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McNAB 1851 census on011 page 011 line 12  @ca.on. brant_county.paris_village section 1 film C11714 lds349199
12 McNAB {?} Mrs▼ f 64 Ire Presb widow
13 McNAB James▼ m 34 Ire Presb tanner
14 McNAB David m 24 Ire Presb tanner
    page 011 scanned image
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McNAB 1851 census on250 page 029 line 07  @ca.on.ontario_county. mara_and_rama_townships film C11743 lds0349230
07 McNAB Donald▼ m 41 Scotland Presb farmer married
08 McNAB {?} Anne▼ f 31 Scotland Presb married
09 McNAB John▲▼ m 8 Canada Presb
10 McNAB James▲ m 6 Canada Presb
11 McNAB Alexander▲▼ m 3 Canada Presb
12 McNAB Anne▼ f 11 Canada Presb
13 McNAB Infant▼ m 1 Canada Presb

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McNAB 1851 census on250 page 031 line 44  @ca.on.ontario_county. mara_and_rama_townships film C11743 lds0349230
44 McNAB Andrew▼ m 32 Canada Presb married
45 McNAB {?} Catherine▲▼ f 26 Canada Presb married
46 McNAB John▲▼ m 3 Canada Presb
47 McNAB Infant▲▼ f 1 Canada Presb

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McNAB 1851 census on250 page 033 line 01  @ca.on.ontario_county. mara_and_rama_townships film C11743 lds0349230
01 CAMPBELL Daniel m 57 Scotland Presb farmer married
02 CAMPBELL John m 63 Scotland Presb farmer married
    CAMPBELL John 82 and wife Margaret 80 Mara Township 1871 census district 049g1 family 071
03 CAMPBELL {?} Nancy f 47 Scotland Presb married
04 CAMPBELL Nicolas m 28 Scotland Presb employed by Pt
    CAMPBELL Nicolas 50 and wife Flora 40 Mara Township 1871 census district 049g1 family 068
    CAMPBELL Nicoles 70 widower Mara Township 1891 census district 100h1 family 099
05 CAMPBELL {?} Margaret f 59 Scotland Presb married
06 CAMPBELL Archibald m 26 Scotland Presb
07 CAMPBELL Alexander m 24 Scotland Presb
08 CAMPBELL David m 20 Scotland Presb employed by Pt
09 CAMPBELL Duncan m 17 Scotland Presb employed by Pt
10 CAMPBELL Catherine f 21 Scotland Presb
11 McNAB Jesse f 13 Scotland Presb

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McNAB 1851 census on250 page 033 line 20  @ca.on.ontario_county. mara_and_rama_townships film C11743 lds0349230
20 McNAB Jno m 44 Scotland Presb famer married
21 McNAB {?} Isabella▼ f 34 Scotland Presb married
22 McNAB William▼ m 18 Scotland Presb employed by Pt
23 McNAB Andrew▲▼ m 4 Canada Presb
24 McNAB John▲▼ m 2 Canada Presb
25 McNAB Infant▲ m 1 Canada Presb
26 McNAB Margaret▼ f 7 Scotland Presb

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McNAB 1851 census on280 page 097 line 41  @ca.on. perth_county. easthope_north_township film C11747 lds0349235
41 McNAB John▲▼ m 45 Ire FreeChurchPresb farmer married
    lot 26 concession 11 according to agricultural census
42 McNAB {?} Janet▼ f 43 Ire FreeChurchPresb married
    census research 2000-2012 by Don and Marilyn Holmes of Listowel Ontario

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McNAB 1851 census on312 page 027 line 37  @ca.on. renfrew_county. bagot_township film C11751 lds0349238
37 McNAB Alexander▲▼ m 35 Scotland FreeChurchPresb farmer married
38 McNAB {?} Cathrine▲▼ f 32 Scotland FreeChurchPresb married
39 McNAB Peter m 1 Scotland FreeChurchPresb

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McNAB 1851 census on314 page 001 line 44  @ca.on. renfrew_county. bromley_township film C11751 lds0349238
44 CAMERON Anne f 19 Ont CofS
    residence McNAB

