Person:Bertalan Bartok (1)

Note that the family appears to have been missed in the 1911 census of Canada. They do not appear on any of the pages that cover township 19-1-W2 (Saltcoats district).

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} The Territories, Assiniboia East, Kaposvar F(2), in Canada. 1901 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
   page 4, line 42.

   Berta Bartok (male), born Aug 10 1871 (age 29) in Hungary, immigrated to Canada in 1886, of Hungarian ethnic origin, farmer
   wife: Annie Bartok, born July 26 1874 (age 26) in Austria, immigrated to Canada in 1891, of Slavik ethnic origin
   daughter: Lizzie Bartok, born Mar 19 1895 (age 6) in NWT
   son: Stephen Bartok, born Oct 2 1896 (age 4) in NWT
   daughter: Mary Bartok, born Dec 3 1898 (age 2) in NWT
   son: Joseph Bartok, born Nov 11 1900 in NWT
   all R[oman] C[atholic]

2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2} Family records.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2} Saskatchewan, Assiniboia East, 35, in Canada. 1906 Census of Northwest Provinces. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
   page 11.

   Albert Bartok, age 36, born in Hungary, immigrated to Canada in 1887, living on section 2-19-1 W2
   wife: Annie Bartok, age 26, born in Slovenia, immigrated to Canada in 1889
   daughter: Lizzie Bartok, age 10, born in Esterhazy
   son: Albert Bartok, age 9, born in Esterhazy
   daughter: Mary Bartok, age 7, born in Esterhazy
   son: Jos Bartok, age 6, born in Esterhazy
   daughter: Margt Bartok, age 5, born in Esterhazy
   son: Stef Bartok age 2, born in Esterhazy

4. ↑ Jozsef Bartok tombstone, Our Lady of Assumption, near Esterhazy, Saskatchewan; photo by Judi McLeod, Sep 2008.

   'Bartok
   Jozsef
   Meghalt [died]
   Szept. 28 1893
   emlekul [remembered by] Bartok Bertalan es Gregga Anna
   [illegible]'

5. ↑ According to the 1906 census, he farmed on section 2 township 19 range 1 west of the 2nd meridian.