1911 Census of Canada
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Line # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Links
1   114 Adamson Alfred   M Head M Mar 1869 51  
2   114 Adamson Kathleen   F Wife M Oct 1863 47  
3   114 Adamson Joseph   M Son M Mar 1888 23  
4   114 Adamson May   F Daughter S May 1892 14  
5   114 Adamson John   M Son S Feb 1896 11  
6   114 Adamson Florence   F Daughter S May 1898 13  
7   114 Adamson Gertrude   F Daughter S Feb 1900 11  
8   114 Adamson Lillian   F Daughter S Sep 1902 8  
note exists icon 9   115 Acton George   M Head M Jul 1843 67 1*
note exists icon 10   115 Acton Helena   F Wife M Oct 1856 54  
note exists icon 11   116 Scochmeir Alfred   M Head M Jan 1877 34 01*
12   116 Scochmeir Etta   F Wife M Feb 1886 24 1*
note exists icon 13   116 Scochmeir Alsera   F Daughter S Aug 1907 3  
14   116 Scochmeir Daisy   F Daughter S Sep 1910 1  
15   116 Wanefield Hiram   M Labourer S Oct 1870 40  
note exists icon 16   117 Winch Sim   M Head S May 1876 35  
note exists icon 17   118 Doering Louis   M Head S Feb 1867 44  
note exists icon 18   119 Hoseley Peter   M Head S Jun 1893 17  
note exists icon 19   120 Kruger Ernest   M Head M Jul 1876 35  
20   120 Kruger Ida   F Wife M Aug 1882 28  
21   120 Kruger Ida   F Daughter S Dec 1908 2  
22   120 Wellesley William   M Labourer S Jun 1888 22  
note exists icon 23   121 Curtis(?) George   M Head S Sep 1877 33  
24   121 Small Frederick   M Labourer S Nov 1888 22  
note exists icon 25   122 Washington Henry   M Head M Jan 1844 62  
26   122 Washington Kilu   F Wife M Dec 1861 49  
27   122 Washington James   M Son S Aug 1877 33  
28   122 Washington Ula   F Daughter S Dec 1883 27  
29   122 Bords Hasphina   F Stepdaughter S Oct 1876 34  
30   122 Bords Ophelia   F Stepdaughter S Sep 1875 35  
note exists icon 31   123 Taylor William   M Head M May 1879 32  
32   123 Taylor Edna   F Wife M Nov 1879 31  
33   123 Taylor Rufus   M Son S May 1904 7  
34   123 Taylor Ellinor   F Daughter S Feb 1908 3  
35   123 Taylor Wilfred   M Son S Jan 1910 1  
36   124 Malone Peter   M Head M Oct 1867 43  
37   124 Malone Annie   F Wife M Dec 1875 35  
38   125 Lang Robert   M Head M Oct 1856 54  
39   125 Lang Francis   F Wife M Jun 1858 52  
40   125 Lang Joseph   M Son S Aug 1900 10  
41   125 Lang Elizabeth   F Daughter S Aug 1899 11  
42   125 Lang Helen   F Daughter S May 1897 14  
43   126 Wells Norman   M Head S Apr 1883 28 1*
44   126 Wells Helen   F Mother W Aug 1853 57 1*
note exists icon 45   127 Lindberg(?) Henry   M Head M May 1851 60  
46   127 Lindberg(?) Ida   F Wife M Jun 1855 55  
47   127 Lindberg(?) Ira(?)   M Son S Oct 1884 26  
48   127 Lindberg(?) ?   M Son S Jul 1887 23  
49   127 Lindberg(?) Caroline   F Daughter S Aug 1891 19  
50   127 ? Bert     Nephew S ? 1848 13  

Line notes on this page:
Line 9: George Acton homesteaded NW 14-T22-R29-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.2. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 10: Helen (nee Doering, previously married to ? Truber) married George Acton. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.865. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 11: Alfred Scotchmer homesteaded SE 34-T22-R29-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.865. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 13: Vera Scotchmer was the first child of Alfred and Helen Scotchmer. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.433-434. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 16: Simeon Winch homesteaded NW 20-T22-R29-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.865. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 17: Louis Doering homesteaded SW 21-T22-R29-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.865. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 18: Peter Hosley homesteaded NW 36-T21-R29-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.864. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 19: Ernest Kruger homesteaded SE 24-T22-R29-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.865. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 23: HG Curtis homesteaded NW 24-T22-R29-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.865. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 25: Henry Washington homesteaded NW 14 -T2 - R28 - W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.857. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 31: William Taylor homesteaded NE 16-T21-R28-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.857. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)
Line 45: H.P.Lindberg homesteaded NW36-T21-R28-W2. Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.857. (note added by: manderson123ster@gmail.com)

Surname Notes: Surname notes are used to indicate that while the transcription is correct the enumerator may have recorded the surname incorrectly in the original. The surname note gives a suggested "correct" surname, along with sources and notes to support the suggested "correction".

In household 116 the enumerator recorded the surname as "Scochmeir", a suggested alternative is "Scotchmer".
The following source(s) support this alternative: "Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.433.".
The following comment was attached to this surname note: "The family history in the book (written by descendants of the Scotchmers) spells the name Scotchmer.".

In household 119 the enumerator recorded the surname as "Hoseley", a suggested alternative is "Hosley".
The following source(s) support this alternative: "Source: Craik Friendliest Place by a Dam Site, 1985, ISBN 0-96-92-177-0-6, p.865.".
The following comment was attached to this surname note: "Hosley is the spelling in the book for the person that homesteaded this land.".