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1871 Census Schedules Finding 1871 Census Schedules Finding Aid Quebec District Sub-district Division Missing Microfilm District Name Sub-district Name Number Number Number Schedules C-10024 91 Pontiac South Onslow, Aldfield A 1 8, 9 C-10024 91 Pontiac South Onslow, Aldfield A 2 9 C-10024 91 Pontiac South Bristol B 1 8, 9 C-10024 91 Pontiac South Bristol B 2 8, 9 C-10024 91 Pontiac South Clarendon C 1 8, 9 C-10024 91 Pontiac South Clarendon C 2 8, 9 C-10024 91 Pontiac South Thorne D 8, 9 C-10024 91 Pontiac South Leslie E 8, 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Litchfield F 8, 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Portage-du-Fort G 7, 8, 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Calumet Island H 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Mansfield & Pontefract I 8, 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Waltham J 8, 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Allumette Island K 1 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Allumette Island K 2 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Chichester L 8, 9 C-10025 91 Pontiac South Sheen M 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Basse Coulonge A 1 2, 9 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Basse Coulonge A 2 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Moyenne Coulonge B 1 2, 6, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Moyenne Coulonge B 2 1, 9 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Haute Coulonge C 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Haute Coulonge C 2, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Basse Rivière Noire D 1 2, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Basse Rivière Noire D 2 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Moyenne Rivière Noire E 1 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Moyenne Rivière Noire E 2 6, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Haute Rivière Noire F 1 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Haute Rivière Noire F 2 2, 6, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Rivière-Creuse G 1 8, 9 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Rivière-Creuse G 2 9 1 of 29 1871 Census Schedules Finding Aid Quebec District Sub-district Division Missing Microfilm District Name Sub-district Name Number Number Number Schedules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Bas Dumoine H 1 7, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Bas Dumoine H 2 2, 9 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Moyen Dumoine I 1 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Moyen Dumoine I 2 2, 8, 9 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Haut Dumoine J 1 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Haut Dumoine J 2 2, 6, 8, 9 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Maganacipi K 1 9 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Maganacipi K 2 9 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, C-10025 92 Pontiac North Lac de Sept Lieues L 1 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Lac de Sept Lieues L 2 6, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Kipaoua M 1 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Kipaoua M 2 2, 6, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Timiskaming N 1 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Timiskaming N 2 2, 6, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Victoria O 1 2, 6, 8, 9 C-10025 92 Pontiac North Victoria O 2 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10026 93 Ottawa West Templeton A 1 8, 9 C-10026 93 Ottawa West Templeton A 2 9 C-10026 93 Ottawa West Hull B 1 8 C-10026 93 Ottawa West Hull B 2 9 C-10026 93 Ottawa West Hull B 3 8 C-10026 93 Ottawa West Hull B 4 8, 9 C-10026 93 Ottawa West Aylmer C 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Eardley D 6, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Masham E 1 7, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Masham E 2 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Wakefield F 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Low G 6, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Pikanock H 1 6, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Pikanock H 2 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Aylwin I 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Hincks J 9 2 of 29 1871 Census Schedules Finding Aid Quebec District Sub-district Division Missing Microfilm District Name Sub-district Name Number Number Number Schedules C-10027 93 Ottawa West Northfield K 6, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Wright L 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Rivière à l'Aigle M 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Bouchette N 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Cameron O 6, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Kensington P 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Tomasine Q 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Kakebonga R 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10027 93 Ottawa West Basketong S 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Buckingham A 1 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Buckingham A 2 8 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Buckingham B 8 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre L'Ange-Gardien C 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Portland D 1 6, 8, 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Portland D 2 6, 8, 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Derry E 2, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Bowman, Bigelow F 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Villeneuve G 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Lièvre West H 1 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Lièvre West H 2 2, 6, 8, 9 C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Lièvre East I 1 6, 8, 9 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, C-10028 