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Genealogy of the Canadian and American descendants of John Brand (1757-1841) and his wife Margaret Head, both of Acton, Suffolk County, England by Robert Franklin Brand, 1943
The descendants of George and Martha Falconer: A genealogy of a Canadian and American family, 1814-1980, with a historical perspective by George Alexander Falconer, 1980
Notebook: French-Canadian settlement in the Champlain Island, Grand Isle County, Vermont before the year 1800: Data compiled by Virginia Easley DeMarce, ... of Allen L. Stratton, Veronique Gassette by Virginia Easley DeMarce, 1994
The Louis and Philemon Latterell family: A genealogy by Linda L Schaefer, 1980
Repertoire des mariages de Cornwall, 1937-1979: Pour les (8) paroisses suivantes--Blessed Sacrament, Canadian Martyrs, Christ-Roi, Sainte-Croix, Saint-Felix-de-Valois, ... Saint-Jean-Bosco, Sainte-Therese-de-Lisieux by Charles R Fournier, 1981
The French-Canadian ancestry of Cyprien Asselin, 1837-1905 and Celina Henry, 1836-1905 by Loretta Penchi, 1978
The French-Canadian families of the plains and upper mountain states: Abstracts from the federal census of 1900 by Albert H Ledoux, 1991
The "dit" name: French-Canadian surnames, aliases, adulterations and anglicizations by Robert J Quintin, 1996
Different family names and spellings of French Canadian families from 1765-1850 by Youville LabonteÌ, 1986
French-Canadian families of the north central states: A genealogical dictionary by Paul J Lareau, 1977
Tracing your ancestors in Minnesota: French and Canadian: A brief outline by Wiley R Pope, 1979
The genealogy of Alan Fisher & Teresa Fisher Boardman: The history & genealogy of six Minnesota pioneer families : Bougret dit Dufort, Fisher, Rousseau, St. Aubin, Thiffault, Vandelac by Bernice Rousseau Fisher, 1997
1999 supplement to 1998 edition of Resources for Polish-American and Polish-Canadian genealogical research: Revised section on Polish churches and parish records by Edward R Brandt, 1999
[Demeules family genealogy.] by Pierre Roland Demeules, 1977

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Canadian Genealogy
Canadian Genealogy Find your genes, friends, family and ancestry to get reunited! Search the largest collection of Canadian family records!
http://www.canadiangenealogy.ca/familyhistory.htm

Extractions: First Name: Last Name: Online tools are making it easier than every to trace relatives back in time and build your family tree. The list below contains some of the most popular records to help you get started with your family history research and discover the missing link in your past. Canadiangenealogy.ca is proud to recommend the following: Birth records, marriage records, and death records Ontario vitals , including Ontario deaths dating back to 1869. They are prime sources for genealogical information. Look also for baptism, christening, and burial records. Start searching in the birth, marriage and death records collection. The Census Collection Few, if any, records reveal as many details about individuals and families as do 1911 Census of Canada collection online. Search for people who were children in 1911. Learn about their parents, grandparents and other extended family. Then follow clues back in time to discover more. Search the UK Census Collection from 1851 to 1901 or the US Census Collection from 1790 to 1930 to find immigrant ancestors.
Canadian History - Early
It wasn’t long after that explorers from Italy, England, and Europe were finding there way into Canada. Canadian Genealogy is a Quadracentifiable thing.
http://www.canadian-genealogy.org/canadian-history-early.php

