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New Brunswick Census 1851, 1861 & 1871
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The 1871 census of New Brunswick shows Jane Cook of Reformed Presbyterian religion, Scotch origin and unable to read or write. This census identifies Jane's husband John as a weaver and does not say he could not read or write suggesting he likely could. His religion and ethnic origin are reported as the same as Jane's. The 1861 census identified him as a weaver and farmer. The 1851 census said John arrived in the colony in 1840 and that Jane and the two eldest children arrived in 1842 while the youngest 3 children were born in New Brunswick. I have not yet found anything to indicate John's county of origin in Ireland although it is likely to be Antrim or a neighbouring one.
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| Date of Birth |
1st Jan 1806
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| Date of Death |
9th Dec 1874
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| Number of Children |
5 known Cook children
David b Ireland abt 1832
Mary b Ireland abt 1839
Joseph b New Brunswick 29 June 1843
Sarah b 1 Jan 1845, Derby NB
John b 18 May 1847, NB |
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| Father (First Name/s and Surname) |
Married John Cook before 1832 in Ireland. Jane Cook died at her home in Derby, New Brunswick, Canada. |
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