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Facts and Events
| Name |
Prosper Vernon |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[2] |
16 May 1852 |
Reach, Ontario, Ontario, Canada |
| Marriage |
4 Jan 1876 |
Uxbridge, Ontario, Ontario, Canadato Margaret Wideman |
| Census[1] |
4 Apr 1881 |
Harwich, Kent, Ontario, CanadaCensus of Canada 1881 |
| Census[2] |
31 Mar 1901 |
Didsbury, Alberta, CanadaCensus of Canada 1901 |
| Census[3] |
24 Jun 1906 |
Didsbury, Alberta, CanadaCensus of the Northwest Provinces 1906 |
A census entry for 1891 has not been found for the Vernon family.
References
- ↑ Canada. 1881 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
C-13278, District 180, SubDistrict d-1, page 46, family 207, 4 Apr 1881.
Harwich, Kent, Ontario, Canada
Prosper Vernon, m, 27, b Ontario, farmer, m
Margaret Vernon, f, 26, b Ontario, m
Silas John Vernon, m, 4, b Ontario, s
William Vernon, m, 3, b Ontario, s
Anne Wideman, f, 58, b New Brunswick, m
John Wideman, m, 62, b Ontario, m, farmer
Earnest Constable, m, 17, b England, farm labourer, s
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Canada. 1901 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
T-6550 District 202, SubDistrict J1-1, page 2, family 16, 31 Mar 1901.
Didsbury, Alberta, The Territories
Prosper Vernon, m, head, m, 16 May 1852, 48, b Ontario, farmer, arrived in the Territory 1899
Margaret Vernon, f, wife, m, 16 Jun 1853, 47, b Ontario
Silas Vernon, m, son, s, 4 Nov 1876, 24, b Ontario, farmer's son
William Vernon, m, son, s, 25 Mar 1878, 23, b Ontario, farmer's son
Bertie Vernon, f, daughter, s, 27 Dec 1881, 19, b Ontario
- ↑ Canada. Census and Statistics Office. 1906 Census of Canada, Prairie Provinces
T-18361 District 19, SubDistrict 22, page 15, family 119 (line 22), 1906.
Calgary, Alberta, Townships 31, 32 in ranges 1, 2, 3 west of the 5th M[eridian]
Borper [Prosper] Vernon, head, m, m, 56, b Ontario, Didsbury
Margaret Vernon, wife, f, m, 55, b Ontario
Fleta Vernon, daughter, f, s, 20, b Ontario
Andrew Martin boarder, m, s, 26, b USA, imm 1906
- The quality of the census image made it extremely difficult to read.
Occupations were not included in this census. The word Didsbury following the name of the head of the household might infer that the Vernon family were living in the same place for the 1901 and 1906 censuses, however, the enumeration district boundaries had changed.
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