94 Ottawa Centre Lièvre East I 2 7, 8, 9 C-10028 95 Ottawa East Lochaber A 1 9 C-10028 95 Ottawa East Lochaber A 2 8, 9 C-10028 95 Ottawa East St-Malachie B 8, 9 C-10028 95 Ottawa East Mulgrave C 6, 8, 9 C-10028 95 Ottawa East Ste-Angélique D 9 C-10028 95 Ottawa East Notre-Dame de Bonsecours E 8, 9 C-10028 95 Ottawa East St-André-Avelin F 9 C-10029 95 Ottawa East Ripon G 8, 9 C-10029 95 Ottawa East Hartwell, Suffolk H 1 8, 9 C-10029 95 Ottawa East Hartwell, Suffolk H 2 9 C-10029 95 Ottawa East Nation North I 1 2, 9 3 of 29 1871 Census Schedules Finding Aid Quebec District Sub-district Division Missing Microfilm District Name Sub-district Name Number Number Number Schedules 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, C-10029 95 Ottawa East Nation North I 2 8, 9 C-10029 95 Ottawa East North Rouge J 1 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9 C-10029 95 Ottawa East North Rouge J 2 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 C-10029 96 Argenteuil Grenville A 1 8 C-10029 96 Argenteuil Grenville A 2 6, 8, 9 C-10029 96 Argenteuil Harrington, Arundel, De Salaberry, Grandison B 8, 9 C-10029 96 Argenteuil Chatham C 1 9 C-10029 96 Argenteuil Chatham C 2 8, 9 C-10029 96 Argenteuil Wentworth, Montcalm, Wolfe D 9 C-10029 96 Argenteuil St-Andrews E 8, 9 C-10029 96 Argenteuil St-Jérusalem F 8, 9 C-10030 96 Argenteuil Gore G 8, 9 C-10030 96 Argenteuil Mille-Isles H 9 C-10030 96 Argenteuil Howard, Morin West I 8, 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Placide A 8, 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes Lac des Deux-Montagnes B 8, 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Joseph C 8, 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Eustache D 8, 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Eustache E 8, 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Augustin F 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Benoit G 8, 9 C-10030 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Hermas H 8, 9 C-10031 97 Deux-Montagnes Ste-Scholastique I 1 9 C-10031 97 Deux-Montagnes Ste-Scholastique I 2 8, 9 C-10031 97 Deux-Montagnes Ste-Scholastique J 8, 9 C-10031 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Canut K 8, 9 C-10031 97 Deux-Montagnes St-Colomban L 8, 9 C-10031 98 Laval Ste-Dorothée A 9 C-10031 98 Laval Ste-Rose B 1 9 C-10031 98 Laval Ste-Rose B 2 9 C-10031 98 Laval Ste-Rose C 9 C-10031 98 Laval St-Martin D 1 9 C-10031 98 Laval St-Martin D 2 C-10032 98 Laval St-Vincent E 1 9 C-10032 98 Laval St-Vincent E 2 8 4 of 29 1871 Census Schedules Finding Aid Quebec District Sub-district Division Missing Microfilm District Name Sub-district Name Number Number Number Schedules C-10032 98 Laval St-François F 1 C-10032 98 Laval St-François F 2 C-10032 99 Terrebonne Terrebonne A C-10032 99 Terrebonne Terrebonne B 9 C-10032 99 Terrebonne Ste-Thérèse C 9 C-10032 99 Terrebonne Ste-Thérèse (Village) D 8, 9 C-10032 99 Terrebonne St-Janvier E 8, 9 C-10032 99 Terrebonne Ste-Anne F 8 C-10033 99 Terrebonne Ste-Sophie G 8, 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne New Glasgow H 8, 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne St-Jérôme I 1 8, 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne St-Jérôme I 2 8, 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne St-Jérôme J C-10033 99 Terrebonne St-Sauveur K 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne St-Hypolite L 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne Ste-Adèle M 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne Ste-Agathe N 9 C-10033 99 Terrebonne Ste-Marguerite O 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Charles A 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Henri B 1 6, 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Henri B 2 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Lin C 1 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Lin C 2 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Roch D 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Paul-L'Ermite E 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption Repentigny F 8, 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption St-Sulpice G 9 C-10034 100 L'Assomption L'Assomption H 9 C-10035 100 L'Assomption L'Assomption I 8, 9 C-10035 100 L'Assomption L'Épiphanie J 9 C-10035 101 Montcalm St-Jacques A 1 8, 9 C-10035 101 Montcalm St-Jacques A 2 8, 9 C-10035 101 Montcalm St-Liguori B 8, 9 C-10035 101 Montcalm St-Alexis C 8, 9 C-10035 101 Montcalm St-Esprit D 1 8, 9 C-10035 101 Montcalm St-Esprit D 2 8, 9 C-10035 101 Montcalm Ste-Julienne E 9 C-10036 101 Montcalm St-Patrick F 8, 9 5 of 29 1871 Census Schedules Finding Aid Quebec District Sub-district Division Missing Microfilm District Name Sub-district Name Number Number Number Schedules C-10036 101 Montcalm St-Calixte G 1 8, 9 C-10036 101 Montcalm St-Calixte G 2 9 C-10036 101 Montcalm St-Théodore-de-Chertsey H 1 9 C-10036 101 Montcalm St-Théodore-de-Chertsey H 2 6, 9 C-10036 101 Montcalm St-Théodore-de-Chertsey H 3 2, 6, 9 C-10036 102 Joliette St-Paul A 8, 9 C-10036 102 Joliette St-Charles-Borromée B 8, 9 C-10036 102 Joliette Joliette C 8 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Ambroise D 1 8, 9 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Ambroise D 2 8, 9 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Alphonse E 1 8, 9 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Alphonse E 2 8, 9 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Côme, Cartier F 8, 9 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Thomas G 9 C-10037 102 Joliette Ste-Elizabeth H 8, 9 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Félix-de-Valois I 9 C-10037 102 Joliette Ste-Mélanie J 9 C-10037 102 Joliette St-Jean K 9 C-10037 102 Joliette Ste-Béatrix L 8, 9 C-10038 102 Joliette Ste-Emelie & Tracy M 9 C-10038 103 Berthier Lavaltrie A 9 C-10038 103 Berthier Lanoraie B 1 6, 9 C-10038 103 Berthier Lanoraie B 2 9 C-10038 103 Berthier Berthier C 1 8, 9 C-10038 103 Berthier
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