I would love to try to help with this one but I haven't got a clue where NWT is I live in the UK, could you clarify please.
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1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
about Anne Venne
Name: Anne Venne
Gender: Female
Age: 4
Estimated birth year: abt 1848
Birthplace: Canada
Born of Canadian Parents: Yes
Province: Canada East (Quebec)
DISTRICT: Berthier County
District Number: 3
Sub-District: St Ambroise de Kildare
Sub-District Number: 43
Page: 25
Line: 15
Roll: C_1116
Schedule: A
www.familysearch.org--1881 Canadian census:
William ANDERSON M Male Scottish 43 Northwest Territories School Teacher Church of England
Anne ANDERSON M Female Scottish 40 Northwest Territories Church of England
William H. ANDERSON Male Scottish 20 Northwest Territories Church of England
Charles James ANDERSON Male Scottish 13 Northwest Territories Church of England
Peter ANDERSON Male Scottish 11 Northwest Territories Church of England
Sarah Anne ANDERSON Female Scottish 9 Northwest Territories Church of England
Francis J. ANDERSON Male Scottish 7 Northwest Territories Church of England
Jane May ANDERSON Female Scottish 5 Northwest Territories Church of England
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Anne ANDERSON
Female
Other Information:
Birth Year <1841>
Birthplace Northwest Territories
Age 40
Occupation
Marital Status M <Married>
Ethnic Origin Scottish
Head of Household William ANDERSON
Religion Church of England
Had a bit of trouble finding Anne. Could that have been a middle name??
sorry i dont live there
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Position:Home>Genealogy> Anderson , Fairford NWT 1800's?Question:I'm looking for info on my Great Great Great Grandfather William Anderson married to Anne Venne was a teacher in Fairford Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: I'm looking for info on my Great Great Great Grandfather William Anderson married to Anne Venne was a teacher in Fairford Adding to Jan51610 info... Anne Venne (b. abt 1848) had in 1851 at least 3 siblings...Seraphim (b. abt. 1841), Ludger (b. abt. 1843) and Aime (b. abt. 1848) Anne's mother was Aime (b. abt. 1817). There was no male head of household so one can ASSUME her husband had died or maybe divorced by 1851. However, there was a "Marie Begnet (b. abt 1816)" living in the house. An experienced guess would suspect this is probably Aime's sister. If that is the case, then it is POSSIBLE that Aime's maiden name was Begnet...but it is also possible that possible sister Marie had herself married a Begnet and still carried his surname after his death. It is also possible, given the area, the husbands were off somewhere doing their business and Aime and Marie were just together supporting the farm (Aime was a "cultivator") and raising the kids in their husband's absence. Going up the Anderson chain - COMPLETELY UNVALIDATED... William Anderson son of... John Anderson (9/4/1804 Manitoba - 12/23/1884 Saskatchewan) and Mary Anne Desmarias (abt 1804 Rupert's Land - 12/14/1892 Prince Albert, NWT) son of.... James Anderson (2/19/1765 Orkney, Scotland - bef 10/15/1850 NWT) and Mary Demoran (abt. 1789 Red Lake Saulteaux Indian, RRS - 5/25/1854 Red River Settlement) son of... Harry Anderson (1741 Orkney, Scotland - 1819) and Katherine Corrigal (abt. 1751 Orkney, Scotland - ?) son of... Thomas Anderson (abt. 1716 Orkney, Scotland - ?) and Euphan Loutit (abt 1721 Orkney, Scotland - ?) I have info that Anne's mothers name was Nancy but my info could very likly be wrong. Again thankyou Very Much Report It * You must be logged into Answers to add comments. Sign in or Register. Other Answers (0)="shown">  by itsjustm... 
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