In the 1911 Canada Census, living on Boundary Street in Milltown, N.B. were shoe factory cutter Albert Burns, 42, born August, 1868 in N.B.; Mary, 37, born March, 1874; saleslady Lottie, 20, born September 1890; retail dry goods worker William, 19, born October 1891; Mabel, 18, born December 1892; Mary, 13, born January 1898; Edmond, 10, born May, 1901; Webber, 6, born January 1905; Dorothy, 5, born May, 1906; and James, 1, born January, 1910, all born in N.B.
In the 1901 Canada Census, shoe cutter Albert Burns, 34, born August 22, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary S., 29, born March 26, 1872; Lottie M., 11, born September 4, 1889; William R., 9, born October 20, 1891; Mabel T., 8, born December 3, 1892; Mary J., 2, born January 12, 1899, all born in N.B.
In the 1891 Canada Census, cotton weaver Albert Burns, 23, born N.B., parents born N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 20, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Lottie, 1. born N.B.; and cotton weaver Wilmot, 19, born N.B., parents born N.B.
Albert Lewis Burns, born Scotch Ridge, N.B., married Mary Sophia Robinson, born Basswood Ridge, N.B. on Sept, 27, 1888.
In the 1881 Canada Census, farmer William Burns, 40, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen Parish, N.B. with Mary, 39, farmer' son Albert, 16; farmer's son Samuel, 11; Lottie, 9; John, 6; Skiffington, 5; and Robert, 1, all born in N.B; and farmer James, 51, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Francis Burn, 42, born N.B., was living in St. James Parish, N.B. with farmer William J., 29; Mary Ann., 26; William A., ; Robert L, 3; and Samuel W., 1, all born in N.B.
Albert was the son of William Burns and Mary Hamilton.
In the 1901 Canada Census, shoe cutter Albert Burns, 34, born August 22, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary S., 29, born March 26, 1872; Lottie M., 11, born September 4, 1889; William R., 9, born October 20, 1891; Mabel T., 8, born December 3, 1892; Mary J., 2, born January 12, 1899, all born in N.B.
In the 1891 Canada Census, cotton weaver Albert Burns, 23, born N.B., parents born N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 20, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Lottie, 1. born N.B.; and cotton weaver Wilmot, 19, born N.B., parents born N.B.
Albert Lewis Burns, born Scotch Ridge, N.B., married Mary Sophia Robinson, born Basswood Ridge, N.B. on Sept, 27, 1888.
In the 1881 Canada Census, farmer William Burns, 40, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen Parish, N.B. with Mary, 39, farmer' son Albert, 16; farmer's son Samuel, 11; Lottie, 9; John, 6; Skiffington, 5; and Robert, 1, all born in N.B; and farmer James, 51, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Francis Burn, 42, born N.B., was living in St. James Parish, N.B. with farmer William J., 29; Mary Ann., 26; William A., ; Robert L, 3; and Samuel W., 1, all born in N.B.
Albert was the son of William Burns and Mary Hamilton.
In the 1911 Canada Census, living on Boundary Street in Milltown, N.B. were shoe factory cutter Albert Burns, 42, born August, 1868 in N.B.; Mary, 37, born March, 1874; saleslady Lottie, 20, born September 1890; retail dry goods worker William, 19, born October 1891; Mabel, 18, born December 1892; Mary, 13, born January 1898; Edmond, 10, born May, 1901; Webber, 6, born January 1905; Dorothy, 5, born May, 1906; and James, 1, born January, 1910, all born in N.B.
In the 1901 Canada Census, shoe cutter Albert Burns, 34, born August 22, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary S., 29, born March 26, 1872; Lottie M., 11, born September 4, 1889; William R., 9, born October 20, 1891; Mabel T., 8, born December 3, 1892; Mary J., 2, born January 12, 1899, all born in N.B.
In the 1891 Canada Census, cotton weaver Albert Burns, 23, born N.B., parents born N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 20, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Lottie, 1. born N.B.; and cotton weaver Wilmot, 19, born N.B., parents born N.B.
Albert Lewis Burns, born Scotch Ridge, N.B., married Mary Sophia Robinson, born Basswood Ridge, N.B. on Sept, 27, 1888.
In the 1881 Canada Census, farmer William Burns, 40, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen Parish, N.B. with Mary, 39, farmer' son Albert, 16; farmer's son Samuel, 11; Lottie, 9; John, 6; Skiffington, 5; and Robert, 1, all born in N.B; and farmer James, 51, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Francis Burn, 42, born N.B., was living in St. James Parish, N.B. with farmer William J., 29; Mary Ann., 26; William A., ; Robert L, 3; and Samuel W., 1, all born in N.B.
Albert was the son of William Burns and Mary Hamilton.
In the 1901 Canada Census, shoe cutter Albert Burns, 34, born August 22, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary S., 29, born March 26, 1872; Lottie M., 11, born September 4, 1889; William R., 9, born October 20, 1891; Mabel T., 8, born December 3, 1892; Mary J., 2, born January 12, 1899, all born in N.B.
In the 1891 Canada Census, cotton weaver Albert Burns, 23, born N.B., parents born N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 20, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Lottie, 1. born N.B.; and cotton weaver Wilmot, 19, born N.B., parents born N.B.
Albert Lewis Burns, born Scotch Ridge, N.B., married Mary Sophia Robinson, born Basswood Ridge, N.B. on Sept, 27, 1888.
In the 1881 Canada Census, farmer William Burns, 40, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen Parish, N.B. with Mary, 39, farmer' son Albert, 16; farmer's son Samuel, 11; Lottie, 9; John, 6; Skiffington, 5; and Robert, 1, all born in N.B; and farmer James, 51, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Francis Burn, 42, born N.B., was living in St. James Parish, N.B. with farmer William J., 29; Mary Ann., 26; William A., ; Robert L, 3; and Samuel W., 1, all born in N.B.
Albert was the son of William Burns and Mary Hamilton.
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