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Federal Census of 1871 (Ontario) of Individuals Identified As Indian Seach Criteria Used Ethnic “Indian” Federal Census of 1871 (Ontario) of individuals identified as Indian Search terms : " : 2=1 : 1=INDIAN.ORIG. : " References: 1 - 200 of 2902 See http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/02010803_e.html for more detail Of importance, the names below are only the Heads of the Household. You must consult the film for the rest of the family. Ie STOKOUA , LAMAPE file contains 12 more individuals living in that household. Seach criteria used Ethnic “Indian” Name Age Birthplace District Sub-distric 1 HUNT , TERICE 86 USA ESSEX Anderdon 2 GREGEY , MARY 55 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 3 LAFFERT , MARGRET 69 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 4 MAYVILLE , CATHERINE 46 USA ESSEX Anderdon 5 MACCAUL , MARY 30 USA ESSEX Anderdon 6 SPLITLOG , ADALAIDA 10 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 7 SPLITLOG , ELINER 8 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 8 SPLITLOG , EVANGELINE 16 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 9 WHITE , THOMAS 34 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 10 CLARK , JOSEPH 51 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 11 WHITE , ALEXANDER 25 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 12 CLARK , PETER 65 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 13 CLARK , ALEXANDER 71 USA ESSEX Anderdon 14 LESLEY , JAMES 13 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 15 WORROW , FELIX ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 16 WHITE , JOSEPH 64 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 17 SPLITLOG , ISRAEL 19 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 18 CLARKE , JAMES 60 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 19 DRIVER , ISAC 63 USA ESSEX Anderdon 20 SPLITLOG , ALEXIE 48 USA ESSEX Anderdon 21 HUNT , WILLIAM 20 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 22 LESLIE , GEORGE 35 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 23 WARROW , JOSEPH 38 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 24 SPLITLOG , FREDERICK 12 ONTARIO ESSEX Anderdon 25 JIM , CHIPPAWA 55 USA ESSEX Mersea 26 ISAAC , JOHN 21 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 27 DAGEE , JOHN 30 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 28 INDIAN , SAMPSON 16 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 29 DODGE , OLD 80 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 30 INDIAN , SABIE 60 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 31 JAKE , JOHN 48 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 32 CHIPPAWA , JOHN 30 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 33 CHIPPAWA , WILLIAM 25 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 34 DODGE , JOHN 27 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 35 STURGEON , BILL 25 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 36 STURGEON , PETER 32 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 37 WHITE , JOHN 20 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 38 JIM , BILL 22 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 39 INDIAN , JOHNSON 90 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 40 DODGE , SAMPSON 25 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 41 DODGE , DR 70 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 42 JOHNSON , JOE 10 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 43 JOHNSON , DUM 6 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 44 PETERS , JOSEPH 30 ONTARIO ESSEX Mersea 45 FISHER , LEWIS 24 ONTARIO ESSEX Pelee 46 INDIAN , JAMES 30 ONTARIO ESSEX Sandwich East 47 JOHNSTON , JOSEPH 50 MANITOULIN ISL ESSEX Tilbury West 48 CHIPPAWA , JOHN 28 ONTARIO KENT Romney 49 CHIPPEWA , WILLIAM 29 ONTARIO KENT Romney 50 WAUBINO , JOHN 37 ONTARIO KENT Chatham Township 51 SAMMONS , BENJAMIN 45 UNITED STATES KENT Dover 52 ADAM , ELIZA 23 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 53 ADAM , JANE 15 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 54 CHIGISH , KISNIGUA 43 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 55 COON , JOHN 20 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 56 COON , MARY 14 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 57 ELIAS , SARAH 20 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 58 ENGLISH , MARY 10 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 59 FOX , NANCY 20 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 60 INDIAN , CHEGA 46 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 61 INDIAN , CHINGQUAHMOQUA 50 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 62 INDIAN , KAGAYAH 52 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 63 INDIAN , KALIGAJEWON 110 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 64 INDIAN , KECHEGAHMEQUA 20 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 65 INDIAN , KENADENOQUA 36 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 66 INDIAN , KEWAGAHBAHWEQUA 4 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 67 INDIAN , KEWAKOTIGUA 75 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 68 INDIAN , KEWHTAH 90 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 69 INDIAN , MEKESEGUA 32 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 70 INDIAN , MENOMENO 90 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 71 INDIAN , MUNEDOGUA 46 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 72 INDIAN , NAHBOGAHWENOU 32 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 73 INDIAN , NEBEWEQUA 50 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 74 INDIAN , NOMKUMGOQUA 42 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 75 INDIAN , NOWGUASH KUWMOGUA 38 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 76 INDIAN , OSHABAU 60 U STATES BOTHWELL Sombra 77 INDIAN , PANDEGASHEWA 47 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 78 INDIAN , PAU KAUDOASE 72 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 79 INDIAN , PETQUAMOQUA 22 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 80 INDIAN , PUNGESHINOQUA 56 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 81 INDIAN , SAUCHIWAYVA 22 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 82 INDIAN , SHENAISH 62 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 83 INDIAN , SHOWHNAHNAQUA 67 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 84 INDIAN , SONGOQUA 30 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 85 INDIAN , TAGWAHJEWON 46 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 86 INDIAN , TAHYAGUAM 53 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 87 INDIAN , WAHSANGE 56 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 88 INDIAN , WAHWASMOQUA 48 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 89 JOHNSON , AMELIA 21 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 90 LALIMES , THERESA 40 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 91 NOTTIE , CHARLOTTE 18 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 92 NOTTIE , NANCY 10 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 93 PEWAY , LUCY 50 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 94 PUNSIE , ELLEN 29 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 95 PUNSIE , SUSAN 8 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 96 THOMPSON , LUCY 17 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 97 WHITE , SALLY 52 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 98 WILLIS , ANTOINE 2 