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L i n e   #	Numbered in order of visitation		Personal Description
	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		14	Campbell Angus	M		Head	M			30
2		14	Campbell Maria	F		Wife	M			23
3		14	McLennan Duncan	M		Emp	S			20
4		14	Mahoney Arthur	M		Emp	S			29
5		15	Swinehart William H	M		Head	W			46
6		15	Swinehart Guy C	M		Son	S			18
7		15	Swinehart Leta T	F		Daughter	S			21
8		15	Swinehart Vivian M	F		Daughter	S			16
9		15	Kline Ham T	M		Partner	S			49
10		15	Thompson W H	M		Emp	S			27
11		15	Chapman Frank	M		Emp	S			40
12		16	Brace Washington H	M		Head	M			48
13		16	Brace Lottie M	F		Daughter	S			22
14		16	Champoux Lenon	M		Emp	S			24
15		17	Lane Isaac N	M		Foreman	S			56
16		17	Dumas Frank	M		Emp	M			50
17		17	Brazeau Joseph	M		Emp	S			25
18		17	Hamel Ernest	M		Emp	S			31
19		17	Lebuie Maxime	M		Emp	M			34
20		18	Farquharson John	M		Head	M			66
21		18	Farquharson Findley	M		Son	S			21
22		18	Spooner Herbert	M		Emp	S			21
23		19	Selkirk Jackson (Chief)	M		Head	M			55
24		19	Selkirk Ellen	F		Wife	M			45
25		19	Selkirk Arthur (Harper)	M		Son	S			22
26		19	Selkirk Emma	F		Daughter	S			12
27		20	Selkirk Joseph	M		Head	M			35
28		20	Selkirk Sarah	F		Wife	M			25
29		21	Selkirk Peter	M		Head	M			27
30		21	Selkirk Charlotte	F		Wife	M			25
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Line Notes On This Page

The following note applies to line 25:

'Harper was a long time trader in Selkirk at the turn of the 20th century'

Field Correction Notes on this page

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Field Value Correction Note
24		19	Selkirk	Ellen	F		Wife	M			45
On line 24, the value for the surname field is "[ ]", the suggested correction is "Jackson?". Submitted by Ginny Holl. The following comment was attached: Wife of Chief Jackson?
This correction was evaluated by Tom Pollock: I have checked the image of the original form and am very sure that the suggested correction does not reflect the original. This comment was added: It seems some Tribes use single names
Field Value Correction Note
25		19	Selkirk	Arthur (Harper)	M		Son	S			22
On line 25, the value for the surname field is "[ ]", the suggested correction is "Jackson?". Submitted by Ginny Holl. The following comment was attached: Son of Chief Jackson?
This correction was evaluated by Tom Pollock: I have checked the image of the original form and am very sure that the suggested correction does not reflect the original.
Field Value Correction Note
26		19	Selkirk	Emma	F		Daughter	S			12
On line 26, the value for the surname field is "[ ]", the suggested correction is "Jackson?". Submitted by Ginny Holl. The following comment was attached: Daughter of Chief Jackson?
This correction was evaluated by Tom Pollock: I have checked the image of the original form and am very sure that the suggested correction does not reflect the original.
Field Value Correction Note
26		19	Selkirk	Emma	F		Daughter	S			12
On line 26, the value for the surname field is "[ ]", the suggested correction is "Jackson?". Submitted by Ginny Holl. The following comment was attached: Daughter of Chief Jackson?
This correction was evaluated by Tom Pollock: I have checked the image of the original form and the correct value is debatable but I think the transcribed value is more likely to be correct. This comment was added: I used 'Selkirk' as the name of the tribe (from the First Nations of Yukon web page) living in that area. Emma is certainly listed as the daughter of Jackson and Ellen.

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