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- Extracts from Index to Deeds, Cape Breton County
Deed 1879 Joseph, Alfred, Vincent Boutilier from John Bourinot NN 513 Falmouth Street
Partition Deed 1879 Joseph, Alfred, Vincent Boutilier NN 515 Falmouth Street
Mortgage 1879 Joseph Boutilier to John Lorway NN 518 Falmouth Street
Mortgage 1882 Alfred Boutilier to Phoebe Brookman PP 520 Charlotte Street
Release 1882 Joseph Boutilier from John Lorway PP 619 Falmouth Street
Mortgage 1882 Joseph Boutilier to Rev. James Quinan PP 619 Falmouth Street
Release 1888 Joseph Boutilier from Rev. James Quinan XX 190 corner Falmouth & Charlotte
Mortgage 1888 Joseph Boutilier to Michael A. MacDonald XX 191 corner Falmouth & Charlotte
Deed 1889 Joseph Boutilier & wife to John H. Boutilier YY 312 corner Falmouth & Charlotte
Release 1891 Joseph Boutilier from Michael A. MacDonald bk 54 p 357 Sydney
Household Record 1881 Canadian Census
Joseph BOUTILIER M Male German 29 Nova Scotia Seaman Roman Catholic
Elizabeth BOUTILIERM FemaleEnglish 26 Nova Scotia Roman Catholic
Alban A. BOUTILIER Male German 2 Nova Scotia Roman Catholic
Josephine BOUTILIER FemaleGerman 1 Nova Scotia Roman Catholic
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 13
Household Number 62
Joseph Boutillier
in the Canada, Seafarers of the Atlantic Provinces, 1789-1935
Name: Joseph Boutillier
Record Type: Crew
Age: 29
Birth Year: abt 1851
Birth Place: Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
Vessel Name: Ashantee
Vessel Type: Barque
Voyage Departure Date: 10 Dec 1880
Voyage Departure Port: Liverpool, England
Voyage Arrival Date: 24 Jun 1881
Voyage Arrival Port: London, England
Vessel Registration Number: H874038
Vessel Registration Place: Halifax, Nova Scotia
Year Vessel Constructed: 1874
Date Joined Present Ship: 7 Dec 1880
Place Joined Present Ship: Liverpool, England
Crew Number: 3
Literacy: Signed name
Completed What Signed On To Do?: Yes
Discharge Date: 24 Jun 1881
Discharge Place: London, England
Discharge: Discharged at end of voyage
Registry of Last Ship: English
Company From Last Ship: 0
Capacity (Rank): Cook/Steward
Payment Type (Time): By the month
Wage: 600
Wage Currency: Sterling
Cash Advance: 600
Cash Advance Currency: Sterling
Canada, Seafarers of the Atlantic Provinces, 1789-1935
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Name
Joseph Boutittier
Record Type
Crew
Age
29
Birth Year
1851
Birth Place
Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
Vessel Name
Valkyria
Vessel Type
Barque
Voyage Departure Date
17 Sep 1880
Voyage Departure Port
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Voyage Arrival Date
1 Nov 1880
Voyage Arrival Port
Liverpool, England
Vessel Registration Number
H867044
Vessel Registration Place
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Year Vessel Constructed
1867
Date Joined Present Ship
9 Sep 1880
Place Joined Present Ship
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Crew Number
2
Literacy
Signed name
Completed What Signed On To Do?
Yes
Discharge Date
1 Nov 1880
Discharge Place
Liverpool, England
Discharge
Discharged at end of voyage
Registry of Last Ship
Same ship
Company From Last Ship
3
Capacity (Rank)
Cook/Steward
Payment Type (Time)
By the month
Wage
35
Wage Currency
Canadian dollars
Household members
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Canada, Seafarers of the Atlantic Provinces, 1789-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
Original data:
Index of Surnames from the Ships and Seafarers of Atlantic Canada. CD-ROM. Maritime History Archive, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada.
Index of Surnames from the Ships and Seafarers of Atlantic Canada, CD-ROM. St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada: Maritime History Archive, Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1998.
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1891 Census of Canada Cape Breton Sydney p. 62 hh 277
Joseph Boutilier 39 restaurant keeper employer married read/write
Elizabeth Boutilier 37 married read/write
Alban A. Boutilier 12 (children of Joseph) read/write
Josephine Boutilier 11 read/write
Winifred J. Boutilier 8 read/write
Charles Boutilier 7 read/write
Alice Boutilier 5 no read/no write
Louis Boutilier 3 no read no write
Matilda Wadden 30 domestic servant unmarried no read/no write [this is probably Matilda (Boutilier) Wadden born 1861, daughter of John James Boutilier?)]
