I appreciate all replies, and questions. I must start with saying that I wish you accept my apologies for the confusion. I did not mean to sound redundant making my question. First of all, by the time I had typed my last comment, other members of the forum had already answered my question. Unfortunately I did not see these comments until after. Then I had to attend some matters, and it was not until now that I was able to comment again. I am not trolling. Some have answered my questions, and I appreciate you taking time to reply.
Since the criminal code of Canada has a specific definition for individuals, I decided to be specific with the words. So I remade my question again, using the word individual. That was the intent behind remaking the question of ownership of individuals. The answer was no, I am clear. So that might had helped to give the impression of redundancy to a few, or trolling. But I am not. So again, I wish you accept my apologies. I know you have it for the "freedumb movement," and that would only be one more thing we have in common. I have a personal contempt for these kind, and as you know, we at The Tender for Law call them "a looming threat."
Thirdly, I have told you that I want for everyone, including my persons, to obey the law. And that means to obey ALL laws, included, but not limited to, acts, codes, and statutes of the whichever jurisdiction my persons happen to be in, should they apply. Let's say I travel to the United States with a Canadian passport. While in the US, I will make sure my persons obey the local laws. I promised to. It's right there in the signature of the passport. In that particular case, I am surety if my persons don't obey the law. Freedumbers don't want to obey the law, and want to break their promises, and I come here saying that I have been taught by Scott Duncan the importance of everyone obeying the law, and to fulfill promises/contracts. I would appreciate if you don't lump me, or Scott Duncan for that matter, with the "freedumb movement."
In The Tender for Law Scott has NEVER charged, and/or asked for any kind of money. We don't like what the deluded "freedumbers" do, charge and pay money for information. That is FRAUD! And we do not like fraud. We are taught everyone is to obey the law. We are taught to fulfill our promises. We are taught the value of truth, and the perils of lying. We are not running "discharging/set-off" scams to get free shit. What is not to like about that? Why are some here trying very hard to lump me/us with fraudsters?

There are a few questions some of you have posed. I intend to answers them, but in another comment. It takes time. I wanted to at least settle the confusion of my seemingly redundant question, that I acknowledge some have answered with no. Are any of the ones that replied "no," to the question of ownership of individuals, a lawyer? I would appreciate an answer.
Before I leave, since Pete Daoust has been brought to the discussion, and he has some pending matters today, he asked me to pose this question here:
Can Pete use the surety of his person, so this surety can discharge public debt sent to his person? Yes, or no? Thank you.