My aunts and uncles are currently enrolled members of the Ojibways of Pic River First Nation. My father is not an enrolled member becasue he passed away in 1963. I have many cousins who still reside on the reserve. Below is some history of the Pic River band, for more information vist the Ojibways of Pic River website.
The mouth of the Pic River has been a center of native trade and settlement for thousands of years. It was a strategic location in the region's water transportation network because it offered access to northern lands and a canoe route to James Bay. The halfway point for canoers travelling the north shore of Lake Superior, "the Pic" first appeared on European maps in the mid-seventeenth century.
Local First Nations peoples traded furs with the French as early as the 1770s. A French fur trader set up a permanent post around 1792. The Hudson's Bay Company set up a permanent post in 1821 until encroaching settlement let to its relocation in 1888. In 1914, their Pic River 50 became a treaty-established reserve.
Pic River hosts an annual powwow in mid July. The First Nation is active in economic and workforce development, with interests in nearby hydroelectric generating plants on the Kagiano and Black rivers.
The current electoral leadership of the council consists of Chief Arthur Fisher and nine councillors: Jerald DesMoulin, John DesMoulin, Simone DesMoulin, Joseph Goodchild, Kenneth Lees, Arnold Michano, Duncan Michano, Jamie Michano and Wayne Twance. Their two-year term began on October, 1, 2007.
Official Address
Ojibways of the Pic River First Nation
General Delivery
Heron Bay, ON P0T 1R0
Phone: 1-807-229-1749
Fax: 1-807-229-1944
Pic Mobert First Nation
The name Pic Mobert has been in use since the early 1970s. Pic is in reference to the Pic River and the Pic Heron Bay Band, the band in which the ancestors of today's Pic Mobert community had separated from to form a new band on White Lake. Montizambert was the name of the original settlement along the CPR Mainline at White Lake. It had been shortened to Mobert in 1945. In 1971, Mobert was proclaimed a reserve under the Indian Act. It was at this time that the Band settled on Pic Mobert as its new name. Today, the two communities, Pic River and Pic Mobert, remew family bonds and friendships during their annual powwows.
Chief and Council
The Pic Mobert First Nation is governed by a duly elected Chief and Council. The rules for election are established by the federal department of Indian Affairs. Terms of office are two years. The formula for council is one (1) councilor per one hundred (100) Band Members.
Chief - Jeff Desmoulin
There are currently seven (7) elected council members:
Councilors
Christopher Bananish
Johanna Desmoulin
James Kwissiwa
Wayne Sabourin
Joe Porter
Howard Twance
Lloyd McWatch
Official Address
Pic Mobert First Nation
P.O. Box 717
Mobert, ON
P0M 2J0
Pic River On The Internet (Source)
The Pic River Band lives in a small village on the shore of the Pic River where the Pic and Black Rivers join a couple of miles north of Lake Superior. The village, now called Pic River, is a few miles south of a stop on the Canadian Pacific Railroad called Heron Bay. Heron Bay consists mostly of a hotel, a grocery store and a few other small businesses.
In 1973 the people living at Pic River were part of the Pic 50 Band of Ojibway. The other half of the band lived some miles away in an even smaller village now called Pic Mobert South. At one time, a mine operated near Mobert. The members of the band living at Pic River consist mostly of the Michano, Nabigon, Star and Desmoulin families. A smaller group recently relocated to the village from another reserve some distance to the west. The recent arrivals were fishermen. When the Lamprey ell decimated the Lake Superior fishery they moved to Pic River and joined the Pic River Band. One or two families of Cree people from northern Ontario also lived on the reserve. The Desmoulin family were descendants of a Frenchman whom the band adopted some years before.
In the early 1970s the only sources of employment was a paper mill at Marathon, some twenty-five miles west on the TransCanada Highway, the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests and the National Parks service. For many years an American paper company operated a two-mile long elevated flume used to move logs from the Black River to a wharf on Lake Superior. At the wharf the logs were loaded onto ships for transport to a paper mill in the United States. Men from the Pic River Band were employed to walk the flume and keep the logs moving from the lifting-frame on the Black River to the flume’s terminus on the lakeshore. The flume was abandoned in the 1960s. Aside from those few who found work in Marathon as millwrights and laborers or with government, the men returned to fishing, trapping and other odd jobs.
