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ERIC KRAUSE GENEALOGY

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ERIC R. KRAUSE - MY LIFE IN CAPE BRETON - 1972 - PRESENT

OUR HOUSE

WARD THREE

1902

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http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/archivianet/02015402_e.html

http://data6.collectionscanada.ca/exec/getSID.pl?f=nmc/nmc001/n0018563&cat=sid&X110=&l=e&p=1&t=na03

H2/240/Sydney/1892[1902]

Source:

MACDONALD, W.A. McAlpine Publishing Company Limited   plan of the Town of Sydney published by McAlpine Publishing Co. Limited, Halifax, N.S. Compiled by W.A. MacDonald, Town Engineer.

1900

62 Woodill Street (40 x 100 feet)


1907 - 1908

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http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/virtual/directory/

McAlpine's Nova Scotia Directory 1907-08 (Halifax: McAlpine Publishing Company, 1908), City of Sydney: pp. 1211-1286, see p. 1246


1908

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http://data6.collectionscanada.ca/exec/getSID.pl?f=nmc/nmc004/n0098659_a2&cat=sid&X110=&l=e&p=1&t=na03

H2/240/Sydney/1908

Source:

CAMPBELL, D. Mc D.                        Plan of the City of Sydney, N.S. D. Mc D. Campbell, City Engineer. July 25th/08.

1910


1911 CENSUS

District 40 Cape Breton South
Enumeration District 29 Sydney Ward 3
Enumeration District 30 Sydney Ward 5
Enumeration District 31 Sydney Ward 5
Enumeration District 32 Sydney Ward 5
Enumeration District 33 Sydney Ward 4
Enumeration District 34 Sydney Ward 1
Enumeration District 35 Sydney Ward 3
Enumeration District 36 Sydney Ward 2

District 40, Enumeration District 35, Ward 3, Page 41, 62Woodill Street

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1911/index-e.html

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Province/Territory: Nova Scotia
District Name: Cape Breton South
District Number: 40
Sub-district: Sydney
Sub-district Number: 35
Reference: RG31, Statistics Canada
Microfilm reel number: T-20357

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test3.jsp?did=40

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/EnumerationDistrict.jsp?sdid=4314 

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1911/001003-100.01-e.php

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1911/001003-110.01-e.php?PHPSESSID=7p35beolgt7bsgb5adpts4md83&q1=&q6=sydney&q2=&q3=&q4=&q5=&q7=&q8=&interval=20

 http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1911/001003-119.01-e.php?sisn_id_nbr=20500&interval=20&PHPSESSID=7p35beolgt7bsgb5adpts4md83

- Alex A. McDonald - Head - Born, July 1881 - Age 29 - Carpenter - House Building
- Mary McDonald - Wife - Born, December 1884 - Age 26
- Allan D. McDonald - Son - 4 August, 1909 - Age 1
- John McDonald - Son - Nov ?, 1910 - Age 6/12

Line # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
                             
4  374 [377] 374 [377] McDonald Alex A  Woodill  St 62 M Head M July 1881 29  N.S      Scotch Canadian R. Catholic
5     McDonald Mary    62  Woodill St F Wife M Dec 1884 26  N.S      Scotch Canadian R. Catholic
6     McDonald Allan D  Woodill St 62 M Son S August 1909 1  N.S      Scotch Canadian R. Catholic
7     McDonald John  Woodill St M Son S Nov 1910 6/12  N.S      Scotch Canadian R. Catholic

 

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
                               
Carpenter 1-6-03 No Yes No House building 52 60     600          
None No                            
  No                            
  No                            

 

33 34 35 36
       
  Yes Yes E + G
  Yes Yes E
  No No E
  No No E

Column 18: 1 = Building Trades; 6=Employees, workers, operators, skilled workers  03=Carpenter

Column 36: E=English + G=? [No doubt Gaelic though this was to be spelt in full as such]

