Joseph Threlfall
| Joseph Threlfall | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Labourer |
| Employer | Ogilvie's Flour Mills Co Ltd |
Joseph Threlfall was a labourer at Ogilvie's Flour Mills Co Ltd who lived in Fort William in 1907.[1]
Directory listings
| Year | Name as listed | Occupation | Employer | Address | Spouse | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1907 | Threlfall Joseph | Labourer | Ogilvie's Flour Mills Co Ltd | 117 Harold Street North, Fort William | p. 71[1] |
- Household in 1907 (same surname at the same address): John Threlfall.
- Also listed at the same address in 1907: George Angus, William Atcheson, Effie Bell, David C. Brown, Florence Caldwell, Frank Cameron, William Cameron, W. S. Carruthers, James Carson, May Cleasby, Franklin Collins, John Connelly, Joseph E. Crawford, William Crawford, James Dateman, Fred Dulmage, Robert Ellison, Henry Foster, Alexander Fulton, John Gaffield, Harry Hall, Guy Halverson, Harry Hirst, Irving Hirst, Robert Hodgins, Thomas Holtby, William Hoyle, Isaac Hughsom, Charles James, Esther James, Margaret James, August Johnson, Jacob Johnson, Michael Kelly, David Laidlaw, Samuel Laidlaw, Donald Lamb, Joseph Leeworthy, James A. McDowell, Neil McKenzie, Alice McNally, Keith D. Mackie, Rodgers Montgomery, Fred E. Moore, Donald Morrison, L. Oleson, Lars Olson, Isaac Otway, Joseph Otway, William G. Otway, John Poirjer, Lester Rawson, Albert Rowe, William Saunders, Bryant Scott, Clifford Scott, Irene Scott, S. J. Scott, Get Smith, Edward Sorel, Frank Stewart, Thomas Stewart, Moses W. Stinson, A. J. Thompson, Jessie J. Thompson, John L. Thompson, John W. Thompson, L. Thompson, Maggie L. Thompson, W. B. Waddell, Thomas Walker, Francis Wiegand, Alexander Wilkie, William Young, Neil Zuist.