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- Death registration says he was born June 30, 1847. He was the third cousin once removed of his spouse. Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia Civil Registration Death Record Registration Year: 1929 - Book: 118 - Page: 1043
Household Record 1881 Canadian Census
Thos.W. BOUTLIER M Male German 34 Nova Scotia Farmer Church of England
Agness S. BOUTLIER M Female English 36 Nova Scotia Church of England
Henery BOUTLIER Male German 9 Nova Scotia Church of England
Miledge BOUTLIER Male German 7 Nova Scotia Church of England
Hurbet BOUTLIER Male German 5 Nova Scotia Church of England
Ida BOUTLIER Female German 3 Nova Scotia Church of England
Source Information:
Census Place Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Family History Library Film 1375803
NA Film Number C-13167
District 6
Sub-district P
Division 1
Page Number 1
Household Number 5
1891 Census of Canada Cape Breton Victoria p. 17-18 hh 80
Thomas Boutilier 42 farmer employer
Agnes Boutilier 45
Terence Boutilier 17
Millidge Boutilier 13
Herbert Boutilier 11
Ida Boutilier 9
Stella Boutilier 5
all can read and write except for Stella
Boutilier Thomas M Head M Jun 30 1848 53
Boutilier Agnes F Wife M May 17 1846 55
Boutilier Terrence M Son S Jun 22 1873 28
Boutilier Milledge M Son S Mar 20 1875 26
Boutilier Herbret M Son S Mar 13 1876 25
Boutilier Ida F Daughter S Jan 31 1878 23
Boutilier Stella F Daughter S Apr 5 1884 17
Source Information: 1901 Census of Canada
Subdistrict: South Bar, CAPE BRETON, NOVA SCOTIA
District Number: 28
Subdistrict Number: x
Archives Microfilm: T-6448
Boutilier Thomas M Head M Jun 1847 63
Boutilier Agnes F Wife M May 1844 67
Boutilier Herbert M Son M Mar 1876 35
Boutilier Lucy F Daughter-in-law M Jul 1886 24
Boutilier Earnest M Grandson S Nov 1909 1
Boutilier Gretta F Granddaughter S Apr 1911 1/12
Philipps Ellan F Adopted S Jun 1895 15
1911 Census of Canada / Nova Scotia / Cape Breton South / 2 Balls Creek poll district / page 7
Thomas Boutilier was born at Coxheath 22 June 1872 (Bk 1803, pg 161 No. 252)
Bessie Boutilier was born at Coxheath, January 1876 (Bk 1803, pg 285 No. 165)
Surviving children of Thomas W. Boutilier with Agnes Susan Battersby:
Henry Terrence Boutilier (1872-1942) spouse of Nellie HINES
Henry T. Boutilier was born at Coxheath 22 June 1872 (Bk 1803, pg 167, No 371)
1911 Census: Nova Scotia, Cape Breton South, 2 Balls Creek poll district p. 7
Terence Henry Boutilier born Coxheath, died at Charlotte Street, Sydney, December 31, 1942, where he was a janitor at the County Court House. Burial Hardwood Hill 1/3/43. Informant, sister Mary (sic? Mrs. Murray?) Lewis of Sydney. (NS Civ. Reg. Book: 203 - Page: 1025)
Milledge Torquant Boutilier (1874-1960) married his cousin Agnes E.A. ANDREWS
Milledge T. Boutilier, plasterer, 32, of West Side Sydney River (born Sydney) to Agnes E. A. ANDREWS, (farmer Frederick C. and Emily E.) 26, at Coxheath, Church of England. 25 September 1906 (NS Civ. Reg. Book: 1805 - Page: 226 - Number: 307)
1911 Census: Nova Scotia, Cape Breton South, 2 Balls Creek poll district p. 7
Herbert Wilfred Boutilier (1876-1962) -- Lucy HOWELL
1911 Census: Nova Scotia, Cape Breton South, 2 Balls Creek poll district p. 7
Ida Mildred Boutilier (1878-1972) married Murray D. LEWIS (1871-1963)
Ida Mildred Boutilier, 28, of West Side Sydney River (born Muggah's Creek) married her cousin Murray D. LEWIS, 35, plasterer, Sydney River (farmer Avery Fredk and Caroline M.) October 2, 1906 at Sydney, Church of England. (NS Civ. Reg. Book: 1805 - Page: 227 - Number: 319)
1911 Census: Nova Scotia, Cape Breton South, 2 Balls Creek poll district p. 6
Stella May Boutilier (1884-1960) -- Arthur McLELLAN
Stella May Boutilier, 20, of Coxheath, married Arthur McLELLAN, 23, (railway conductor Angus and Sarah), machinist, of Glace Bay formerly Campbelltown, New Bruswick, at Coxheath, Church of England. (NS Civ. Reg. Book: 1805 - Page: 162 - Number: 225)
1911 Census: Nova Scotia, Cape Breton South, 20 Glace Bay Town, p. 13
From: Sydney Post-Record - Thursday, October 12, 1944 Page 3
THOS BOUTILIER
AGED WESTMOUNT RESIDENT DIES
A Landmark of the Westmount district was removed yesterday afternoon with the death of Thomas BOUTILIER, aged and highly respected resident of Cape Breton. Born at nearby Coxheath, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boutilier, he lived at Westmount all his life where he successfully followed the occupation of farming. Despite his advanced years, he continued remarkably active and was about daily until about four weeks ago when he was stricken ill, and died yesterday afternoon. He was widely known throughout Cape Breton and held in highest esteem, and countless friends and acquaintances will receive the news of his death with keen regret and there will be widespread mourning over his demise. He maintained a keen interest in local and national affairs, particularly Politics & War News.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur MacLELLAN, Townsend Street, wife of Ald. MacLellan; Mrs. Mary LEWIS, Sydney River. Mrs. Ella HARRIS, Detroit, Mich., is an adopted daughter. Two brothers survive, Lewis and Murray, both residing in Minneapolis.
The deceased was a member of St. Mark's Anglican Church all his life. The funeral will be held on Saturday afternoon at 1:30, from his late residence with service at St. Mark's Anglican Church at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made in Hardwood Hill Cemetery.
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1847 - 1944 (97 years)