Index: Quebec Census Extracts [Native – First Peoples – Metis]
Core Index: First Peoples Genealogy and History
Main Index: Native/First Peoples/Metis Surnames | Census Extracts
These are the links I’m collected so far to census records related to First Nations people who have lived in what is now the Canadian province of Quebec between 1852 and 1921.
1852
Mission de L’Annunciation | Deux Montagnes April 2021
1881
Nicolet-Yamaska | St-Thomas-de-Pierreville
Pontiac | Barriere de Kakiprongang
1901
Bonaventure | Mann & Restigouche
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Bersimis
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Moisie
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Natashquan
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Ouiatchouan
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Pointe-aux-Esquimaux C(2) June 2021
Deux-Montagnes | L’Annonciation
Laval | Longue Pointe (Hospital)
Nicolet | Becancour Indian Reserve
Pontiac 38 | Unorg. Terr 38 June 2021
Quebec City | Reserve Lorette (1901) May 2021
Wright | Sicotte, Lytton & Baskatong
1911
Bonaventure | Maria Indian Reserve
Chateauguay | Sault-St-Louis Indian Reserve
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Bersimis
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Moisie
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Pointe Blene
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Sept Iles
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | St. Amedee de Peribonka
Gaspe | Gaspe Bay South June 2021
Pontiac | Nedelec Indian Reserve
Terrebonne | Ste. Lucie Doncaster
Wright | Maniwaki Indian Reserve
Yamaska | St-Francois de Sales Indian Reserve
1921
Bonaventure | Maria Indian Reserve
Chateauguay-Huntingdon | St. Regis Indian Reserve
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Bersimis Escoumins
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Mingan, Riviere-aux-Grimmes
Chicoutimi & Saguenay | Moisie Letellier
Deux-Montagnes | L’Annociation Oka Indian Reserve
Laprairie-Napierville | Caughnawaga Indian Reserve
Nicolet | Becancourt Indian Reserve
Pontiac-Temiscamingue-Abitibi, | Temiskaming Indian Reserve
Pontiac-Temiscamingue-Abitibi | Mistasinni
Pontiac-Temiscamingue-Abitibi | Namiska
Pontiac-Temiscamingue-Abitibi | Rupert House
Temiscouata | Cacouna Indian Reserve
Wright | Maniwaki Indian Reserve
Wright |Sicotte, Lytton & Baskatong
Yamaska | St Francois Indian Reserve Odanak
Related Indexes
Main Index: Native/First Peoples/Metis Surnames | Census Extracts
Index: The Abenaki in Canadian Census Records
Index: The Algonquins In Canadian Census Records
Index: The Cree in Canadian Census Records
Index: The Innu Montagnais Naskapi in Canadian Census Records
Index: The Maliseet in Canadian Census Records
Index: The Mi’kmaq in Canadian Census Records
Index: The Iroquois Confederacy in Canadian Census Records
Index: Native/First Peoples/Metis Surnames | Marriage Extracts
Core Index: First Peoples Genealogy and History
External Links
Aboriginal Communities of Quebec | Govt.
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In need of help please. I grew up with my great grandmother who was native from Quebec. Her name is Pauline Labelle dob May 3 1924. I have searched many records and there is no identity of native . She use to say she was born in Abitibi, and the family was forced to change her name and leave the reserve. They lived in the Saint Michal Des Saints for much of their early years in or near Manouane. Pauline’s mother is Marie Bergeron, and Pauline’s father was Napoleon Labelle. any help with understanding the name changes in this region would help a lot. Most of the baptism records are in Montreal, but nothing linking to a native tribe.
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Hello,
If I’ve understood correctly, your grandmother was adopted? Her name was then changed and the family (or Pauline?_ moved from Abitibi?
Evelyn
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I don’t believe she was adopted . She would said she was from abitibi but her family had to change their names ans left the reserve.
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My great grandmother was from alexandria stormount , Marie bergerons October 16 1905. They claimed to be Huron natives. Can’t seem to find any tribe affiliation.
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My great grandma Mary Mae Lottie Latour..her father oliver Latour..wife Julia foster..Anna Mae besaw..bessan…Anna Mae spinner..stiles..lamendola..lamica..mothers side…deen..dean..trowell..Vinson..Hagan..Vincent..adame..Osgood..Corriere..king warner ,moore stone,spenard..foster..my DBA on ancestry list French Canadian..settlers from Quebec..northeastern.southerners..chateauguay valley..st Lawrence’s..NY& Vermont settlers..monteregie..French. Wales England.. My ggmother Mary Mae Lottie Latour. Wish to find out more about her. If you can tell me anything..thank you Teresa lamendola..