Frank Tettemer visited Pic River several times in summer of 1972 to demonstrate how to make and sell leather crafts. He and his wife, Marita, lived in a rented cottage on the Lake Superior shore a few miles from the village. The cottage was located at the mouth of the Pic River where there was a large beach and sand dunes. Frank was well received by the Pic River Band. The band impressed him as the most progressive and enterprising of all the Indian Bands he visited during the year he spent traveling around northern Ontario under contract with the Government of Canada.
Before Frank returned to Southern Ontario, the Government of Canada announced its intention to create a national park on the Lake Superior shore between Sault Saint Marie and Thunder Bay. The site chosen was a huge wilderness area just south of Pic River. The chosen land was a highland area upon which lived the southern-most herd of caribou in Ontario. The only road into the area passed through the Pic River Reserve. The Band’s young Chief, Roy Michano, convinced the Government that Native Canadians from the Band could be trained to build and operate the park. Many of the able bodied men were enrolled in a training program to survey the Park’s boundaries, build the necessary infrastructure and then operate the Park after it opened. The women enrolled in a program to learn to make and sell crafts at a facility that would be built inside the Park.
After Frank Tettemer’s contract had ended and he and Marita had returned to southern Ontario, Roy Michano wrote Frank asking him to set up a training program for the women. In October Frank passed the letter onto Philip Mullins and Mary Rauton of the Ragnarokr leather shop in Toronto. Philip and Mary already knew the principal contractor, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks. Mr. Brooks and his wife Joanne were the owners of a design firm called J&J Brooks and a retail shop on Yorkville Avenue called Pax Design. Philip had worked at Pax Design as a driver before co-founding Ragnarokr leather shop and Mary served on the Board of Director’s of the Ontario Craft Foundation with Joanne Brooks. Philip began to write the curriculum for the training program and prepare a budget. During the winter of 1973-73 he negotiated with various agencies to arrange funding and support for the project. Finally in March 1973 he and Mary left Toronto and traveled to the Heron Bay Reserve to begin the training program.
The band’s Chief, Roy Michano, arranged the training site and picked the fifteen women to participate in the program. The priest of the village’s Catholic church, Father Brennen, loaned the church basement as the classroom while the workshop was under construction. Mary and Philip rented a tiny cottage in the village for their living quarters. Mary did most of the training with Philip acting as her assistant and technician. The emphasis was upon leather craft using moose hides obtained from the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests. Attempts were made to use traditional Ojibway motifs whenever possible and the few old women who remembered traditional crafts were asked to assist. The group traveled to a Powwow in Thunder Bay to sell their crafts and meet other Indian craftsmen.
The women loved Mary and treated Philip like a brother. An older woman among the trainees, who had worked trap lines with her husband, taught Philip and Mary how to trap and snare rabbits and other small game. Philip and Mary were invited into the homes of the trainees and attended Mass, funerals, ball games and festivals in the village. When the contract ran out in August 1973, Philip and Mary left the reserve and returned to Frostpocket and the leather shop.
The workshop was moved to the new building just before the training ended in August and the women opened a small retail store there. Work on Pukaskwa National Park was postponed by the government and few visitors made their way down the long gravel road to the little village and the craft shop. The ladies kept the project going for a few years but the store was finally closed and the workshop opened only when someone had an order to fill. Philip and Mary traveled to Pic River by rail the following spring for a short visit. Roy Michano, his wife and his uncle and his uncles’s wife kept in touch with Philip and Mary for years and occasionally visited Frostpocket and the leather shop in Toronto. The Jesuit priest of the Catholic church at Pic River, Father Brennen, also stopped by South River to visit when he was in southern Ontario.
Roy Michano was the elected Chief of the Pic Band for thirty years. He continually looked for employment opportunities for members of his band. In the late 1980s the Ontario government identified a site just upstream of the old paper mill flume lifting-frame as a potential site for a small hydroelectric installation. Roy Michano was invited to sit on a review committee to consider applications to develop the site. Instead of selecting an outsider, he and the Band bid for the right to develop the generating station. In 1992 a 13.5-megawatt generating station belonging the Pic 50 Band opened at the site. The Band signed a 50-year contract to sell the power to Ontario Hydro for a fixed-price of 6.3 cents per kilowatt-hour. A few years later the Band, now known as the Pic River First Nation, built the Twin Falls Generating Station, a 5.0-megawatt station located on the Kagiano River, and the Umbata Falls Hydro Project, a 23-megawatt station located on the White River. The power stations have generated more than $1 million in profits. The income has helped the band finance a women’s crisis center, a youth center, a recreation center, cable television and high-speed Internet services for the members of the band. In 1983 the Band also began hosting an annual Powwow.
