Native Names in Canada census reveal tribal aliases and archival paths
The piece surveys how 1800s Canadian census entries show native names like Old One-Eye and Chief Flett, reflecting language barriers with British officials. It guides researchers to land, church, mission, and archive records in Ontario, Alberta, and Ottawa, noting offshore microfilm in federal archives and suggests checking parish and Indian agent lists for kin.
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Canada
Flett
Yukon
Canadian
Eastern
Western
Federal
Ottawa
Robin Wells
Greenwood
O’conner
Humphrey - Mannville
Wells George
Symington John
Majeau Gilbert
Newton Richard
Edmonton
Town Talk and Thanksgiving Notes from Pat Cooke
Pat Cooke shares hometown news from Athabasca including local construction on a new convenience store, trash in alleys, and a new mini mall planned for spring near the District Office. She notes Laura Hope's chemo, a trust fund at TD Bank, and birthday shout outs for local residents.
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Athabasca
Laura Hope
Vancouver
Toronto Dominion Bank
Laura
Saan
Pam
Laurie Mareau
David der
Jonathan Elden
Barb Rae
Tanner Dalke
Cheryl Topnik
Stephanie Mounsey
Len Milne
Brent Rogers
Dokie
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Chetwynd
Speed Skating Club
Chetwynd & District
Chamber of Commerce
VOC
Civic
High Country Inn
Stan
Betty Watchorn
Garret
Oferry
Pill
Jan Walch
Frince George
Lake Tahoe
By Pat Cooke
Talk of
the Town