| Pillons S Stevenson
(Abt 1826-) |
Pillons S Stevenson 1 2
• Occupation: General Agent, 1881, Ste. Antoine Ward, Montreal. 3 • Religion: Presbyterian, 1881, Ste. Antoine Ward, Montreal. 3
Pillons married Anna S Harris. (Anna S Harris was born about 1846 in Ontario 3.) |
1
National Archives of Canada, NAC film C-13220. :
1881 Census Place: Ste-Antoine Ward, Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Source: FHL Film 1375856 NAC C-13220 Dist 90 SubDist H Div 11 Page 37 Family 152
Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace
Pillons S. STEVENSON M M 54 Scottish Scotland
Occ: General Agent Religion: Presbyterian
Anna S. STEVENSON F M 34 English O <Ontario>
Religion: Church of England
Ethel D. STEVENSON F 15 Scottish O <Ontario>
Religion: Church of England
Mildred S. STEVENSON F 13 Scottish O <Ontario>
Religion: Church of England
Bertha P. STEVENSON F 12 Scottish O <Ontario>
Religion: Church of England
Winifred S. STEVENSON F 10 Scottish O <Ontario>
Religion: Church of England
Pillons S. STEVENSON M 5 Scottish Q <Quebec>
Religion: Church of England
Matthew S. STEVENSON M 5 Scottish Q <Quebec>
Religion: Church of England
James STEVENSON M 3 Scottish Q <Quebec>
Religion: Church of England
Margaret SHAW F 30 Scottish Scotland
Occ: Cook Religion: Presbyterian
Mary Jane HANNAH F 30 Scottish Q <Quebec>
Occ: Nurse Religion: Church of England
Hannah MCDONALD F 18 Scottish O <Ontario>
Occ: Servant Religion: Catholic
Michel AMITE F 60 French Q <Quebec>
Occ: Servant Religion: Catholic
2
L’Encyclopédie de l’histoire du Québec. L’Encyclopédie de l’histoire du Québec
Mrs. G. H.[Mildred Scarth] Duggan
Born Toronto, 1867, daughter of P. S. Stevenson and A. S. Harris. Educated: Montreal ; Oxford, England. President, Women's Canadian Club of Montreal, 1914; Vice-President, Association of Canadian Clubs, 1919; President, Ladies' Montreal Curling Club, 1901; Member of Executive Committee, Quebec Prov. Branch, Canadian Red Cross Society; First Directress, Montreal Maternity Hospital. Married G. H. Duggan, 1888; had two sons, H. S. Duggan, Lieutenant, Royal Engineers (killed, 1915), and K. L. Duggan, Captain, 5th C.M.R. (killed, 1917), and one daughter. Clubs: Ladies Carlton Club, London, Eng; Themis Club, Montreal; Ladies Montreal Curling Club; Ladies Montreal Tennis and Badminton Club; Associate, Royal Montreal Golf Club; St. Bruno Golf; Hon. Vice-President, Women's Liberal-Conservative, of Montreal. Church of England. Residence: 120 McTavish Street, Montreal.
Source: Prominent People of the Province of Quebec, 1923-24, Montreal, Biographical Society of Canada, Limited, undated and unpaginated
3 National Archives of Canada, NAC film C-13220.
4 L’Encyclopédie de l’histoire du Québec.
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