Automated Genealogy 1901 Census Transcription Project

NEW BRUNSWICK, SAINT JOHN, Duke's (Ward/Quartier), B-2

Subdistrict Link Destinations in the 1911 Census

Subdistrict	Enum. district	# of links
Saint John	14	451
Saint John	29	84
Saint John	30	70
Saint John	27	50
Saint John	28	47
Saint John	15	46
Rothesay Parish	13	24
Saint John	35	23
Saint John	24	22
Saint John	18	20
Saint John	13	16
Saint John	25	12
Saint John	20	11
Saint John	36	11
Saint John	12	10
Saint John	34	10
Saint John	26	8
Lancaster Parish	2	6
Hampton Parish	4	6
Milltown	26	6
Lancaster Parish	3	5
Sackville	56	5
Saint John	19	5
Hampton	5	5
Fredericton	33	4
Moncton	44	4
Saint John	33	4
Saint John	21	4
Saint John	32	3
Simonds Parish	10	3
St. Stephen	33	3
Liverpool	39	2
Saint John	17	2
Lancaster Parish	1	2
Saint John	16	2
Simonds Parish	9	2
Saint John	11	2
Sussex	26	2
Fredericton	34	1
Wolfville	26	1
Saint John	22	1
Sackville	55	1
Lancaster Parish	4	1
Westmoreland Parish	40	1
Blissville Parish	2	1
Sydney	33	1
Saint John	23	1
Greenwich	2	1
Okotoks	32	1
St. Stephen	23	1
St. Stephen Parish	22	1
Moncton	53	1
St. Stephen	32	1

Bell, William W.

Bonnell, Lily Maude

Bonnell, Percival

Bonnell, Walter P.

Bookhout, Charlotte A.

Gregory, Violet

Harrison, James G.

Harrison, Legh R.

Harrison, Mary L.

Hutchenson, Daniel L.

Hutchenson, Josephine

Hutchenson, Sarah L.

Maccaulay, Beverley R.

Maccaulay, Donald A.

Maccaulay, Eunice W.

Maccaulay, Marion A.

Maccaulay, Norman A.

McNally, Alfred H.

McNally, Daniel

McNeill, Earnest

McNeill, Elizabeth

McNeill, George

Nagle, Katherine

Nixon, Henry G.

Pender, Charlotte E.

Pender, John(?) V.

Somerville, John D.

Steward, Francis

Steward, William A.

Stewart, Georgia H.

Whittaker, Annie

Whittaker, William

Worden, Frank L

Worden, Kenneth L.