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| Title |
Canada Census 1851 of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia |
| Short Title |
Canada Census 1851 of Canada East, Canada West, NB, and NS |
| Author |
Ancestry.com |
| Publisher |
Ancestry.com Operations Inc |
| Call Number |
RG31 |
| Repository |
Ancestry |
| Source ID |
S1530114002 |
| Text |
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Cunliffe, William
Duguay, Marie Phoébée
Mallet, Joseph J "José"
McLatchy, Henry Francis
Mumford, Catherine
Ouellette, Marie Rosalie
Sowerby, Frances Elizabeth "Fanny"
Family: McLatchy, Henry Francis / Sowerby, Frances Elizabeth "Fanny"
Family: Cunliffe, William / Mumford, Catherine
Family: Mallet, Joseph J "José" / Duguay, Marie Phoébée |
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| Notes |
From: Library and Archives Canada
Described as : Census of Canada, 1851
Details : Only a microfilm copy of the census exists as an archival holding
The parts of the schedules are not always consecutively ordered and in some cases may be non-existent.
Their reference: Statistics Canada Fonds Series RG31
Census of Nova Scotia, 1851. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada: Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management (NSARM):
Nova Scotia Board of Statistics, 1851.
Location : Library and Archives Canada; 395 Wellington Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0N4
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The 1851 Census marked the second collection of statistics for the Province of Canada. In 1841, the Act of Union created the Province of Canada, consisting of Canada West (present-day Ontario) and Canada East (present-day Quebec). Information on population was also collected for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
While the census for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia was completed in 1851, Canada West and Canada East did not start their collection of data until the following year. Therefore, for Canada West and Canada East, what is known as the Census of 1851 offi
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