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 99 WILSON , MARY 49 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 100 CORNELIAS , HARRET 24 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Zone 101 HILL , MARGRET 30 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Zone 102 , SARAH 40 UNITED STATES BOTHWELL Camden 103 DICKSON , CATHERINE 55 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 104 HILL , LAVIANIA 66 UNITED STATES BOTHWELL Orford 105 JACKSON , ELIF 2 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 106 JACKSON , MASHA 12 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 107 JACOBS , ELIZA 26 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 108 JACOBS , JOEDA 1 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 109 JACOBS , MOONIS 2 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 110 JACOBS , POLLY 51 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 111 JACOBS , POLLY 19 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 112 JACOBS , SARAH 29 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 113 MCDOUGALD , ELIZA 11 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 114 NOAH , JULY 40 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 115 TOBIAS , BENATA 68 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 116 LOGAN , JONCE 19 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Orford 117 PONANCE , 50 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 118 INDIAN , KAHBAGISHGOQUA 62 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 119 GREEN , JOHN 48 UNITED STATES BOTHWELL Howard 120 LOUIS , LORENZO 66 UNITED STATES BOTHWELL Howard 121 ABRAM , JAMES 20 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 122 ADAM , BRYSHAW 30 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 123 ADAM , ZIBER 26 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 124 ALTMAI , MICHAEL 32 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 125 ARMITAGE , ALEX 69 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 126 BETTIS , JOHN 69 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 127 BLACKBIRD , JOSEPH 50 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 128 BLACKBIRD , WILLIAM 35 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 129 CHARMY , 50 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 130 CHIEF , JOHN 23 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 131 COWGOMO , JOSEPH 27 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 132 DAY , ABRAM 41 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 133 DAY , JAMES 9 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 134 DAY , JOHN 29 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 135 DAY , JOSEPH 19 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 136 DAY , WILLIAM 16 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 137 ELGIN , JAMES 29 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 138 ENGLISH , JOHN 14 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 139 ENGLISH , JOHN 38 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 140 FISHER , LEVI 16 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 141 FISHER , WILLIAM W 32 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 142 FOX , THOMAS 22 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 143 HAWKINS , WILLIAM 45 U STATES BOTHWELL Sombra 144 HENRY , A G 36 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 145 HENRY , JOSEPH 40 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 146 HOGG , WILLIAM E 5 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 147 INDIAN , AHKABAZEE 34 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 148 INDIAN , ANSOGONAB 3 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 149 INDIAN , BEMAHKODOONCE 60 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 150 INDIAN , CHILONOTNANICO ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 151 INDIAN , ISAAC PSEFSH 28 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 152 INDIAN , JOSEPH 18 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 153 INDIAN , KAHGAHGIPE 21 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 154 INDIAN , KAHSHUCH 39 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 155 INDIAN , KAHYAHGEENCE 39 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 156 INDIAN , KENOOSHNAHGUN 32 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 157 INDIAN , KEWAKOUM 70 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 158 INDIAN , KEWAYOUGH 45 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 159 INDIAN , KICKNOSWAY 66 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 160 INDIAN , KOJEAWO 24 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 161 INDIAN , KUCKKOOJEESH 88 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 162 INDIAN , MACOONSE 27 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 163 INDIAN , MADWAYASH 36 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 164 INDIAN , MAHKOMESE 42 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 165 INDIAN , MENAGUAT 66 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 166 INDIAN , MESHAH KONAHOW 58 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 167 INDIAN , MESKOBENASE 18 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 168 INDIAN , MESQUHUNQUAT 22 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 169 INDIAN , MOONISH 28 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 170 INDIAN , MOWEKEWENAH 26 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 171 INDIAN , NAGONAB 27 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 172 INDIAN , NAHMIE 48 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 173 INDIAN , NANOBEGUA 40 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 174 INDIAN , NASHUKABANAKE 30 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 175 INDIAN , NEGIG 33 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 176 INDIAN , NIMKEENCE 41 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 177 INDIAN , NIMKEEUCE 47 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 178 INDIAN , NONQUAT 25 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 179 INDIAN , NOWGISHUK 42 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 180 INDIAN , OJEBWA 91 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 181 INDIAN , PENASHEE 46 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 182 INDIAN , PENESEQUA 43 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 183 INDIAN , PEWAYMOO 60 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 184 INDIAN , QUAAASONG 62 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 185 INDIAN , QUAGWACHEWAY 30 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 186 INDIAN , SAHWIB 42 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 187 INDIAN , SANAHWAY 24 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 188 INDIAN , SAUGAUTCH 42 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 189 INDIAN , SEAAH 49 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 190 INDIAN , SHANEE 69 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 191 INDIAN , SHAWAHNOSE 44 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 192 INDIAN , SHOWHNEGAHBO 20 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 193 INDIAN , SHOWHNOW KODONA 20 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 194 INDIAN , TAKOOSE 80 U S BOTHWELL Sombra 195 INDIAN , TOOSHKENUG 27 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 196 INDIAN , TOOSKINAWAY 35 ONTARIO BOTHWELL Sombra 197 INDIAN , WABGOOSH 40 ONTARIO
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