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History on Henry Howse







History on Henry Howse




Henry Howse had a scrip application on August 19, 1875 at High Bluff, County of Marquette,
Manitoba.; Henry Howse; High Bluff, Marquette; Farmer; HB Head: wife and children; born 1836;
St. Andrews; Father: Henry Howse (HB); Mother, Jane Spence (HB); Henry Howse; 20 August 1875;
Andrew Spence and George Adams. C-14934  (MBS Scrip Applications, Original White Settlers;
Half-breed residing in Manitoba on July 15, 1870, RG15-19, C-14934) Claim Numbers on the scrip
are No. 788 to 791 and N. 86 to 89 claim of Jane, Matilda, Henry and Isabella Howse 
(spelled House on scrip).


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1 Reference: RG15 , Interior , Series D-II-8-a , Volume 1321 , Reel C-14929 , Access code:
90 File Title:  Scrip affidavit for House, Henry, concerning the claims of his children: Jane
House; born: December 25, 1858; Matilda House; born: December 15, 1858; Henry House Jr.; born:
May 23, 1867; Isabella House; born: May 10, 1869  


 Finding Aid number:  15-19



This is taken from the 1881 Canadian Census:



  Census Place: Woodlands, Marquette, Manitoba, Canada


 Source: FHL Film 1375919  NAC C-13283  Dist 186  Sub Dist L  Page 33  Family 154


 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace


Henry HOUSE; M; M; 46; English M; Manitoba


 Occ: Farmer Religion: Church of England


Elizabeth HOUSE; F; M; 45; English M;  Manitoba


   Religion: Church of England


Henry HOUSE; M;  15; English M;  Manitoba


   Religion: Church of England


Margaret HOUSE; F;  11; English M; Manitoba


   Religion: Church of England


Harriet HOUSE; F;  8; English M; Manitoba


   Religion: Church of England


Sarah HOUSE; F;  4; English M; Manitoba


   Religion: Church of England


Alexander HOUSE; M;  2; English M; Manitoba


   Religion: Church of England





















Henry Howse who was the grandfather to Olive Howse-Howard and Mary Howse-Howard.


Henry Howse II born on 13 May 1833 at St. John's Red River Settlement, Manitoba, Canada.
Died on 12 February 1907 at Benchonzie, Saskatchewan, Canada and is buried there. He 
married Elizabeth Nellie Inkster on 21 November 1853 at St. John's, Red River Settlment,
Manitoba, Canada. Their one son was Robert Alexander Howse, who was the father of Olive
Howse-Howard and Mary Howse-Howard. These two ladies were sisters and they married two men
that were first cousin from the Howard Clan. Henry Howse signed his scrip on July 15, 1870
at High Bluff, Manitoba. He did this to register himself, his wife and family as Metis with
the Government of Canada. This entitled them to the benifits that the Government was
bestowing upon the half-breeds of yesterday and the Metis people of today.


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