Born in High Bluff, Nwt, Manitoba,
Ancestors 
Daughter of Thomas Tommack Hourie
and Agnes (Bird) Hourie
Sister of
Sarah Ann (Hourie) Watson, Robert James Hourie, John Peter Hourie, Thomas Alfred Hourie, Charles Hourie, Mary Ann (Hourie) Turner and Jemima Hourie
Wife of
Patrick Anderson
— married
1881 [location unknown]
Mother of
William Charles Anderson, Edward Mathew Anderson, Walter James Anderson, Christina Anderson, Harriet Anderson, John Patrick Anderson, Colin Oliver Anderson, Mary (Anderson) Owens, Patrick Anderson, George Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Donald Stewart Anderson and Kathleen Anderson
Died
at about age 71
in Saskatchewan, Canada
Profile last modified
| Created 18 Dec 2017
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Biography
Elizabeth (Hourie) Anderson was a Canadian First Peoples and member of the Metis Nation.
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1865 Born in High Bluff, Red River Settlement, Manitoba to Thomas Hourie and Agnes BIRD. Elizabeth Jane Hourie married Patrick Anderson and had 13 children.
1870 Red River census Elizabeth is 12, living with her parents and listed as 'half-breed' (Metis) In her Scrip application Elizabeth notes this year her family is living in the Touchwood Hills of Saskatchewan [1], N.E. of Regina.
1881 Elizabeth marries Patrick Anderson in Prince Albert (stated on her Scrip application). [2]
1886 4 Oct, Elizabeth was living on the Muskoday (John Smith Band) First Nations Saskatchewan reserve when she was discharged from treaty.
1887 6 Oct, 1886 Elizabeth applied for Metis Scrip, which was issued March, 1888:
- Anderson, Elizabeth Jane; address: Prince Albert; claim no. 1053; born: 1865 *at High Bluff; father: Thomas Hourie (Métis); mother: Agnes Bird (Métis); *children living: 1; children deceased: 2; scrip for $240.00
1891 Canada Census, she is 25 living in the Carlton District of Saskatchewan south of Prince Albert. Husband and son Walter James and daughter Christina are with her. [3]
1921 Canada Census Elizabeth is living with her family on a grain farm in the Buckland area, west of Prince Albert. She is 56.
1931 Canada Census Elizabeth and family are still living in Buckland. She is 71, and identifies as a 'homemaker'.
1936 She passed away
Quality Sources
1870 Red River Census [4]
1921 Canada Census, Saskatchewan [5]
1931 Canada Census, Saskatchewan [6]
Record of her withdrawl from Indian Treaty [7]
Library and Archives Canada Record of Metis Scrip valued at $240 [8] AND [9]
Other Sources
Mothers of the Resistance 1869–1870 Red River Métis Genealogies, listed under Agnes with part of her family [10]
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