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Known Issues

Question: I found an extracted record showing that a person lived in Northumberland, Malbaie but when I look at the image, the browse points shows Canada, Lower Canada Census, 1825 > Northumberland > Ile aux Coudres Image 2 of 7. Is the location Malbaie or Ile aux Coudres?
Answer: The information on the extracted page is most likely correct. To verify the correct location, look at the page number on the image. Pages 1982-1995 are from Malbaie, pages 1995-1997 are from Ile aux Coudres.

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