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SOURCE: "Census of Canada 1675 - 1871" Printed in 1871 by L.B. Taylor, 29, 31, & 33 Rideau Street, Toronto

1691-1692 NEWFOUNDLAND CENSUS
Personal Census of the French Colony establ;ished on the Island in 1691
		Sexes			Married		Children
Localities	Families	Male	Female	Total	Male	Female	Male	Female
Lissaedie	1	2	1	3	2	1
Havre Bertrand		1		1	1
Grand Blanc	1	5	2	7	4	1	1	1
Baie de Fortune	2	4	3	7	3	2	1	1
Isles St. Pierre	5	18	10	28	13	5	5	5
Petit Plaisance	2	6	4	10	4	2	2	2
Pointe Verde	5	8	6	14	3	2	5	4
Plaisance	31	49	45	84	18	14	31	21
L'Hermitage		1		1	1
Totals	47	94	61	155	49	27	45	34
1691-1692 NEWFOUNDLAND CENSUS
Statement of English Establishments on the Island in 1692
	Houses	Military	Crew	Boats	Guns	Fishing & Trading Vessels
Romouze	7		10	4
Fairland	8		55	11
Frommouze	6		22	5
Bay de Chappeland	2			2
Cap Royal	4			6
Brique du Sud	2			2
Totiseco	1			2
Louis Hissebay	4			4
Baie des Boules	9			18
Petit Havre	3			3
St. Jean		200			4	80
Charbouniere	11			33		30
Mosquites	2			4
Havre de Grace	12		90	18
Port Grave	5			5
Total	76	200	177	117	4	110

Transcribed & Contributed and transcribed by Don Tate (2009)

Page Last Modified: Tuesday March 26, 2013 (Don Tate)

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