In the late 1970s the band saw an opportunity to renegotiate their treaty with Canada. The Pic Band was a party to the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850 and became a treaty reserve in 1914. The members of the band had been receiving “treaty goods” and a small annuity for over four generations. Some uncertainty with the treaty had arisen and Roy Michano was undecided what to do. He thought about asking for another 100 acres of land to add to the reserve in exchange for signing a new treaty with the Government of Canada. Philip Mullins reminded him that the “treaty goods” and the annuity were token payments that had lost most of their value over the years. What would his grandchildren think of him if he gave away their rights to a large chuck of Ontario in return for 100 acres? Philip never heard what Roy’s finally decision was but it is certain that his decision was beneficial for the people he represented.
Pic River Chiefs
Year Chief
2007 Art Fisher
2005 Dan Couchie
2003 Roy Michano
2001 Roy Michano
1999 Roy Michano
1997 Roy Michano
1995 Roy Michano
1993 Roy Michano
1991 Roy Michano
1989 Roy Michano
1987 Roy Michano
1985 Roy Michano
1983 Roy Michano
1981 Roy Michano
1979 Toussant Michano
1977 Roy Michano
1975 Toussant Michano
1973 Roy Michano
1971 Toussant Michano
1969 Toussant Michano
1967 Toussant Michano
1965 Toussant Michano
1963 Camile Nabigon
1961 Camile Nabigon
1959 Duncan Michano
1950 Napolean Michano
1946 Peter Moses Jr
1946 Ellis Desmoulin- Mobert
1943 Peter Moses
1940 Earnest Otissa
1937 Frank Bannish
1934 Lawrence Desmoulin
1931 Frank Bannish
1930 Ellis Desmoulin
1904 David Desmoulin
1901 Thomas Desmoulin
1898 Duncan Desmoulin
1895 Thomas Desmoulin
1892 Thomas Desmoulin
1885 Jean Baptist Desmoulin
1883 Jean Baptist Desmoulin
1881 John Showdas
1878 Antoine Morriseau
1875 Muhnedooshanse
1852 Shong Shong (Until 1858)
1840 Ahdegonse (Little Caribou)
1871 Census of Canada - Ontario Searchable Heads & Strays
1 - BOUCHARD , LOUIS
Age [40] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ LABOURER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [1] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
2 - DESMOULINS , ISADOR (Origin of the Desmoulins surname at Pic River)
Age [50] Birthplace [QUE] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ FRENCH] Occupation [ LABOURER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [3] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
3 - DICK , ANDREW
Age [39] Birthplace [SCOTLAND] Religion [ PS] Ethnic Origin [ SCOTCH] Occupation [ TRADER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [2] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
4 - DOOCOONAIS , (4TH CHILD)
Headcode [2] Birthplace [O] Religion [ IF]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
5 - DUBOIS , JOHN
Age [24] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ LABOURER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [2] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
6 - FINLAYSON , JNO (John Finlayson, from Long Lac #58, HBC employee, must have been assigned the Pic River HBC Post in 1871, my g-g-g-grandfather)
Age [48] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ CLERK H B CO]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [1] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
7 - INDIAN , AMUCHJEAN
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [17] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
8 - INDIAN , CHEEPO
Age [30] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [12] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
9 - INDIAN , DOOCOOCHESE
Age [40] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [8] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
10 - INDIAN , DOOCOONACI
Age [26] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [9] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
11 - INDIAN , JACKNUOT
Age [48] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [9] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
12 - INDIAN , KAHBUTANAI
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [19] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
13 - INDIAN , KIBETANCE
Age [48] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [12] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
14 - INDIAN , KITCHCHEMOKOMON
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [15] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
15 - INDIAN , LAGUARDE
Sex [1] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [14] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
16 - INDIAN , MAYAHNAKAHBO
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [16] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
17 - INDIAN , MEBWAYKAHBO
Age [36] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [6] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
18 - INDIAN , MEBWAYONEONUB
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [17] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
19 - INDIAN , MICHELL
Age [57] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [13] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
20 - INDIAN , MICHELLPPON
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [16] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
21 - INDIAN , MIGIZEE
Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [11] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
22 - INDIAN , MINNAWAHPENOR
Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [3] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
23 - INDIAN , MISHINNOR (Mishano?)
