QUEBEC, BROME, Bolton (East/Est), A-3
Subdistrict Link Destinations in the 1911 Census
| Subdistrict | Enum. district | # of links |
| Bolton East | 1 | 69 |
| Magog | 12 | 7 |
| Potton Township | 13 | 5 |
| Stettler | 26 | 3 |
| Bolton West | 4 | 2 |
| Haileybury | 98 | 2 |
| St. Ignace de Stanbridge | 15 | 2 |
| Bolton East Township | 2 | 1 |
| Magog | 24 | 1 |
| Magog | 13 | 1 |
Ball, Whiting
Bryant, Asher
Bryant, George
Bryant, James
Bryant, John
Bryant, Mary
Channell, Alma
Channell, Arnilla
Channell, Charles
Channell, Harold
Channell, Jennie
Channell, Lisa
Channell, William
Clark, Goldie
Clark, Lottie
Clark, Ruth
Clark, Thomas
Cook, Frank
Dufresne, Amelia
Dufresne, Arthur
Dufresne, Gustave
Dufresne, Thomas
Emmett, Eva
Emmett, George
Fletcher, Herman
Fletcher, Maud
Hurlbut, Clinton
Hurlbut, Ephraim
Hurlbut, Mary
Hurlbut, Minnie
Ingalls, Elizabeth
Ingalls, Hibbard
Ingalls, Ina
Ingalls, John
Juby, Carl
Juby, Eldon
Juby, Ida
Marion, Annie
Marion, James
Marion, Theresa
Park, Lizzie
Patch, Anna
Patch, Stillman
Patterson, Belle
Patterson, Cynthia
Patterson, Darct
Patterson, Donald
Patterson, Frances
Patterson, John
Patterson, Margaret
Patterson, Medora
Patterson, William
Powell, Audry
Powell, Ida
Powell, Parker
Powell, Parker
Powell, Virgie
Randall, Susan
Scott, Archie
Scott, Minnie
Taylor, John
Tetreault, Eddie
Tetreault, Elizabeth
Tetreault, Joseph
Tetreault, Joseph
Tetreault, Malvina
Tetreault, Rainey
Vaughan, Austin
Vaughan, Emily