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McNAB 1851 census on315 page 001 line 00  @ca.on. renfrew_county. horton_township film C11751 lds0349238
    RENFREW_COUNTY
315 HORTON_TOWNSHIP
    1851 census pages 1-9 odd 11-19 odd 21-29 odd 31-39 odd 41-49 odd 51 odd
    1861 census personal pages 1-9 10-19 20-24
    1861 census agricultural pages 14-17
    Township of Horton, County of Renfrew, Canada West
    (These enumerator remarks are on film C11751 lds0349238 with the 1851 census of Horton Township)
    Statistical account of the Township of Horton, County of Renfrew, Canada West, containing 41,500 acres and 1142 inhabitants.
    The Township of Horton is bounded on the north and east by the Ottawa or Grand River, having a frontage of 12 miles.
    It is bounded on the south and east by the Township of McNab, south and west by the Township of Bagot and Admaston and on the north by the Township of Ross.
    This township was surveyed in the year 1826 and a few settlers came into it in the year 1827.
    In the following year there were only eight or nine families consisting of about 30 individuals of all ages.
    There were then no roads to or from any one place to another except by the ice on the Ottawa and Bonnechere Rivers in winter.
    The Bonnechere River enters the township in Lot No. 14th in the first concession running an easterly course.
    At Lot No. 13 in the second concession there is a valuable water power fit for all kinds of machinery known as the 2 chutes of Bonnechere and at which place is the very thriving Village of Renfrew containing upwards of 200 inhabitants, four merchants' stores, a small foundry, three blacksmiths' shops, tannery, woolen factory in course of erection, cooperage, harness and saddle makers, shoemakers, cabinet makers, waggon makers, tailors and for the accommodation of the public, 4 hotels, one of which maintains a very high character and a temperance house, 3 places of public worship in course of being finished and a grammar school. At a short distance above the chute, a substantial bridge has been erected across the Bonnechere River on the line of road from Renfrew Village to the navigation on the Ottawa, on which during summer there is a great amount of traffic, and in autumn, not less than from twelve to fifteen wagons daily drawing goods and merchandize not only to the stores in Renfrew Village but to the upper parts of the Bonnechere and to Burnstown on the Madawaska River, but this road being still in a very bad condition necessarily enhances the price of goods to the merchant and ultimately to the consumer.
    The Bonnechere, after leaving Renfrew continues nearly an easterly course until it falls into the Ottawa at Lot No. 6 in the 10th concession.
    At Lot No. 5 on the 9th concession there is another splendid water power on which was, at one time, a grist and saw mill.
    Now, only a saw mill in a poor state of repair and a timber slide. This place is known by the name of Castleford, but, the property as well as the water priveleges having fallen into the hands of absentees who ask a very high price for them, retards to an incalculable amount the progressive improvement of the township and surrounding country.
    There are timber slides at each of the above water priveleges yielding an annual amount of £300. There have annually on an average for the last 24 or 25 years not less than from twenty to thirty rafts of timber been taken down the Bonnechere River, being not less in value than from thirty to thirty-five thousand pounds. This is rafted at Lot No. 6 in the 10th concession at which place a good bridge has been erected across the Bonnechere on the line of road from Bytown to Pembroke.
    There is also an excellent hotel and steamboat landing at this place where the steamer, Oregon, lands passengers and goods three times a week during the navigation. All the goods for merchants' stores and suppliers for the lumber trade on the Bonnechere and Madawaska Rivers are landed here amounting in 1851 to upwards of 300 tons, and the produce of the surrounding townships is sent from this place to market, such as butter, potash and the amount of which it is difficult to ascertain but from one store alone, that of Robert McINTYRE Esq., the potash amounted to over 200 barrels last season.
    There is also another steamboat landing in the township, which is the highest point of steam navigation by the Oregon. This is named Gould's Landing. It is on Lot No. 24 in the 7th concession. At this place, the Oregon delivers the goods, merchandise and shanty supplies for the Upper Ottawa and Muskrat Lake and takes down the produce of the surrounding country. The potash during the last season amounted to 400 barrels. There was, during the navigation of 1851, 600 tons of goods, merchandise and shanty supplies landed at this place and transported over an excellent road made by the unaided enterprise of Mr. GOULD at an expense
    of £300. This road was partially opened by Mr. Jason GOULD in 1850 and, in 1851, the whole traffic for the Upper Ottawa was along this route. Formerly, these supplies were transported up the Ottawa in bark canoes, a distance of 60 miles including portages. By means of Mr. GOULD's road, the distance is shortened nearly one-half of time, distance and expense. Besides, it has opened up a large tract of government land, at present in a wild state, but which, it is hoped, will soon be in the hands of energetic settlers.
    The general soil of this township is sandy loam with a subsoil of clay. Portions of it is broken by rocks and swamps. Limestone is plentiful in most parts and, where sufficient depth of earth can be obtained, the soil is good and it is in general well watered by creeks and living springs. It may be said to be productive and, where farmers have adopted a good system, the returns are very good.
    Horned cattle and sheep are fast increasing in numbers and, during the last three or four years, an evident improvement in the breed through the exertions of a few farmers of more enterprise than their more easy neighbours.
    Houses are also fast rising both in numbers and quality. There is still a great part of the township unoccupied and perhaps many lots as good as those already under cultivation there can be bought from government at 41 Pd per acre.
    The air is salubrious and the inhabitants healthy, perhaps as much as in any township in Canada.
    And for the beauty of scenery, the Ottawa opposite this township can vie with any part of that fine river in diversity of scene, in wood and water, in picturesque lakes, islands and bays. And in the interior of the township near Renfrew Village, the view from the mountain called Kinnack is one of the most extensive and sublime that can be obtained in Canada West.
    Perhaps there are few townships in Canada under the same circumstances has made more rapid progress than Horton, wthout the aid of a single shilling from any government or other source. With the inhabitants much scattered, being separated by the River Bonnechere and settled at nearly opposite sides of the township, sectional interests have been created preventing that union of interest whereby they might have concnetrated their energies for mutual improvement in their agricultural pursuits, and in making good roads through the principle thoroughfares.
    A very considerable number of the inhabitants are really in prosperous circumstances and perhaps all might be so. There is on Lot No. 6th, first concession, a good flour and oatmeal mill. There are 3 schools besides the grammar school, yet some localities are in great want of a means of instruction, but it is hoped this destitution will soon be supplied. Aided in its commencement by donations from the Hon. Malcolm CAMERON and Sir Allan McNAB, a subscription library has been in existence for a number of years. This is in connexion with the Township of McNab and has been very beneficial. And in the Village of Renfrew, upwards of £30 has been subscribed within the course of 3 weeks for the purpose of establishing a mechanics institute. An agricultural society is also in process of being organized for the county and it is hoped that both these vigorous attempts will soon be crowned with success. Thus, from the natural advantages of the place aided by such excellent institutions and their services of more than one Forthpill and labourers, clergyman, the inhabitants of Horton, although far in the bush, will have the means in their power for fitting them to occupy a respectable position among the more advanced townships of Canada West.
    William FORREST, enumerator
    P.S.
    There is a road from Bytown to this township by Pakenham, where it meets the road to Perth.After leaving Pakenham it goes through the Township of McNab and enters Horton on the line between the first and second concession, passing through the Village of Renfrew on the above line and crosses the Bonnechere River on the first concession, then branches off: one line leading to the navigation on the Ottawa and another to the Township of Ross. This is the only road by which goods are brought into the township by wagon. There is another line from Bytown along the bank of the Ottawa to Pembroke, but although improving every summer by the statute of labour, neither of the lines can yet receive the appellation Good.
    W. FORREST
    William 54 widower Horton Township 1851 census on315 page 005 line 17
    also Horton agricultural 1851 census on315 page 049 line 50
    Renfrew County research by Ed Allard of Cornwall Ontario