Age [34] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [5] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
24 - INDIAN , MISHKISGO
Age [27] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [6] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
25 - INDIAN , MISHKOOSHKISH
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [14] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
26 - INDIAN , MOOPOMIN
Age [42] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [4] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
27 - INDIAN , MOSES
Age [43] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [6] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
28 - INDIAN , MOUZENEKEWAZIE
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [18] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
29 - INDIAN , MUCKEZEWAY
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [13] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
30 - INDIAN , MUDCHEMEGOOSH
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [11] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
31 - INDIAN , NAH BEGUN
Age [31] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [4] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
32 - INDIAN , NAHWAICHCHEKABB
Sex [1] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [15] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
33 - INDIAN , NEKIH WACHPEN
Age [65] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [4] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
34 - INDIAN , NESETUI
Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [10] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
35 - INDIAN , OMAMOIE
Age [54] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [9] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
36 - INDIAN , OMBINNINNIE
Age [50] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [10] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
37 - INDIAN , ONISIAN
Age [34] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [5] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
38 - INDIAN , ONISTEGUAUISH
Age [40] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [8] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
39 - INDIAN , OOGEMAHOPAI
Sex [1] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [11] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
40 - INDIAN , OOGEMCIS
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [19] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
41 - INDIAN , OPAWMAHGONAO
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [14] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
42 - INDIAN , OUABUTAH
Age [40] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [10] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
43 - INDIAN , PAPTEQUATUM
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [14] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
44 - INDIAN , PATAMAKEJICKMAB
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [13] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
45 - INDIAN , PAUL
Age [42] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [15] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
46 - INDIAN , PEWASH
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [16] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
47 - INDIAN , SHAWBOKEJICK
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [16] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
48 - INDIAN , SWASWAYKEJICK
Age [55] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [13] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
49 - INDIAN , TAICUM
Age [60] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [12] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
50 - INDIAN , TENANCE
Age [40] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [9] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
51 - INDIAN , WAHBEMIN
Headcode [2] Age [40] Birthplace [O] Religion [ IF] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
52 - INDIAN , WHEAHWHEAH
Age [33] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [12] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
53 - IRONSIDE , J , S
Age [36] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PS] Ethnic Origin [ SCOTCH] Occupation [ CLERK H B CO]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [1] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
54 - MALKAHHARRAH , GUY
Headcode [2] Age [30] Birthplace [O] Religion [ ME] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
55 - METICOMAP , PETER
Age [30] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [8] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
56 - MISCOPEACE , MDM
Sex [1] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [9] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
57 - MORIN , JEAN , B T
Age [45] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ LABOURER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [2] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
58 - MORRISEAU , ANTOINE
Age [33] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ LABOURER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [2] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
59 - MORRISEAU , JOSEPH
Age [53] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ FRENCH] Occupation [ LABOURER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [2] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
60 - MORRISON , MURDO
Headcode [1] Age [29] Birthplace [SCOTLAND] Religion [ PS] Ethnic Origin [ SCOTCH] Occupation [ SERVANT]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [1] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
61 - NAHONAY , KEJICK
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [18] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
62 - NAHWAY , KEJICK
Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [17] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
63 - OCHICK , MDM
Sex [1] Birthplace [O] Religion [ PA] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [16] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
64 - OMOMOIE , GEORGE
Headcode [2] Age [21] Birthplace [O] Religion [ ME] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
65 - PIONS , MADAM
Headcode [1] Sex [1] Age [36] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [7] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
66 - SABOURIN , MDM
Sex [1] Age [45] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [5] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
67 - SHOMPHONG , GEO
Age [32] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [7] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
68 - SHONDASS , JOHN
Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [7] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
69 - SHONDASS , LONG
Age [57] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [7] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
70 - SHONSHONG , (1ST SON)
Headcode [2] Age [7] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
71 - SHONSHONG , (2ND CHILD)
Headcode [2] Sex [1] Age [5] Birthplace [O] Religion [ WM]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
72 - SHONSHONG , JOHN
Headcode [2] Age [22] Birthplace [O] Religion [ ME] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
73 - SOULIER , ANTOINE (Father of Jane Finlayson, nee Soulier, husband of Nick Finlayson, mother of my great-grandmother Agnes Michano, nee Finlayson)
Age [40] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN] Occupation [ LABOURER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [1] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
74 - TAICUM , (1ST SON)
Headcode [2] Age [21] Birthplace [O] Religion [ IF] Occupation [ HUNTER & TRAPPER]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [ D] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
75 - WAHBEMIN , MDM
Sex [1] Birthplace [O] Religion [ RC] Ethnic Origin [ INDIAN]
District [90] Sub District [C] Page [11] County [TBE] Description [Pic Twp.]
