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L i n e   #	Numbered in order of visitation		Personal Description								Links
	H o u s e	Family or House- hold	Name of each person in family or household on 31st March, 1901.	Sex.	C o l o u r	Relationship to head of family or household.	Single, married, widowed or divorced.	Month and date of birth.	Year of birth.	Age at last birthday.
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1		60	Buckman Edward A.	M		Head	M	May 21	1841	59
2		60	Buckman Nancy A.	F		Wife	M	Sep 22	1846	54
3		60	Buckman George S.	M		Son	S	Sep 17	1875	25
4		60	Buckman Clifford H.	M		Son	S	Apr 24	1883	17
5		60	Primeau Margaret	F		Domestic	S	Apr 5	1879	22
6		61	Halpin James	M		Head	W	Nov 27	1838	62
7		61	Halpin Elizabeth W.	F		Daughter	S	Apr 5	1861	40
8		62	Cossitt Fremont ?	M		Head	M	Jul 27	1863	37	01
9		62	Cossitt Eleanor S.	F		Wife	M	Jul 3	1865	35	01
10		62	Cossitt Margaret K.	F		Daughter	S	Mar 12	1889	12	01
11		62	Cossitt Eleanor B.	F		Daughter	S	Oct 15	1890	10	01
12		63	Hunter George	M		Head	M		1850	50
13		63	Hunter	F		Wife	M		1850	50
14		64	Sister Mary Clement	F		Head	S	May 4	1856	44
15		64	Sister Mary Patrick	F			S	Mar 2	1871	30
16		64	Sister Mary Leonard	F			S	Mar 25	1845	56
17		64	Sister Mary Vincent	F			S	Dec 25	1860	40
18		64	Sister Mary Catharine	F			S	Mar 25	1860	41
19		64	Sister Mary Ambrose	F			S	Apr 11	1867	34
20		64	Sister Mary Thomas	F			S	Oct 14	1873	27
21		64	Sister Mary Benedict	F			S	Mar 15	1877	24
22		64	Sister Mary Aloysius	F			S	Aug 16	1875	25
23		64	Sister Mary Alphonsus	F			S	Mar 25	1865	36
24		64	Sister Mary Agnes	F			S	Apr 9	1871	30
25		64	Sister Mary Clare	F			S	Apr 9	1868	33
26		64	Sister Mary Bernadine	F			S	May 25	1869	31
27		64	Sister Mary Rose de Lima	F			S	May 28	1872	28
28		64	Sister Mary Dolorosa	F			S	Mar 9	1865	36
29		64	Sister Mary of the Cross	F			S	Nov 24	1874	26
30		64	Sister Mary Bernard	F			S	Jun 29	1866	34
31		64	Sister Mary Agatha	F			S	Mar 9	1874	27
32		64	Sister Mary Fidelis	F			S	Jun 23	1871	29
33		64	Sister Mary Eulalia	F			S	Jan 1	1871	29
34		64	Sister Mary Cyril	F			S	Jan 9	1875	26
35		64	Sister Mary Catharine	F			S	Oct 16	1867	33
36		64	Sister Mary Cecilia	F			S	Feb 26	1875	26
37		64	Sister Mary Sarah	F			S	Nov 14	1879	22
38		64	Sister Mary Juliana	F			S	Aug 18	1870	30
39		64	Baker Cecilia	F		Domestic	S	Oct 31	1873	27
40		64	Biderman Philip	M		Domestic	S	Nov 20	1873	27	01
41		64	McDermott Ewd	M		Domestic	S	May 12	1880	20
42		64	Egan Rosa E.	F		Domestic	S	Sep 19	1881	19
43		64	Stevenson Sarah	F		Domestic	S	Jul 1	1857	43
44		65	Smith James E.	M		Head	M	Oct 16	1873	27
45		65	Smith Isabella	F		Wife	M	Feb 9	1869	31
46		65	Smith Samuel C.	M		Son	S	Dec 11	1895	5
47		65	Smith Amelia M.	F		Daughter	S	Sep 21	1900
48		66	Rowsome Richd W.	M		Head	M	Jul 29	1848	52	01
49		66	Rowsome Elizabeth	F		Wife	M	Jan 29	1858	43	01
@ 50		66	Rowsome Richard S.	M		Son	S	Apr 22		28	01

Line Notes On This Page

The following note applies to line 1:

'Edward was born in rural U.S. came to Canada in 1870 became a Naturalized Canadian in 1884 (Not clear c/b 1894) was Presbyterian and a Gen Insurance Agent.'

The following note applies to line 2:

'Nancy was born in rural U.S. of English origin came to Canada in 1870 and was Presbyterian.'

The following note applies to line 3:

'George was born in rural U.S. came to Canada in 1870 was Presbyterian and an Insurance Agent.'

The following note applies to line 6:

'James was born in rural Ireland (no date for coming to Canada is given) was R. Catholic and a Railway Trackman'

The following note applies to line 8:

'Fremont was born in urban Ontario of French origins was Presbyterian and a Agricultural ? Manufacturer.'

The following note applies to line 12:

'George was born in urban Quebec of Scottish origins was Presbyterian and a Silver Plater.'

The following note applies to line 14:

'Born in urban Ontario of Irish origins was R.Catholic and Lady Superior'

The following note applies to line 15:

'Born in Ireland came to Canada in 1874 was R.Catholic and a Secretary'

The following note applies to line 16:

'Born in rural Ontario of Irish origins was R.Catholic and a nurse'

The following note applies to line 17:

'Born in Ireland came to Canada in 1881 was R.Catholic and (I cannot read what she did for work)'

The following note applies to line 18:

'Born in urban Ireland and came to Canada in 1881 she was a R. Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 19:

'Was a nurse'

The following note applies to line 20:

'Was a nurse'

The following note applies to line 21:

'born in urban Quebec and was a nurse'

The following note applies to line 22:

'was a nurse'

The following note applies to line 23:

'Was a nurse'

The following note applies to line 24:

'born in urban Ontario of Irish origins was R. Catholic and a music teacher.'

The following note applies to line 25:

'Born in urban Ontario was R.Catholic and a Teacher'

The following note applies to line 26:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a Teacher'

The following note applies to line 27:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 28:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 29:

'Born in urban Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 30:

'Born in urban Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 31:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 32:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 33:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 34:

'Born in urban U.S. was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 35:

'Born in Ireland came to Canada in 1880 was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 36:

'Born in urban Ontario of French origins was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 37:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 38:

'Born in rural Ontario was R.Catholic and a nurse.'

The following note applies to line 40:

'Philip ws born in urban U.S. came to Canada in 1891 of German origins, R.Catholic and a Gen Servant.'

The following note applies to line 41:

'Edward was born in England came to Canada in 1895 was of Irish origins R.Catholic and a Gen. Servant'

The following note applies to line 43:

'Sarah was born in urban U.S. came to Canada in 1887 was of Irish origins belonged to the Church of England and was a Gen.Servant'

The following note applies to line 44:

'James was born in urban Ontario of Scottish origins was Presbyterian and a Baker.'

The following note applies to line 45:

'Isabella was born in rural Ireland (no date given for coming to Canada) was presbyterian '

The following note applies to line 48:

'Rich was born in rural ONtario of Irish origins belonged to the Church of England and was a Labourer'

The following note applies to line 50:

'Richard was born in urban Ontario of Irish origins belonged to the Church of England and was a carriage Painter.'

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