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Hello were there adoption records in 1901? I know it’s along shot, but I’m trying to track down my great-grand-mother’s Native American roots. The story is that she was “taken” as a baby and adopted into a quebecois family. She grew up near St-Francois.
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I see you have identified the Faubert family surname as a possible Metis family. I have been searching for years, just on my own on several internet web sites with negative results. I tried to locate on your site more info in relaion to this, but I was unable to. I did see familial names, but I was unable to look further. If you direct me and or assist in my research, that would be so appreciated! Thank you
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My great grandmother has told stories of our family. I have searched and cant seem to find out who Louis Mailloux married. It’s been told he married a medicine mans daughter and became a Justice of the Peace. I cant find any more info on what tribe she was from or even her name. Can someone please point me in the right direction? Thank you so much! My God bless and keep you safe.
Sincerely,
Misty Myers
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Hello Misty,
Do you have the name of Louis Mailloux’s wife?
Do you know where they came from? Was it from Caraquet (New Brunswick)? Or from Quebec?
Evelyn
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Joseph Mailloux who was a Doctor came from France to Canada & married an Indian Medicine Mans daughter Matilda who was an Indian Maiden. They had 10 children. One of the boys was born Oct.14, 1871 in St. Joseph, Canada his name was Louis Mailloux. That is about all I know. I’m so curious to know more but dont know where to start. Thank you so much. God Bless and keep you well.
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Hello I am currently searching my family history and background .. I was told my great great grand mother was indigenous her last name was Ousella Rosaline Dellaire, married Paul St. Louis, not sure if it’s Abenaki, Algonquin,
Blackfoot, Cree, Innu Montagnais, Inuit,
Iroquois, Maliseet, Metis & Mixed Mi’kmaq
Ojibway, Chippewa, Saulteaux Sioux, Dakota, Stoney, Assiniboineif someone knows of indigenous last names such as St. Louis Dallaire Lablanc (Leblanc?) Leblac (Leblanc?) and what tribe thanks
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Hello! Could you give an estimated date for the marriage? Or else a range of dates for the years they lived in?
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Hi Evelyn,
Here is what I have and the place where I got the information that matches my family
https://www.ancestry.ca/imageviewer/collections/61505/images/FS_005106863_00235?pId=15698445
https://www.ancestry.ca/imageviewer/collections/61505/images/FS_005106864_00401?treeid=&personid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=BNQ732&_phstart=successSource&pId=528539
https://www.ancestry.ca/search/?name=Paul_St+Louis&event=_eganville-renfrew-ontario-canada_1649359&birth=1861_eganville-renfrew-ontario-canada_1649359&count=50&gender=m&location=3243&marriage=_eganville-renfrew-ontario-canada_1649359&priority=canada&spouse=Ousella+Rosaline_Dellaire
NAME: Paul St Louis
GENDER: Male
EVENT TYPE: Marriage
MARRIAGE DATE: 20/08/1883 (20 Aug 1883)
MARRIAGE PLACE: Eganville Ontario Canada
FATHER: Samuel St Louis
MOTHER: Felicite Lamonde
SPOUSE: Rosalie Delere
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
Name
Paul St Louis
Rosalie Delere
Samuel St Louis
Felicite Lamonde
Severe Delere
Henriette Ladouceur
NAME: Paul St Louis
MARRIAGE DATE: 20/08/1883 (20 Aug 1883)
MARRIAGE PLACE: Canada Eganville Ontario
SPOUSE: Rosalie Delere
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
Name
Paul St Louis
Rosalie Delere
NAME: Paul St Louis
GENDER: Male
RACIAL OR TRIBAL ORIGIN: French
NATIONALITY: Canada
MARITAL STATUS: Married
AGE: 59
BIRTH YEAR: 1862
BIRTH PLACE: Ontario
RESIDENCE DATE: 01/06/1921 (1 Jun 1921)
HOUSE NUMBER: 147
RESIDENCE STREET OR TOWNSHIP: Grattan Tp
RESIDENCE CITY, TOWN OR VILLAGE: Township of Grattan
RESIDENCE DISTRICT: Renfrew South
RESIDENCE PROVINCE OR TERRITORY: Ontario
RESIDENCE COUNTRY: Canada
RELATION TO HEAD OF HOUSE: Head
SPOUSE’S NAME: Rose St Louis