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/View.jsp?id=71827&desc=1911+Census+of+Canada+page

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/SplitView.jsp?id=71827

http://data6.collectionscanada.ca/exec/getSID072105.pl?f=e079/e001967391&cat=1911a&dbk=1911&l=e&p=0&t=1911cen

1911 IMAGE:

1911 Canada Census - PDF File

http://data2.collectionscanada.gc.ca/1911/pdf/e001967391.pdf

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/EnumerationDistrict.jsp?sdid=4320

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HEADINGS TEMPLATE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Province  ____________________________________________                                                       District No.________________________________

S. District No.________________________________  Enumeration District ________________________                                                                                 In_______________________________{ City, town village, township or parish)

 

VISITATION ORDER #

 

                                             RESIDENCE AND PERSONAL DESCRIPTION

 

CITIZENSHIP, NATIONALITY AND RELIGION

  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

 

Dwelling home

Family, household or institution

Name of each person in family, household or institution

Place of habitation. Township or parish, city, town or village.

Sex

Relationship to head  of  family or  household

Single, married, widowed, divorced or legally separated.

Month &  day of  birth

Year of birth

Age   at last birthday

Country or province of birth.  (If in Canada, specify province or territory.)

Year of immigration to Canada if an immigrant.

Year of naturalization if formerly an alien.

Racial or tribal origin.

Nationality

Religion

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

 

 

PROFESSION, OCCUPATION, TRADE OR MEANS OF LIVING

                                        WAGE-EARNERS

INSURANCE HELD AT DATE

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

 

Chief occupation or trade

Employment other than at chief occupation or trade if any.

Employer

Employee

Working on own account

State where person is employed, such as "on farm", in "woolen mill", "at foundry shop", "in drug store", etc.

Weeks employed in 1910 at chief occupation or trade.

W’ks employed in 1910 at other than chief occup’n. or trade, if any.

Hours of working time per week at chief occupation.

Hours of working time per week at other occupation, if any.

Total earnings in 1910 from chief occupation or trade.

Total earnings in 1910 from other than chief occupation or trade, if any.

Rate of earnings per hour when employed by the hour

Upon life

Against accident or sickness

Cost of insurance in census year.

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EDUC. AND LANGUAGE OF EACH PERSON 5 YRS. OF AGE AND OVER

 INFIRMITIES

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Months at school in 1910

Can read

Can write

Language commonly spoken

Cost of education in 1910 for person over 15 yrs.

Blind

Deaf or dumb

Crazy or Lunatic

Deaf and Dumb NOT to be entered

Idiotic or Silly (Numbers given for above categories)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Based On: Column headings: 1911 federal census return - [Source: http://www.archivecdbooks.ca/Samples/1911Census_V5.doc ]

To Interpret the Records, go to: http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1911/001003-1200-e.html

1911 Trade Codes

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1911 CENSUS

WOODILL STREET NEIGHBOURS OF 62 WOODILL

30 Woodill
(East Side)
[There is no 30 Woodill Street in 2009]

? Woodill

? Woodill
 

16 Woodill
(East Side)

? Woodill

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34 Woodill
(East Side)

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[8 Woodill]
(East Side)
[There is no 8 Woodill Street in 2009]

? Woodill

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59 Woodill  [167 Woodill]
(West Side)
(c. opposite 62 Woodill Street)

45 Woodill 
(West Side)

49 Woodill
(West Side)

76 Woodill
(East Side)
(Today the corner of Woodill Street and Cottage Road)

? Woodill

62 Woodill
(East Side)
 

48 Woodill
(East Side)

[44 Woodill] 
(East Side)

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[24 Woodill] 
(East Side)

[Note: In 1907-1908 24 Woodill Street is identified. Here was residing "Harshman, Mrs, h 24 Woodill" and "HARSHMAN CHARLES, manager H C Harrington, h 24 Woodill" - http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/cap/directory/page.asp?Place=&Letter=&Page=1234 - McAlpine's Nova Scotia Directory 1907-08 (Halifax: McAlpine Publishing Company, 1908), p. 1234]

