I have been doing more work on the 1921 Census for Grandview and have discovered that the north side of the 2000-block Venables Street was missed by the enumerator.
The south side of the block (house numbers: 2012, 2030, 2036, 2052, 2056, 2062 and 2076) is captured on pages 4, 5 and 6 of district 22, sub-district 74 of the Census. But after several hours of looking, I can find no trace of the north side on any page in that sub-district or its surrounding neighbours.
To double check, I did name searches in the Census for the residents listed in the City Directory for that year and again came up blank.
Given that the Census in those years was reliant entirely on fallible human surveyors, I wonder how many blocks or partial blocks were missed across the country?
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Given the paucity of houses in the next blocks east, maybe they gave up as the directory collectors did?
Venables 1921
Lakewood intersects
2103 Anthony Edw S
2104 Ross Arthur G
2109 Robertson James C
21lO White James L
2117 Strup Frank
2122 Henderaon Lewls
2122 (rear)Carlson Carl G
2123 Pearl H D
21Z4 Fernle Alex
2136 Larson David W
2137 McKelvle Archd J
2142 Vacant
2143 Marshall David
2144 G|llard Herbt L
2140 Murphy Mrs Margaret
21S5 Henderson Wm
2062 Vacant
Templeton Drive Intersects
2222 Shuldt Emil W C
2230 Main James
Garden Drive Intersects
Nanaimo Intersects
2426 Littler James
2427 Garten Joseph
2428 McLure Donald
2434 Hamilton Robt
2446 Webb Saml
Clinton Intersects
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Nope. They are all included in the Census.
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