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-The Nova Scotia censuses before 1703 are helpful in providing a deceased person's name, age, and relatives. The censuses from 1703 to 1861 list only the head of each household, with a few exceptions. The more useful local censuses are listed below:
+The [[Portal:Nova Scotia|Nova Scotia]] censuses before 1703 are helpful in providing a deceased person's name, age, and relatives. The censuses from 1703 to 1861 list only the head of each household, with a few exceptions. The more useful local censuses are listed below:
 Acadia: lists names, ages, and places of origin.
 Acadia: lists names, ages, and animals.
 Acadia: lists names, ages, and animals.
 Acadia: lists names, ages, and animals.
 Acadia: lists names, ages, and animals.
 Ile Royal: lists names, ages, and places of origin.
 Halifax: lists head of household.
+<br> Many counties: lists head of household. This census has been published in:
-Many counties: lists head of household. This census has been published in:
+Richard, Bernice C., Nova Scotia 1770 Census, Some 1773 and 1787 . . . Chicago: Chicago Genealogical Society, 1972. (FHL book 971.6 A1 #18 film 962273 item 10 )
+A few counties: lists head of household.
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+Part of Cape Brenton Island.
-Richard, Bernice C., Nova Scotia 1770 Census, Some 1773 and 1787 . . . Chicago: Chicago Genealogical Society, 1972. (FHL book 971.6 A1 #18 film 962273 item 10 )
+Many counties: lists head of household. It has been published.
-A few counties: lists head of household.
+Most of the province: lists head of household.
-Part of Cape Brenton Island.
+Only Kings, Halifax, and Pictou counties: lists head of household. An index has been published for Kings, Halifax counties (FHL book 971.6 X22n; ). There is also an index for Pictou county (FHL book 971.613 X29p).
-Many counties: lists head of household. It has been published.
+Whole province: lists head of household.
-Most of the province: lists head of household.
+,1881
+Whole province: lists all household members. The census gives each person's name, sex, age, country or province of birth, religion, occupation, and marital status. (1871 is incomplete for Shelburne County.)
-Only Kings, Halifax, and Pictou counties: lists head of household. An index has been published for Kings, Halifax counties (FHL book 971.6 X22n; ). There is also an index for Pictou county (FHL book 971.613 X29p).
+Lists all household members. The census lists each person's name, sex, age, marital status, relation to head of family, country or province of birth, French-Canadian descendency, place of birth of father, place of birth of mother, religion, and occupation.
-Whole province: lists head of household.
-,1881
+Lists all household members. The census lists each person's name, sex, color, relation to head of family, marital status, date of birth, country or province of birth, age at census, year of immigration to Canada, year of naturalization, nationality, religion, occupation, and native language.
-Whole province: lists all household members. The census gives each person's name, sex, age, country or province of birth, religion, occupation, and marital status. (1871 is incomplete for Shelburne County.)
+Censuses from 1911 to the present are not available to the public.
+A source for early censuses is:
-Lists all household members. The census lists each person's name, sex, age, marital status, relation to head of family, country or province of birth, French-Canadian descendency, place of birth of father, place of birth of mother, religion, and occupation.
+Trahan, Charles C., ''Acadian Census, 1671–1752''. Rayne, La.: Hebert Publications, 1994. (FHL book 971.5 X2t) Acadia covered what is now Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.
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+[[Category:Nova_Scotia]]
-Lists all household members. The census lists each person's name, sex, color, relation to head of family, marital status, date of birth, country or province of birth, age at census, year of immigration to Canada, year of naturalization, nationality, religion, occupation, and native language.
-Censuses from 1911 to the present are not available to the public.
-A source for early censuses is:
-Trahan, Charles C., ''Acadian Census, 1671–1752''. Rayne, La.: Hebert Publications, 1994. (FHL book 971.5 X2t) Acadia covered what is now Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.