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1901 Census
French - English
Translation

Census 1901 Placename Index

NWT Placenames on the 1901 Census
Sask Gen Web - Census

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N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

FRENCH ENGLISH GENEALOGY TRANSLATIONS
Saskatchewan Abbreviations
agriculteur / agricultrice farmer (male/female)
beau-fils step son
beau-frere brother in law
beau-pere father in law
belle-fille step daughter
belle-mere mother in law
belle-soeur sister in law
chef head
Cri m f Cree Michif
cultivateur,cultivatrice farmer (male/female)
dom/domestique servant
épouse wife
est east
etablissement settlement
fermier farmer
fermier , fermière farmer (male/female)
fille daughter/girl
filS son
habitant settler
inconnu(e) unknown
journalier/journalière day worker hired as labourer by the day(male/female)
Kiristinon, Cristieneaux, Cri, Crise, Cree
marié married
Prétre Priest
sauvage; sauvagesse first nations man/woman
serviteur servant
T.N.O. North West Territories
Territoires du Nord-Ouest North West Territories
Jan January Janvier
Fev February Fevrier
Mars March Mars
Avril April Avril
Mai May Mai
Juin Jun Juin
Juill July Juillet
Août August Août
Sept September Septembre
Oct October Octobre
Nov November Novembre
Dec Decembre Décembre


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    NWT Placenames on the 1901 Census
    Sask Gen Web - Census

    A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M

    N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

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