This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MUISE/MEUSE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EQC.2ACI/887.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Barbara, I don't have alot of info besides what I sent you. I did check the Census for 1901 and found the family. Muise, Rueben - June/1872 - age 29 Muise, Annie E.- wife Aug. 14, 1869 - 31 Muise, Mary E. - dau. 25/Oct/1890 - 10 Muise, James E. - son - 5/June/1893 - 7 Muise, Clara E. - dau. -18/June/1895 - 5 Muise, Lennie M. - dau. -5/May/1890 [should be 1900]-10 mths Muise, Alice M. - SISTER - Sept/1884 - 16 {Note : Annie E. was listed as Annie F. mistakenly] When I checked the 1911 Census for Yarmouth I could not find the family at first. Then I found Clara - she was living with a family of Bernard Smith and his wife Sadie who had 3 dau. and two sons. She was listed as a Boarder- age 15 - Student. With another family of Monde Muise and wife Jane, was Lennie Muise age 11 - student, listed as adopted daughter. Monde was age 70 and wife Jane age 73. With the Jacquard family of Joseph and wife Sadie who had 3sons and two dau. was James Muise listed as Lodger, single age 17 yrs and occup. listed laborer at the Wharf. I could not find their father and mother Rueben and Annie E. Further research at the St. Ambrose Cemetery -headstone Muise, Rueben 1870 - 1955 Anna Elizabeth 1874 -1902 wife of Rueben Muise The mother had died and the children were living with different families. I could not find Rueben listed and he may have gone to the U.S.A. to work. >From some notes I had for marriages was a listing for Clara Edna Muise and under the husband side it was listed as Urbain [which is Rueben] which should have been in the column for father's name but no listing for husband's name. It was dated 1914 no month or day listed. So I assume she married in Yarmouth in 1914 and then moved to U.S.A.