FATHER BIRTH PLACE: Ontario
MOTHER BIRTH PLACE: Ontario
CAN SPEAK ENGLISH?: Yes
CAN SPEAK FRENCH?: Yes
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
CAN READ?: No
CAN WRITE?: No
MONTHS AT SCHOOL: 00 00
OCCUPATION: Farmer
EMPLOYMENT TYPE: 3 Employer
NATURE OF WORK: Own Farm B
MUNICIPALITY: Grattan
ENUMERATION DISTRICT: 124
SUB-DISTRICT: Grattan (Township)
SUB-DISTRICT NUMBER: 9
HOME OWNED OR RENTED: Owned
MONTHLY RENTAL: BB
CLASS OF HOUSE: Single House
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION: Wood
NUMBER OF ROOMS: 2
ENUMERATOR: Arnold R. Richards
DISTRICT DESCRIPTION: Polling Division no. 11. Comprising from the 1st Concession to the 8th Concession inclusive including North and South Ranges in the Township of Grattan; and polling Division no. 12. Comprising from the 9th concession to the 15th Concession inclusive, including North and South Ranges in the Township of Grattan. Hyndford Village, Balaclava Village, Dacre Village
NEIGHBOURS: View others on page
LINE NUMBER: 32
FAMILY NUMBER: 151
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
Name Age
Paul St Louis 59
Rose St Louis 56
Lephelle St Louis 32
Shairic St Louis 11
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Hello.
Is the surname Nachita an Abenaki name?
It is the last name of a young woman who married a French immigrant (Pierre Hogue) probably near Rivière-des-Prairie in 1672.
Wliwni!
Wlipamkanni.
Bonnie
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Hi Bonnie,
surname Nachita an Abenaki I don’t think I have them in my tree
Gerald P McCauley
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Hi, Gerald.
Thank you. Wliwni. For your response.
I am a beginner, studying Abenaki online with Jesse Bruchac.
There were/are Hoags on Grand Isle. Quakers.
My direct Hoag ancestors (also Quakers) found their way to Easton, Washington Co. New York State. These Hoags came first to Eastern Massachusetts from England.
I’ve only recently learned of the Hogues/Hoags/Hoagues from France who eventually found their way to Swanton, VT.
I don’t know that this line is my ancestors or if they married Abenakis.
I do know that the Abenaki language sings to me as though I belong to it.
And if I do… I’d like to learn how. 😊
Wlipamkanni.
Bonnie
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Hi Bonnie,
It is mostly guessing, However, if you were using Ancestry you could do a search with the family names that you know are in your family You can click on on and look at it see how many other people are looking for that family You can even use the hints to see how many people have the same people as you do and their tree may be able to help you grow your tree,
I use Ancestry all the time, I came to this site hoping to find an answer to the native side of my family but have not been lucky in that just have to keep looking
Gerald
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Thank you, Gerald!
I will keep looking.
Good luck to you, too.
Wliwni,
Bonnie
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Hi Bonnie,
If you want to have a look at my family tree copy and paste this in a new page
https://www.ancestry.ca/family-tree/tree/37784676/family/pedigree?cfpid=19140986588
Mary Christmas
Stay safe
Gerald
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Looking for my ancestors, Robilliard (Robillard) from Maniwaki, I know of 4 children, Irene(married Budge), Victoria ( married (Stevens), Jeanette( married Brown), Oscar, and Eliza or Elizabeth ( married Mageau), any help would be very much appreciated, my grandmother was Victoria Stevens, live many years in Timmins ON. Dec March 1984 @ 83 yrs.
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Hello i am looking for my family history and learn more about my people and culture my grandmother was from a tribe in Maniwakii Quebec and her last Madien name was Marchello or marcello i know she grew up on a tribe and she talked about it all the time . She said there was a fire when she was young at a church that held all there records so she has no records I am the grand daughter and my grandmother has passed and my mother so it is important to learn more about my history i been coming up cold . If any one has information I’d appreciate it my email is maryann vandusen@gmail.com thank you in advance .
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