James Scott (born c. 1855)
For a person of a similar name, see J.C. Scott.
| James Scott | |
|---|---|
| Born | c. 1855 Ontario |
| Years in Thunder Bay | at least 1881 |
James Scott (born c. 1855) lived in the Prince Arthur area of Algoma, Ontario, in 1881.[1]
He was enumerated in the 1881 Census of Canada in the Prince Arthur sub-district (DD) of the Algoma census district (no. 182), aged 26. The census recorded his birthplace as Ontario, his origin as Scotch, and his religion as Presbyterian (written "Prsb"). The entry is on page 27 of the returns for sub-district DD, in family number 135, on microfilm reel C-13282.[1]
Family number 135 lists 16 people, set out in full on Thunder Bay 1881 Census. In it he was listed next to John McDermit (aged 30)[2] and Daniel Lyadoit (aged 50).[3]