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McNAB 1851 census on315 page 007 line 15  @ca.on. renfrew_county. horton_township film C11751 lds0349238
15 McNAB Robert▼ m 26 Perthshire, Scotland CofS merchant

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McNAB 1851 census on315 page 013 line 16  @ca.on. renfrew_county. horton_township film C11751 lds0349238
16 RICHARDS William m 40 Eng CofE farmer married
    Horton Township agricultural 1851 census on315 page 047 line 20
    Horton Township agricultural 1861 census on368a page 016 line 28
17 RICHARDS {?} Katherine f 40 Glasgow, Scotland Free CofS married
    William 50 and wife Catherine 49 Horton Township 1861 census on357 page 003 line 43
    William 69 widower Horton Township 1881 census district 113b family 0215
18 RICHARDS Henry m 14 McNAB, Ontario Free CofS assistant on farm
19 RICHARDS William m 11 Horton, Ontario "Free CofS"
20 RICHARDS James m 9 Horton, Ontario "Free CofS"
21 RICHARDS John m 7 Horton, Ontario "Free CofS"
22 RICHARDS Thomas m 5 Horton, Ontario "Free CofS"
23 RICHARDS Elizabeth f 3 Horton, Ontario "Free CofS"
24 RICHARDS Lilias f 2 Horton, Ontario "Free CofS"

