Saturday, September 12, 2015

52 Ancestors No. 36: “Working for a Living.”

This week's theme for Amy Crow's 52 Ancestors is "Working For A Living" and I thought that I would do a review of various occupations in my family tree.

Our ancestor's "Working For A Living"

Most of the information on our ancestor's occupations can be found through reading census reports (1825-1921) or by looking at voters lists (1935-1980).

The last Canadian census report that has been published was 1921 (and is available on ancestry.ca) (Note that all Canadian census reports prior to 1921 are available for free on the Library and Archives Canada website)

Below is a list of links to pages where I have previously spoken about our ancestor's occupation:

Auctioneer
Autoworker
Carpenter
Parke Davis Clerical
Detective
Dressmaker
Expressman
Farmer
Feather Renovators
Fire Chief
Glassblower
Ice Dealer
Ironworker
Labourer 
Lawyer
Midwife
Miner
Nun
Nurse
Olympian
Politician
Priest
Railway Worker
Sailor
Soldier
Teacher
Union Leader
Other

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