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1901 Census of Ottawa
East
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| The 1901 Census of Ottawa East was taken by W. E. Beaton. Schedule No. 1 Population, District No. 22 Carleton, Subdistrict G involved 30 pages with 50 listings per page with 34 columns each. The version below is abridged in that many of the columns have not been reproduced. If you really need to know the missing information then go online to the National Archives where you will find the entire 1901 manuscript. Use the version here to locate the name and page number for the online full version. |
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| 1901 Census
: Go here to find all the pages in one large file. Use the browser's FIND BUTTON to locate a specific name. Alternately, you can go here to use the Search Engine provided with this disk. A detailed explanation of the columns and abbreviations is found just below. There are no hotlinks on the census page, therefore you must use your BACK BUTTON to return to this page. |
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1901 Ottawa East Census
Columns Explanation
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| Column Numbers: The numbers of the columns are the same as on the original manuscript | |||
| 1 | P1, etc.(Bold) = the actual page number in the census
manuscript 1,2,3,etc. (not Bold) = the number of the family in sequence in the census manuscript |
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| 3 | Last name and first name of the resident in that household | ||
| 4 | Gender of the person: M = Male, F = Female | ||
| 6 | Relationship toHead of the household |
H = Head of Household W = Wife S = Son D = Daughter SS = Stepson SD = Stepdaughter Sis = Sister Br = Brother |
GS = Grandson GD = Granddaughter AD = Adopted Daugh. AS = Adopted Son M = Mother F = Father Nce = Niece |
MIL = Mother in law FIL = Father in law SIL = Son in law DIL = Daughter in law SIL = Sister in law BIL = Brother in law Bd = Boarder Sr = Servant |
| 7 | Marital Status | M = Married | S = Single | W = Widow |
| 9 | Year Born | |||
| 11 | Where Born | O = Ontario Q = Quebec S = Scotland E = England I = Ireland |
G = Germany US = United States NB = New Brunswick Sw = Sweden Dk = Denmark |
F = France |
| 12 | Year Emigrated to Canada | |||
| 14 | Racial or Tribal Origin | I = Irish E = English G = German S = Scottish |
F = French (Quebec) Sw = Swedish D or Dn = Danish Ch = Chinese |
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| 16 | Religion | RC = Roman Cath. L = Lutheran M = Methodist P = Presbyterian A = Anglican |
Ev = Evangelical Cong = Congregational B = Baptist Br = Brethern Conf = Confucious |
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| 17 | Profession, occupation, Trade or means of living |
As listed in the column | ||
| 31 | Can Speak English | y = yes, n = no | ||
| 32 | Can Speak French | y = yes, n = no | ||
| 33 | Mother Tongue if spoken | See Column 11 for abbreviations | ||
| Reminder: If the cell is vacant for Columns 1, 11, 14, 16, 31, 32 and 33, read the completed cell directly above in each family unit. | ||||
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