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McNAB 1851 census on315 page 039 line 26  @ca.on. renfrew_county. horton_township film C11751 lds0349238
26 GIBBONS George m 37 Durham, England RC farmer married
    birth month Oct
    Horton Township agricultural 1851 census on315 page 051 line 12
    Horton Township agricultural 1861 census on368a page 014 line 30
27 GIBBONS {?} Margaret f 36 Lanark, Scotland CofS married
    birth month Nov
    George 45 and wife Margret 43 Horton Township 1861 census on357 page 016 line 32
28 GIBBONS John m 18 Horton, Ontario CofS farm labourer
    birth month Mar
29 GIBBONS Katherine f 11 Horton, Ontario CofS
    birth month Sept
30 GIBBONS Jane f 10 Horton, Ontario CofS
    birth month Sept
    Jane married McNAB Colin▼
31 GIBBONS James m 8 Horton, Ontario CofS
    birth month June
32 GIBBONS William m 5 Horton, Ontario CofS
    birth month June
33 GIBBONS Henry m 2 Horton, Ontario CofS
    birth month June

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McNAB 1851 census on315 page 039 line 48  @ca.on. renfrew_county. horton_township film C11751 lds0349238
48 McNAB Allan▼ m 32 Perthshire, Scotland CofS farmer married
    birth month Feb
49 McNAB {?} Anne▲▼ f 26 Argyleshire, Scotland CofS married
50 McNAB John▲▼ m 1 Horton, Ontario CofS
    birth month Dec

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McNAB 1851 census on315 page 041 line 01  @ca.on. renfrew_county. horton_township film C11751 lds0349238
01 McNAB John▲▼ m 55 Perth, Scotland CofS farmer married
    birth month Nov
    Horton Township agricultural 1851 census on315 page 051 line 15
    Horton Township agricultural 1861 census on368a page 014 line 49
02 McNAB {?} Janet▲▼ f 52 Perthshire, Scotland CofS married
    John 63 and wife Janet▲▼ 61 Horton Township 1861 census on357 page 011 line 03
03 McNAB Janet▲▼ f 20 Perthshire, Scotland CofS
    birth month June
04 McNAB Margaret▲▼ f 23 Perthshire, Scotland CofS
    birth month Feb
05 McNAB Collin▲ m 21 Perthshire, Scotland CofS farm labourer
    birth month Mar
06 McNAB Christina f 18 Perthshire, Scotland CofS
    birth month Dec
07 McNAB Betsy f 13 Perthshire, Scotland CofS
    birth month Feb
08 McNAB Alexander▲▼ m 11 Horton, Ontario CofS
    birth month Nov

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McNAB 1851 census on315 page 051 line 15  @ca.on. renfrew_county. horton_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
15 McNAB John▲▼ concession 4 lot 5 acres 200
    Horton Township agricultural 1861 census on368a page 014 line 49
    John 55 and wife Janet▲▼ 52 Horton Township 1851 census on315 page 041 line 01
    John 63 and wife Janet▲▼ 61 Horton Township 1861 census on357 page 011 line 03

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 009 line 33  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
33 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ Alex▲▼ f 65 Scotland CofS farmeress widow
34 McNAB Robert▲▼ m 25 Ont CofS farmer
35 McNAB Alexander▲▼ m 22 Ont CofS labourer

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 009 line 46  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
46 McNAB Alex▲▼ Senior m 64 Scotland CofS farmer married

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 029 line 32  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
32 McNAB John▲▼ m 32 Scotland CofS farmer married
33 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ J.▼ f 28 Ont CofS married

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 037 line 16  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
16 McNAB Archibald▼ m 31 Scotland CofS farmer
17 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ A.▼ f 79 Scotland CofS widow

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 037 line 25  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
25 McNAB Mrs▲▼ Angus m 60 Scotland CofS widower
26 McNAB John▲▼ m 34 Scotland CofS farmer
27 McNAB Donald▲ m 32 Scotland CofS lumberer
28 McNAB Duncan▼ m 23 Scotland CofS farmer
29 McNAB Catherine▲ f 24 Scotland CofS
30 McNAB Hellen f 21 Scotland CofS

