Barrier River
1901 Census


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Fourth Census of Canada, 1901. Quatriéme Recensment Du Canada 1901.
Province N.W.T District
N.. Saskatchewan		 S. District No. 13Polling Sub Division No.
59
Subdivision de Notation		 in Barrier River
dans
Nominal Return of Living Person by Enumerator : John C. Slater : Depombrement das vivantes par Enumerateur
Numbered in
Order of Visitation		Personal Description.Citizenship, Nationality and Religion.Principal Profession or TradeWage Earner
Dwelling House.Family or
Household		Name of each person in
family or household
on 31st March, 1901 		SexColourRelationship
to head of
family or
household.		Single
Married
Widowed
Divorced		Month and date
of birth		Year of birth.Age at last birthdayCountry or place
of birth.
(If in Canada specify
Province or Territory,
and add "r" or "u"
for rural or urban
as the case may be.		Year of immigration
to Canada		Year of naturalizationRacial or
Tribal Origin		NationalityReligionProfession
Occupation, trade
or means of living
of each person.

If person has retired
from profession
or trade, add "r" for
Retired		Living by
own means		EmployerEmployeeWorking on own
company		Working at trade in
factory or in home

(Specify by "f" for
factory and "h" for
home,or both as the
case may be.		Months employed
at trade in factory		Months employed
at trade in home.
12 3456789101112131415678192021222324
.1Thomas SauderMWHeadMDec. 28189952Scotland1855-Scotch
Canadian		Canadian
Scotch		PresbyterianFarmerX1-1---
..Thomas A. JonesMWForemanSJune 7186832Ont.--IrishCanadianEpiscopalForeman..1..12.
..Thomas CampbellMWEngineerWApril 5185645Ont...ScotchCanadianEpiscopal...1..12.
..William W. KearnsMWBookkeeperSOct. 2187427Ont.--IrishCanadianPresbyterianBookkeeper..1..12.
..Fred C. GravesMWTail SawyerSNov. 5187723Eng1892....T.Sawyer..1..12.
..Charles HoundMWCanterSAug 26187822Switzerland1891-SwissSwiss
Canadian		PresbyterianSawmill House..1..12.
..Walter CopelandMWLaborerSMay 27188219...IrishCanadian....1..12.
..Treaty Indians.otherbands..................
Numéretés dans
l'ordre das
Visites.		Description da la Personne..Citoyenneté, Nationalité et Religion.Principale Profession ou Métier.Employé
Deineure.Famille ou
ménage.		 Noms de chaque personne dans la
famille ou le ménage
le 31 mars, 1901		Sexe.CouleurRelation de
parenté ou
autre avec
le chef de
famille ou
du ménage.		Celibataire,
marie,
enveuvage
ou divorcé.		Mois et date de naissance Année de naissanceAge au dernier
anniversaire
de naissance.		Pays ou lieu de
naissance.

(Si c'est en Canada
specifez la province
ou territoire, et
ajoutez "r" pour rural
et "u" pour urbain
selan le cas.)		Année d'immigration au Canada Année de la naturalisation Origine,
selon la race ou
la tribe.		Nationalité ReligionProfession, occu-
pation métier ou
autres moyens
d'existence de
chaque personne.

De si la personne est
retirée
le commerce ajoutez "r" pour
retiré. 		Rentier. RenteurPatronTravaillant à son
compte.		Travaillant de son
métier à la fabrique
ou à la maison

(Mettez "F" pour
fabrique et, "m" pour
maison, selou le cas.) 		Mois employé à son
métier dans la
fabrique. 		Mois employé à son
métier à la
maison.

There are 34 columns in all on the 1901 census.
The remaining columns not entered online are:

Wage Earner. (continued)
Employé (continué)
25. Months employed in other occupation that trade in factory or home.
......Mois employé á d'autre occupation qu'un métier á la fabrique ou a la maison.

26. Earnings from occupation or trade $.
......Gages provenant de aon occupation ou métier.

27. Extra earnings. (From other than chief occupation or trade) $.
......Gages supplémentaires. (provenatn d'autre source que son occupation principale), $.

Education and Languages of each person five years of age and over.
Education et Langue de chaque personne agée de cinq ans qe plus.
 28. Months at school in year.
......Mois á l'école durant l'année.

29. Can read.
......Sachant lire.

30. Can write.
......Sachant écrire.

31. Can speak English.
......Sachant parlêr Anglais.

32. Can speak French.
......Sachant parlêr Français.

33. Mother tongue. (If Spoken)
......Langue maternelle. (S êlle est parlêe)

34. Infirmities. (If infirmity dates from childhood, add "from childhood")
a. Deaf and dumb.
b. Blind
c. Unsound Mind

34. Infirmités. (si l'infirmité date de l'enfance, ajoutez "de l'enfance").
a. Sourd-muet
b. Aveugle.
c. Atteint d'aliénation mentale.

The 1901 census is on microfilm at archives, Canadian libraries and the LDS library centers.

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