Produced by Matthew Stock

1. Information on Aboriginal and Rooster Town Residents Transcribed from the 1881-1921 Censuses

2. Method Used to Confirm Aboriginal Identity

3. Method Used to Link People Between Censuses

4. Potential Issues and Biases

5. Data (Winnipeg Project and Rooster Town Project)

Winnipeg Project

5.1.1.  Aboriginal People Living in Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1901

5.1.2. Aboriginal People Living in Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1911

5.1.3. Aboriginal People Living in Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1916

5.1.4. Duplicates 1901, 1911 and 1916 (people who appear a second time in census)

5.1.5. Aboriginal People Living in Winnipeg Linked in More Than One Census

5.1.6. Manitoba Aboriginal People Living Outside of Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1901

5.1.7. Manitoba Aboriginal People Living Outside of Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1911

5.1.8. Manitoba Aboriginal People Living Outside of Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1916

Rooster Town Project

5.2.1. 1881 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.2. 1891 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.3. 1901 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.4. 1906 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.5. 1911 Rooster Town

5.2.6. 1916 Rooster Town

5.2.7. 1921 Rooster Town

5.2.8. Duplicates Rooster Town (People who appear a second time in census)

5.2.9. Rooster Town Residents Linked in More Than One Census