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 039 line 01  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
01 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ D.▼ f 58 Scotland CofS farmer widow
02 McNAB Francis▼ m 28 Ont CofS farmer
03 McNAB Jane▲ f 25 Ont CofS
04 McNAB Alexaninna▲▼ f 20 Ont CofS

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 039 line 36  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
36 McNAB Dougald▼ C.▼ m 30 Scotland CofS teacher

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 043 line 48  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
48 McNAB Allan▲▼ m 25 Ont CofS farmer married
49 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ A.▲ f 20 Eng CofS married

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 045 line 09  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
09 McNAB Duncan▲▼ m 28 Scotland FreeChurchPresb domestic servant

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 051 line 36  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
36 McNAB Duncan▲▼ m 60 Scotland FreeChurchPresb farmer married
37 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ D.▲▼ f 40 Scotland FreeChurchPresb married
38 McNAB Duncan▲▼ Junior m 5 Ont FreeChurchPresb
39 McNAB Margaret▲▼ f 3 Ont FreeChurchPresb
40 McNAB m 1 Ont FreeChurchPresb
    no given name entered

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 051 line 41  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
41 McNAB John▲▼ m 33 Scotland FreeChurchPresb farmer married
42 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ J.▲ f 22 Scotland FreeChurchPresb married
43 McNAB Isabella▲▼ f 3 Ont FreeChurchPresb
44 McNAB Andrew▲ m 1 Ont FreeChurchPresb

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 055 line 40  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
40 McNAB {?} Mrs▲▼ Duncan▲▼ f 50 Scotland FreeChurchPresb farmer widow
41 McNAB Mary▲▼ f 19 Scotland FreeChurchPresb spinster
42 McNAB Duncan▲▼ m 17 Ont FreeChurchPresb labourer
43 McNAB Archibald▲▼ m 15 Ont FreeChurchPresb labourer
44 McNAB William▲ m 13 Ont FreeChurchPresb labourer
45 McNAB Alexander▲ m 11 Ont FreeChurchPresb labourer
46 McNAB Isabella▲ f 9 Ont FreeChurchPresb
47 McNAB Margaret▲▼ f 6 Ont FreeChurchPresb

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 065 line 37  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
37 McNAB Robert▲ concession 12 lot 6 acres 100

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 069 line 05  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
05 McNAB John▲▼ concession 4 lot 24 acres 100

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 069 line 28  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
28 McNAB Archibald▲▼ concession 1 lot 23 acres 100

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 069 line 30  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
30 McNAB John▲▼ concession 2 lot 22acres 200

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 069 line 34  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
34 McNAB Francis▲ concession 2 lot 20 acres 200

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 069 line 39  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
39 McNAB Doug▲ C.▲ concession 2 lot 19 acres 4.5

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 071 line 29  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
29 McNAB John▲▼ concession 5 lot 6 acres 150

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 071 line 30  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
30 McNAB Duncan▲ concession 5 lot 6 acres 50

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 071 line 50  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
50 McNAB Archibald▲ concession 4 lot 14 acres 200

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 073 line 02  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
02 McNAB Mrs▲ D.▲ concession 3 lot 16 acres 100

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McNAB 1851 census on317 page 073 line 07  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township_agricultural film C11751 lds0349238
07 McNAB Allan▲ concession 3 lot 7 and 8 acres 385

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McNAB 1851 census on360 page 065 line 12  @ca.on. waterloo_county. waterloo_township section 2 film C11754
12 BROMAN Gottlieb m 44 Germany RC farmer married
13 BROMAN {LAUBER} Catherine f 40 Germany RC wife married
   linked as maiden name  LAUBER Catherine
14 BROMAN Joseph m 20 Ont RC son
15 BROMAN Magdalena f 18 Ont RC dtr
16 BROMAN Caroline f 16 Ont RC dtr
17 BROMAN Jacob m 13 Ont RC son
18 BROMAN Gottlieb m 10 Ont RC son
19 BROMAN Agatha f 6 Ont RC dtr
20 BROMAN Ambrosius m 5 Ont RC son
21 BROMAN Mathias m 3 Ont RC son
22 BROMAN Mary f 1 Ont RC dtr
23 McNAB Michael m 24 Ire RC teacher
    Page 065 scanned image file