Mary Shockhard 68 b. NS, parents b. Ireland no r / no w no relationship to head provided
wood house, 2 stories 10 rooms
Directory listings, Sydney (from Beaton Institute)
1890?: Proprietor of "Railway House" South Charlotte (big print)
1896: ditto
1902 McAlpines: Proprietor, Railway House, 320/322 South Charlotte h. 320 ditto
1903-1904:
BOUTILLIER JOSEPH groceries etc. 435-437 Charlotte h 437 ditto (in bold & larger typeface)
1905-1906:
Boutilier Joseph (in enlarged, bold print) groceries tobacco pipes etc. 435 Charlotte h 435 ditto
1907-1908:
Joseph Boutilier, (enlarged bold print) Beer Tobacco & Cigars 435 Charlotte [this address was at the corner of Falmouth St towards Townsend)
1914:
Boutilier Joseph grocer 435 Charlotte h 22 Falmouth
1918-1919:
Joseph Boutilier cigars and soft drinks 435 Charlotte
1928:
Boutilier Jos rest 435 Charlotte h same
Boutilier Ruby lvs 435 Charlotte
Boutillier Joseph M Head M Jul 22 1851 49 Beer Sellar b. "NS r"
Boutillier Elizabeth F Wife M Dec 5 1855 46 b. "NS r"
Boutillier Alban M Son S Dec 13 1879 22 RR Conductor he and all other children b. "NS u"
Boutillier Winifred F Daughter S Oct 4 1883 18
Boutillier Charles M Son S Sep 9 1885 16
Boutillier Gerti F Daughter S Apr 15 1886 15
Boutillier Lewis F Son S Feb 2 1888 13
Boutillier Mary F Daughter S May 15 1891 10
Boutillier Ruby F Daughter S Feb 27 1893 8
Shockhart Mary F Mother in Law W Aug 20 1825 76 b. "NS u"
Source Information 1901 Census of Canada
Subdistrict Sydney (Town/Ville), CAPE BRETON, NOVA SCOTIA
District Number 28
Subdistrict Number z-4
Archives Microfilm T-6448
Boutlier Joseph M Head M Jul 1851 59 "Irish" Merchant- grocer
Boutlier Elisabeth F Wife M Nov 1856 54 "English"
Boutlier Tresa F Daughter S Feb 1893 18 "Irish"
Boutlier Charley M Son S Nov 1902 8 "Scotch" in school ten months/year [This is actually Joseph's grandson, the son of his daughter Winifred, named Charles T. Fraser.]
McMillian Mary F Domestic S Nov 1893 age 17 domestic for a private family "Scotch" "Presbyterian"
Sugard Mary F Mother-in-law W Aug 1826 84 "Irish" no read/no write
Boutlier Alban M Son M Dec 1880 30 "Irish" earnings in 1910 $600
Boutlier Johna F Wife M Apr 1885 26 "Irish"
Boutlier Thomas M Son S Oct 1906 4 "Irish" not in school no read/no write
Boutlier Peter M Son S Aug 1908 2 "Irish" not in school no read/no write
all native speakers of English, RC, and read/write except where noted.
1911 Census of Canada / Nova Scotia / Cape Breton South / 35 Sydney / page 19
Family note in possession of the author, probably oral history taken down by Patricia (Tate) Boutilier in 1980s from Cecilia (Boutilier) Bates (1904-1991):
Henry Boutilier
Joseph Boutilier-Elizabeth Schegard's
1) Albert- fireman on the rail road- dead- South Dakota- changed name to Butler in South Dakota
2) Charlie- electrician- dead- Boston
3) Louis - barber- dead
4) Ruby- dead- single never married
5) Maud -dead- Gervais, Artemus. above "Artemus": name "Alshorn" is crossed out
6) Winnie- dead- Teedee's mother (1) Frazier- Charlie, Gertrude, Larder. (2) Felix Trudell- Emmeline Trudell
7) Gertrude-dead-
"Joseph Boutilier or Le Boutilier born South of France died 1930 I believe. He was in his late 90 I believe. Went to sea as a cook in his young days. Spoke French and Germany-Dutch (Holland) I remember he would hold me on his lap as a small child 6-7 yrs and sing to me in German. Some times Dutch. (like yesterday in my mind) Then he says must go in to my kitchen and taste my soup. He came to Canada and settled at Boutilier Point which is today Peggy Cove. its on So. shore of Halifax about 18 miles. He and many were booted out of B. Point because they were not Catholic. He then came to Sydney and opened a Beer Bar on Corner Falmouth. Charlotte St. He made good and bought property which was about 2.-00 a lot. some less He send for Elizabeth Shochard and her mother. from Ireland they settled in Mabou. C.B. He was converted a Catholic 3 years before he married. His brothers came over bought half Cox heath and settled there. There are no brothers left all dead. He was the last one." (excerpted from letter in possession of the website author, dated October 16, 1979, of Gertrude (Fraser) Aucoin, daughter of Winifred Boutilier, to Cecilia (Boutilier) Bates)
Sydney Post Record December 30 1929 p 3
"Joseph Boutilier-After a lingering illness the death occured early Saturday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Eric McKay, Kings Road, of Joseph Boutilier, well known Sydney resident. Deceased, who was seventy years of age, was born at Coxheath, but had lived in Sydney for the greater portion of his life, having conducted a restaurant on lower Charlotte street up until a few years ago, when ill-health forced him to retire. He was a widower, his wife having predeceased him some years ago, and surviving are two sons, Louis in Sydney and Charles in Boston, Mass., and three daughters, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Felix Trudell and Miss Ruby, all living in this city. Several brothers, residing at Coxheath, also survive."
Informant of information on Joseph Boutilier's Death Certificate was his daughter Gertrude, with whom he was living, Mrs. "Eric" Mackay, who gives Joseph's parents names as Henry Boutilier and Mary Lee (sic-Mary Ley is his maternal grandmother, mother of Jane Bellworth] Nova Scotia Death Certificate, Registration Year 1915 - Book 24 - Page 101 No. 606
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