[26 Woodill] 
(East Side)
[There is no 26 Woodill Street in 2009]

[Note: In 1907-1908 26 Woodill Street is identified. Here was residing "Peters R S, emp W U Telg Co, h 26 Woodill" - http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/cap/directory/page.asp?Place=&Letter=&Page=1267  - McAlpine's Nova Scotia Directory 1907-08 (Halifax: McAlpine Publishing Company, 1908), p. 1267]

[32 Woodill] 
(East Side)
[There is no 32 Woodill Street in 2009]

[Note: In 1907-1908 32 Woodill Street is identified. Here was residing "McDonald N L mgr Maritime Book & Music Co, h 32 Woodill" - http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/cap/directory/page.asp?Place=&Letter=&Page=1249 - McAlpine's Nova Scotia Directory 1907-08 (Halifax: McAlpine Publishing Company, 1908), p. 1249

 

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*Identifiable 1907-1911 Woodill Street Addresses on 2009 Woodill Street Property Assessment Plan

SOUTH

2009 Woodill Street Property Assessment List

George Street to Rockdale Avenue

Woodill St - (East Side) [Actually exists in 2009 as 6 Woodill Street]
6 Woodill St - (East Side) [Actually exists in 2009 as  *8 Woodill Street]
15 Woodill St - (West Side)
* 16 Woodill St - (East Side)
19 Woodill St - (West Side)
20 Woodill St - (East Side)
* 24 Woodill St - (East Side)
Woodill Street - (West Side)
25 Woodill St - (West Side)
[*26 Woodill Street is not identified on the 2009 property assessment record  - (East Side)]
28 Woodill St - (East Side) [Actually exists in 2009 as 28 Woodill Street and 30 Woodill Street: Perhaps *26 Woodill Street and * 32 Woodill Street]
31 Woodill St - (West Side)
[*32 Woodill Street is not identified on the 2009 property assessment record  - (East Side)]
* 34 Woodill St - (East Side)

Rockdale Avenue to Cottage Road


*44 Woodill St - (East Side)
* 45 Woodill St - (West Side)
* 48 Woodill St - (East Side)
* 49 Woodill St - (West Side)
52 Woodill St - (East Side)
58 Woodill Street - (East Side)
Woodill Street - (West Side)
* 59 Woodill St - (West Side)
* 62 Woodill St - (East Side)
69 Woodill St - (West Side)
70 Woodill St - (East Side)
* 76 Woodill St - (East Side)

NORTH

http://www.nsassessmentonline.ca/Main/Home.aspx


1915

[The Sydney Record - September 16, 1915 - http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/NS-CAPE-BRETON/2008-11/1226205935-02 ]


1926

WOODILL STREET NEIGHBOURS OF 62 WOODILL STREET


1934

WOODILL STREET NEIGHBOURS OF 62 WOODILL STREET


 

1936

WOODILL STREET NEIGHBOURS OF 62 WOODILL STREET


 

1944

ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City of Sydney, County of Cape Breton, Province of Nova Scotia, on the southern side of Woodill Street, and more particularly bounded as follows:

BEGINNING on the southern side of Woodill Street at a point distant one hundred eighty (180) feet westerly from the intersection of the southern side of Woodill Street with the western side of Cottage Road, being also the northwest corner of a lot of land belonging to one Cooke;

THENCE southerly along Cooke's western line and at right angles with Woodill Street one hundred (100) feet;

THENCE westerly parallel with Woodill Street forty (40) feet;

THENCE at right angles northerly one hundred (100) feet to Woodill Street;