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McNAB 1851 census on360 page 097 line 29  @ca.on. waterloo_county. waterloo_township section 2 film C11754
29 McNAB John▲ m 33 Pennsylvania Presb labourer married
30 McNAB {?} Benjamin f 29 Pennsylvania Presb wife married
31 McNAB Harrison G. m 3 Ont Presb son
32 McNAB Mary▲ Ann▲ f 1 Ont Presb dtr
    Page 097 scanned image file

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McNAB_TOWNSHIP 1851 census on317 page 001 line 00  @ca.on. renfrew_county. mcnab_township film C11751 lds0349238
    RENFREW_COUNTY
    McNAB_TOWNSHIP
    1851 census pages 1-9 odd 11-19 odd 21-29 odd 31-39 odd 41-49 odd 51-59 odd 61-69 odd 71-73 odd
    1861 census personal pages 1-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40
    1861 census agricultural pages 18-19 20-22
    Renfrew County research by Ed Allard of Cornwall Ontario

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McNABB 1851 census on011 page 051 line 30  @ca.on. brant_county.paris_village section 1 film C11714 lds349199
30 McNABB Stewart m 22 Ire Meth shoe maker
    page 051 scanned image
    page 052 scanned image

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McNABB 1851 census on280 page 043 line 31  @ca.on. perth_county. easthope_north_township film C11747 lds0349235
31 STEWARD/STEWART/STUART Daniel m 78 Scotland Baptist labourer married
32 STEWARD/STEWART/STUART {McNABB} Christian f 72 Scotland Baptist married
   linked as maiden name  McNABB Christian▼
33 STEWARD/STEWART/STUART Mary f 34 Scotland Baptist
34 STEWARD/STEWART/STUART James m 17 Scotland Baptist labourer
    census research 2000-2012 by Don and Marilyn Holmes of Listowel Ontario

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McNABB 1851 census on359 page 069 line 41  @ca.on. waterloo_county. dumfries_north_township section 3 film C11754
41 McNABB John m 47 Scotland Presb farmer married
42 McNABB {?} Mrs (Margaret) f 40 USA Presb married
43 McNABB Christina▲ f 13 Ont Presb
44 McNABB John m 10 Ont Presb
45 McNABB Catherine f 7 Ont Presb
    scanned images pages 069 070
    census research 2000-2012 by Don and Marilyn Holmes of Listowel Ontario

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McNABB 1851 census on402 page 017 line 13  @ca.on.york_county.york_township ward 1 film C11760 lds0283615
13 McNABB William m 30 Scotland Presb labourer married
14 McNABB {?} Jane f 29 Scotland Presb married

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McNAIR 1851 census on284 page 005 line 40  @ca.on.perth_county. mornington_township film C11747 lds0349235
40 McNAIR John m 24 Ire Meth farmer married
    lot 4 concession 1 according to agricultural census
41 McNAIR {?} Rose Anne f 16 Canada Meth married
    census research 2000-2012 by Don and Marilyn Holmes of Listowel Ontario

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McNAIR 1851 census qc001 page 053 line 21  @ca.qc.beauharnois_county. saint_anicet film C1111 lds0517439
    Beauharnois_County in 1851 census only - otherwise Huntingdon_County
21 SINCKLOR John m 48 Scotland Presb cultivateur/farmer married
    also linked as SINCLAIR John
22 SINCKLOR {McNAIR} Elizabeth f 46 Scotland Presb married
   linked as maiden name  McNAIR Elizabeth
23 SINCKLOR John m 21 Scotland Presb
24 SINCKLOR Alexandre m 14 Canada Presb
25 SINCKLOR Duncan m 13 Canada Presb
26 SINCKLOR Marie f 20 Canada Presb
27 SINCKLOR Elizabeth f 17 Canada Presb
28 SINCKLOR Jannette f 17 Canada Presb
29 SINCKLOR Ann f 8 Canada Presb

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McNAIR 1851 census qc001 page 063 line 22  @ca.qc.beauharnois_county. saint_anicet film C1111 lds0517439
22 STARLING John m 36 Scotland Presb cultivateur married
23 STARLING {McNAIR} Cristin f 34 Scotland Presb married
   linked as maiden name  McNAIR Cristin
24 STARLING Agnas f 6 Canada Presb
25 STARLING Elizabeth f 5 Canada Presb
26 STARLING Mari f 3 Canada Presb
27 JIMANASON Samitor m 17 Scotland Presb journalier
    Saint Anicet census research by John Allan of OGS Sudbury Branch

