1861 census 389 page 005 line 16 film C1073 lds0349321 16 BOUCHER Michell m 34 married married during the year 1853 17 BOUCHER {BLETTE} Louisa f 24 married 18 BOUCHER Louisa f 6 19 BOUCHER Adelaide f 3 20 BOUCHER Michell m 2 21 BOUCHER Mary f 17 22 BLETT Pierre m 50 widower married during the year 1830 Michel BOUCHE M Male French 55 Ontario Laborer Catholic Catherine BOUCHE M Female French 35 Ontario Catholic Pierre BOUCHE Male French 10 Ontario Catholic Edward BOUCHE Male French 8 Ontario Catholic Henry BOUCHE Male French 7 Ontario Catholic Pollite BOUCHE Male French 4 Ontario Catholic Josephine BOUCHE Female French 2 Ontario Catholic Polline BOUCHE Female French <1 Born: Aug; 9/12 Ontario Catholic Pierre BOUCHE M Male French 84 Ontario Catholic Julie BOUCHE M Female French 76 Ontario Catholic Source Information: Census Place Tiny, Simcoe North, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375887 NA Film Number C-13251 District 139 Sub-district H Division 1 Page Number 57 Household Number 230 Bushey Michael M Head M Apr 14 1827 73 Bushey Catharine F Wife M Dec 1842 58 Bushey Edward M Son S Nov 12 1872 28 Bushey Henery M Son S Aug 25 1874 26 Bushey Paul M Son S Sep 1 1876 24 Bushey Josephine F Daughter S Apr 3 1878 22 In 1875, the lower mill school was built in Byng Inlet North and it was their first. It was a small frame school and became known officially as S.S. #2 Wallbridge since #1 was already operating in Byng Inlet South. It ran until 1883 when the teacher, Miss Armstrong was drowned while skating home across the river. The school did not reopen, partly because of declining students due to a slackening in the lumber business, partly because of the difficulty in finding a teacher who was willing to come to the area. For the next three years Byng Inlet North children went to school across the river, walking on ice in the winter and across the log booms the rest of the year. It is during this time that Michel Boucher with his large family moved from Penetang and helped to increase the Byng Inlet population from then to this day.