Census of Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and
Alberta, 1906
SCHEDULE NO. 1. POPULATION AND LIVE STOCK.
Approved by the Governor General in council, 22nd day of January, 1906.

PROVINCE Saskatchewan, DISTRICT SUB-DISTRICT
Page 1 Date when filled , 1906. Signed by Enumerator.

Recensement de Manitoba,
Saskatchewan et Alberta,
1906.
TABLEAU NO 1. POPULATION ET ANIMAUX DE LA FERME.
Approuvé par le Gouverneur Général en Conseil le 22iéme jour de janvier, 1906

PROVINCE Saskatchewan DISTRICT SOUS- DISTRICT
Date des entrées , 1906. Signé par enumérateur Page.

CENSUS

POPULATION

LOCATION

 
District # Subdistrict Page

LINE

No. of family in order of visitation.

Name of each person in family

Relation to head of family.

Sex.

Married, single, widowed or divorced.

Age.

Country or place of birth.

Year of immigration to Canada.

Post Office address.

 Province

 

RECENSEMENT

POPULATION

HABITATION

 
District # Sous-district Page

LIGNE

No. de la famille des visiton.

Nom de chaque peronne dans la famille.

Relation aved le chef de famille

Sexe

Marié, non-marié, en venvage ou divorcé.

Age.

Pays ou lien de naissance.

Année d'immigration au Canada.

Post Office

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sk 16 1 34 30 280 Unsti Philip   M S 17 Galicia 1904 Winnipeg Man Cotton and Osborne Construction Camp
Sk 16 7 1 9   Urmbrampt Peter Servant M S 20 Belgium 1897 New Ottawa   Sub Contractor CPR Land
Sk 16 1 34 31 280 Usnock Joe   M M 30 Galicia 1904 Winnipeg Man Cotton and Osborne Construction Camp

1906 Census of the Northwest Provinces - Saskatchewan Strays

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Transcriber Note:
The above listing of "Strays" to the Saskatchewan provincial area was started to enable researchers who were looking for a 1906 resident who did not appear on the census location for their home town. Those listed here either had a Post Office address different from the existing placenames of the census location or were part of a work crew such as a Railway Construction camp or a Survey Camp. This listing is still being compiled.

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