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Mine Manager, ca 1907, to at least 1911: William (Bill) Addie b- Apr 1866, in Scotland Immigrated in 1902 Living in Company House #20 in 1911, Presbyterian married bet July-Sept 1896 in Leicester Reg Dist, Leicester, UK Wife- Lizzie Addie, nee Munton, b- Mar 1874, in Leicester, England, Religion- Anglican Member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Estevan, ca 1919-20 Lizzie and 2 children immigrated in 1905 3 children: Mavis Addie b- July 1897 in district Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales Vera Beatrice Addie- b- Feb 1900 in district Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, Vera taught at Lignite School ca 1917 son- Collin Addie- b- 1909 in SK Mine Foreman in 1911- George Bruce b- July 1876 in Scotland Immigrated in 1907 Living in Company House #19 in 1911 Wife Ada Bruce, nee ?, b- July 1875 in England Ada and 2 sons immigrated in 1908 2 sons: Wilfred Bruce, b- Nov 1903 in England Kenneth Bruce- b- Aug 1905 in England Other Mine Employees in 1911 living in Company Houses note- some names are very hard to read, and correct spelling is doubtful Boarding House Mary Holley, a widow, b- Feb 1854 in Wales her husband Samuel Holley, d- Sept 27, 1910, age 48, buried in Taylorton Cemetery Mary died Jan 20, 1938, also buried in Taylorton Cemetery living with daughter- Maud Holley Boarders: Mark Binks Alek Symotuk John Smart John Lowey Cecil Jones Dill Henderson Thomas Smyth, wife Beatrice House #1 Joseph Mould, wife Christina, children, Dorothy & John House #2 John Jirves, wife Jennie, children, Mary, Simon, Fanny, Ellen House #3 John Lechoicz, wife Annie, daughter Mary Fik Szczepan- Boarder House #4 Terry Howenerzk(sp?) John Lysze & Alek Lysze, Boarders House #5 Harry Bozuk, wife Girtie, children, John, Fred, & Mary Boarders- Adam Sekowi(sp?), John Wayel(sp?), Nick Reno, Pete Boruk, Steve Holycsuk Nick Reno born in Bulgaria, Steam Foreman House #6 Alex Wrict (sp?), wife Kate, son Mack or Nock? John Da??p, brother to Kate? Steve Czezcweth(sp?), Dan Smaka(sp?), Nick Nemsof(sp?) House #7 Pete Scknick, wife Annie, daughter, Annie Sam Chycuk, Joe Makesky Joe, Frank Dingas (sp?), boarders House 8 Samuel Holley, wife Amelia, son William House 9 Mike Duzmiski, wife Georgina, daughter Josie, all from Austria Louis Lubinski- boarder House #10 James Milne Andrew Wilkie- boarder, both from Scotland House #11 Frank Skimisk, wife Jane, and son, Herbert, brother Nicol Steve Mulemuka(sp?), boarder House #12 Peter Powroznik, wife Mary, daughters, Annie & Stefinia Peter shown as Mine labourer House #13 Chas Hewko, d- July 27, 1946, wife Magdalena (Maggie) Hewko, b- 1885, d- 1918 both buried in Taylorton Cemetery Living with them, children, Steve & Francis Steve Muzusy (sp?), boarder Mr. Hewko was a Track man, House #14 Nicol Diczanik (sp?) August Stenik, boarder House #15 Alex Sorrebko (sp?), wife Mary, son Steve House #16 Nellie D. Hurlbert, nee Poore, a Widow in 1911, b- USA children, William, Benjiman, Floid (Floyd), Marian (Marion?), b- USA Edna May, Walter, Gladys Violet b- SK, all near Oxbow William Hurlbert and Benjiman Hurlbert were miners, and Floid (Floyd) Hurlbert was a Switchman Nellie's husband was: Francis Marion Hurlbert or Franklin Hurlbert or Marion Francis Hurlbert, take your pick! 1904 they were on Section 22- Tsp 4- Rge 2- W2 in Oxbow district Immigrated in 1902 from USA 1905 census, more children, Elsie, & Lyle she is shown as a wife, but no husband shown? House #17 James Alfred Stock, wife- Rose Emma, nee Fox, married bet Apr-June 1877, reg dist of Lincoln, in Lincolnshire UK children, Ernest Stock, Bertram Stock & Maud Hilda Stock James Alfred Stock was a Blacksmith, Ernest age 20, miner, Bertram age 16, mine driver House #18 Pit Boss- Alexander McGregor- b- Aug 1868, in Scotland wife Isabella McGregor, nee Cowan, born in Scotland children: James, Mary, & Annie- born in Scotland William, Isabella, Maggie Cowan, & Alexander- born in SK Isabella and Maggie in Roche Percee James shown as age 16, Mine Driver House #21 Archie Davidson, b- Feb 1875, in England, Steam Engineer daughter Elizabeth Davidson, b- Aug 1905 in SK his wife Nellie Davidson, nee Gilmore d- Dec 26, 1909, age 26, buried in Taylorton Cemetery Their son John Burnett b- Nov 7, 1909, d- Aug 17, 1910 Looks like Nellie died from birth complications M&S Coal Mine-1911 M&S Coal Mine Plans © Last modified: 2018/02/20 12:30by dlgent Log In