Youla | Paul | M | Head | M | 60 | (corrected values) | |||||
42 | 364 | Yorlan | Paul | M | Head | M | 60 | (current values) | |||||
This is the famous Paul Youla, father of Christina James, Paulina Carlson, and Sarah Pettis (note added by: Irene Bjerky) | |||||||||||||
The record clearly reads Yorlan. I have submitted an alternate surname though, so that others may find this name as you describe it. (note added by: Tony Ballegeer) | |||||||||||||
43 | 364 | Youla | Ne-an-thla | F | Wife | M | 60 | (corrected values) | |||||
43 | 364 | Yorlan | Ne-an-thla | F | Wife | M | 60 | (current values) | |||||
Hi Tony, I think if you look very closely at Paul Youla's entry, what you take to be an N actually has a ghost of an H above it, just as Willie above it has ghostlike L's. Thanks so much (note added by: Irene Bjerky) | |||||||||||||
This was Elizabeth Youla, native name recorded as Noanhla by RC priests (note added by: Irene Bjerky) |
Surname Notes: Surname notes are used to indicate that while the transcription is correct the enumerator may have recorded the surname incorrectly in the original. The surname note gives a suggested "correct" surname, along with sources and notes to support the suggested "correction".
In household 364
the enumerator recorded the surname as "Yorlan", a suggested alternative is "Youla".
The following source(s) support this alternative: "See line note".