Huntingdon 1825 Census

The Huntingdon County 1825 Census has been microfilmed and is available through inter-library loan from the Canadian National Archives. Like any census transcription, the one found here is subject to errors. It is recommended that where information is important to your research that the microfilm be fully consulted to ensure accuracy. The microfilm numbers for the Huntingdon 1825 Census are below, along with the links to the sections that now have on-line transcription:

To keep the width of the tables holding the transcriptions reasonable, the following table explains the data in each column. Note that in the census that the numbers from B to R seldom add up to the number found in A.

Explanation of Census Columns
Given Name and Last Name of Family Head
A	Total number in the family
B	Number of family members absent from the Province
C	Number of the family members under 6 years of age
D	Number of the family members aged 6 and under 14
E	Number of the family members aged more than 14 years and under 18
F	Number of Males - Single Aged 18 but not 25
G	Number of Males - Married Aged 18 but not 25
H	Number of Males - Single Aged 25 but not 40
I	Number of Males - Married Aged 25 but not 40
J	Males - Single Aged 40 but not 60
K	Number of Males - Married Aged 40 but not 60
L	Number of Males - Single Aged 60 and over
M	Number of Males - Married Aged 60 and over
N	Number of Females - Under 14
O	Number of Females - Single Aged 14 but not 45
P	Number of Females - Married Aged 14 but not 45
Q	Females - Single Aged 45 and over
R	Number of Females - Married Aged 45 and over

C-717	Hemmingford, LaColle (Seigneurie), LaPrairie, Sherrington
C-718	St. Regis Village (Mission), St. Regis (Dundee), Godmanchester (St. Anicet), Hinchinbrook (Elgin), Ste. Martine - Part 1 (Ormstown, North Georgetown, Annstown, South Georgetown, Williamstown) , Ste. Martine - Part 2 (English River, Bean River, Russeltown, Edwardstown, Norton Creek, Beach Ridge), Chateauguay, St. Timothee, Sault St. Louis