THENCE easterly along Woodill Street forty (40) feet to the place of beginning, and being part of Lots Nos. 11 and 10 in Block "A" of the subdivision of Rockdale, made by M. G. Henniger, C. E., dated June 22, 1900, a copy of which is filed in the Registry of Deeds at Sydney, Cape Breton, being the same lot of land deeded to the Grantor by her name previously to marriage of Margaret MacLeod, by Deed dated August 1, 1944, and recorded at the Registry of Deeds, Sydney, N. S. on September 16, 1944 in Book 411, Pages 629-631;

Registry Reference 796/827  

                                   1081/264

[Note of interest: M. G. Henniger, a Civil Engineer from Sydney, was also a Tennis player]


1992 - 1997


1976


1977


1980

March 1980 - Certificate of Appreciation - Parks Canada - Volunteer Program


 

1985


1990


1993


1997

January 24

FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG RETIREMENT SPEECH BY BILL O'SHEA, HEAD OF HISTORICAL RESOURCES

Fortress of Louisbourg                                                                                                                                                                            24 January 1997

Eric Krause: historian, archivist, Louisbourg professional, sportsman, community volunteer, gadfly, computer maven.

As an historian, over the last 3 decades, Eric Krause has contributed substantially to the physical and intellectual structure of the Fortress of Louisbourg. Since his arrival here, he has been on the ground floor of all major decisions relating to the reconstruction of the Fortress. He also had major influence in the presentation of the historic site as agenda chairman of the Period Presentation Committee. He has played an active role in the generation-long fight to aspire to standards of accuracy and to convince people that the accurate application of information is our strength.

As an archivist/librarian, Eric Krause took over the torch passed on by people such as Gilles Proulx and has maintained and upgraded the library and archives. Saving much useful material from destruction, he helped create a more professional mindset. His computerization of data has set the standard for the future. It is no exaggeration to say that he wanted to take us where no one had ever been before, at least here in this lonely corner of Atlantic Canada.

As a general Louisbourg professional, Eric Krause made two contributions within the last 2 years that stand out in my mind. The first is the work that he did to research and help design the Louisbourg commemorative stamp that was issued in 1995. Without Eric's work the stamp project would not have been accomplished. The second major contribution is his work on the Louisbourg Institute. He was at the secret meeting in the fall of 1994 that got the idea rolling again after a hiatus of over 10 years. He served as the Louisbourg co-chair and was the inspiration behind major accomplishments during the first year including setting up the Web Site, working with the Schoolnet project and being the lead editor of Aspects of Louisbourg.

As a sportsman we all marvel at Eric's wide-ranging involvements from hockey to tennis, golf, slowpitch and walking. For those of us who were involved in the early days of the Parks Canada Slowpitch Tournament the one figure that stands out and could be considered responsible for the success of that undertaking is Krause. This led to movement for his nomination to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and its subsequent rejection by the Cooperstown people. But we got the rejection on official letterhead.

As a community volunteer, Eric Krause made an outstanding contribution to the 1995 celebrations. He was one of the original members of the Louisbourg 1995 Commemoration Society and an active participant on the small committee that set up the programme for the events which made the summer a memorable event for Nova Scotia. His work on the Jost house established the heritage value of the property. It encouraged Joan Harris not only to complete that work but to move on to other exciting projects which will involve Eric.

As a gadfly, Krause has challenged many of our preconceived notions. He saw nothing as impossible and would not qualify his opinions to make it easier on our consciences. I remember a former Superintendent directing me to get Eric to shut up, and my saying, "How do I do that John?"

As a computer maven, Krause has pulled us kicking and screaming into the New Age. He has introduced new systems and a level of sophistication that is the envy of our counterparts in Halifax and at the University. We still don't understand all that he had done in that area but it is good.

Eric has agreed to remain associated with the Louisbourg Institute, though not on the Board. He has volunteered to spend some time upgrading data bases. But it is indeed an end of an era. We will miss his energy, his stubbornness, his commitment, his patience and his vision of Louisbourg.

He's been a valued friend and colleague and we wish him well.


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