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McNALL 1851 census on042 page 057 line 46  @ca.on.durham_county. darlington_township section 4 film C11718 lds349203
46 BARCLAY Sidney m 26 USA BibleChristian cooper married
47 BARCLAY {McNALL} Susanna f 23 USA BibleChristian married
   linked as maiden name  McNALL Susanna
    married 1850, reference Upper Canada Marriages
48 BARCLAY Janis f 1 USA BibleChristian

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McNALL 1851 census on043 page 023 line 34  @ca.on.durham_county. hope_township section 1 film C11718 lds349203
34 HENRY James▼ m 53 Ire Presb farmer married
35 HENRY {BRADLEY} Catharine▼ f 52 Ire Presb married
   linked as maiden name  BRADLEY Catharine
    HENRY James▼ 63 and wife Catherine▼ 60 Hope Township 1861 census on046 page 016 line 29
    HENRY James▼ 72 and wife Catherine▼ 70 Hope Township 1871 census district 051a1 family 158
    HENRY Catherine▼ 91 widow Clarke Township 1891 census district 059c3 family 050
36 HENRY Mary f 23 Ire Presb
37 HENRY Electy▼ A.▼ f 10 Canada Presb
    HENRY Elicta▼ Ann▼ age 21 of Hope Township born Hope Township married 1858-07-22 @ca.on.durham_county to McNALL Washington▼ age 28 of Hope Township born Hope Township s/o McNALL Luther▼ and wife Hannah▼
    source: County Marriage Registers of Ontario 1858-1869 Volume 14 Durham County page 065
    McNALL Washington▼ 22 Hope Township 1851 census on043 page 049 line 34
    McNELL Washington▼ 30 Hope Township 1861 census on046 page 044 line 44
    McNAUL Washington▼ 40 and wife Ann▼ 33 Hope Township 1871 census district 051a2 family 005
    McNALL Washington▼ 50 widower Hope Township 1881 census district 127a2 family 0043
    McNALL Washington▼ widower of Ann m2 to DAVIS Olive
    McNALL Washington▼ 60 and wife Olive▼ 51 Hope Township 1891 census district 058b2 family 145
38 HENRY Catharine▼ f 9 Canada Presb

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McNALL 1851 census on043 page 049 line 34  @ca.on.durham_county. hope_township section 2 film C11718 lds349203
34 McNALL Washington▲ m 22 Canada Meth farmer
    McNELL Washington▲ 30 Hope Township 1861 census on046 page 044 line 44
    McNALL Washington▲ age 28 of Hope Township born Hope Township s/o McNALL Luther▲ and wife Hannah▲
    married 1858-07-22 @ca.on.durham_county to HENRY Elicta▲ Ann▲ age 21 of Hope Township born Hope Township d/o HENRY James▲ and wife Catherine▲
    source: County Marriage Registers of Ontario 1858-1869 Volume 14 Durham County page 065
    HENRY Electy▲ A.▲ 10 with parents Hope Township 1851 census on043 page 023 line 34
    McNAUL Washington▲ 40 and wife Ann▲ 33 Hope Township 1871 census district 051a2 family 005
    McNALL Washington▲ 50 widower Hope Township 1881 census district 127a2 family 0043
    McNALL Washington▲ widower of Ann m2 to DAVIS Olive
    McNALL Washington▲ 60 and wife Olive▲ 51 Hope Township 1891 census district 058b2 family 145
35 McNALL Aurilla f 19 Canada Meth
36 McNALL Luther▲ m 17 Canada Meth
    McNELL Luther 25 Hope Township 1861 census on046 page 044 line 44
    McNALL Luther▲ age 26 of Hope Township born Canada s/o McNALL Luther▲ and wife Hannah▲
    married 1861-12-05 @ca.on.durham_county to DAVIS Jane of Hope Township born Canada d/o DAVIS Liman and wife Catherine
    source: County Marriage Registers of Ontario 1858-1869 Volume 14 Durham County page 065
    McNAUL Luther 35 and wife Jane 35 Hope Township 1871 census district 051a2 family 006
    McNALL Luther▲ 45 and wife Jane 46 Hope Township 1881 census district 127a2 family 0090
    McNALL Luther▲ 53 and wife Mary Jane 52 Hope Township 1891 census district 058b1 family 239

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