Extractions: The first known people to settle in what we now know as Canada were Native Americans They were able to reach the land by crossing a land bridge in place between Siberia and Alaska. It is estimated that 300,000 of them migrated there in the early 16th Century. Since the Native Americans who came to settle in Canada were from many different tribes there were several small civilizations all over the land. Each of these civilizations had their own hierarchy in place to contend with the people within it. They also had leaders who would often interact with those from other civilizations. Sometimes the communication was friendly or neutral. Other times though it was tense and even lead to various battles among them. Those who were more advanced were able to take up a trade. A few of the main ones included woodworking. They were able to make ships and boats that allowed them to travel along the rivers. They could use them to engage in trade or to catch large numbers of fish from the water. They were even used to hunt for sea otters and seals. Many of these civilizations were nomadic in nature. That means they were moving from one area to another along the plains. This was done in order to follow the sources of food that they relied upon. Conflicts often arose between civilizations though due to territory while on the move. When food was scarce this was more of an issue than when there was plenty of everyone.
A Guide To Canadian Genealogy
Canadian genealogy including Acadian, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, British Columbia and much more
http://www.geneasearch.com/intl/intlcanadian.htm

Extractions: Canadian genealogy including Acadian, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, British Columbia and much more Canadian genealogy including Acadian, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, British Columbia and much more. International Home International Sites Australia and New Zealand Canada ... Irish Canada Resources on the GeneaSearch Network Canada on Surname Site Sites with lists of names or family information. Maude Elizabeth Seymour Abbott J. O. Apps Adelard Archambault Thomas Reginald Arkell ... James A. Hughes A graduate of Dartmouth College. William James Hunter Chester Deacon Jarvis Herbert Thomas Kalmus Dr. George Frederick Kay ... Canada's Lost Female Ancestors View queries for Lost Female Ancestors Marriage Records marriage records with Canadian connections posted by visitors Genealogy Archives Obituaries, newspaper articles, and other documents with Canadian connections submitted by visitors.
Canadian Genealogy And History Links
Comprehensive listing of WWW pages of interest to Genealogists and Historians conducting Canadian Research
http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl.html
RootsWeb.com - Site Down
In this area you will find a great deal of information that will be of interest as you plan your research on Canadian ancestors, whether they were French, Irish or German
http://www.genealogyforum.com/gfaol/resource/Canada/
Canada Genealogy
Search for ancestors in Canada Genealogy. Find ancestors and family origins in free Ships Passenger lists, images of ships passenger list manifests, Orphan records
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ote/canada/

Extractions: Find ancestors and family origins in free Ships Passenger lists, images of ships passenger list manifests, Orphan records, Almshouse records, Ancestor photos, Census substitutes, Newspaper records, family surnames, church records, military muster rolls, census records, land records, American Genealogy, Canadian Genealogy, Orphan records, Naturalization records, death records and more. brings you Olive Tree EXTRAS at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/
Canadian Genealogy
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Extractions: Canadian Genealogy Books in the Bangor Room - Laforest, Thomas J., Our French-Canadian Ancestors . Palm Harbor, FL: LISI Press, 1983- - Hubbard, B.F., T he History of Stanstead County Province of Quebec . Reprint: Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc., 1988 - White, Stephen A., Dictionnaire G�n�alogique des Familles Acadiennes. Moncton, NB: Centre D'�tudes Acadiennes - Universit� de Moncton, 1999 - Baxter, Angus, In Search of Your Canadian Roots: Tracing your family roots in Canada . Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 2000 Checklist of Parish Registers 1981. Ottawa: Public Archives Canada, 1981 (English and French) - Wood-Holt, B.
Canadian Genealogy
A searchable, noncommercial community of family trees and gedcom files of genealogists who are researching their family history in Canada.
http://www.ringsurf.com/ring/canadiangenealogy/

Extractions: Marketing Via Yellow Pages Canadian Genealogy + ADD YOUR SITE (19 members) netseer_tag_id = "1118"; netseer_ad_width = "700"; netseer_ad_height = "220"; netseer_task = "ad"; netseer_tag_id = "1119"; netseer_ad_width = "715"; netseer_ad_height = "70"; netseer_task = "ad"; Canadian Genealogy Click Member link to see site in tv Canadian Genealogy + ADD YOUR SITE (19 members) A searchable, non-commercial community of family trees and gedcom files of genealogists who are researching their family history in Canada. Antle in Newfoundland This web site exists to provide a forum for the exchange of information concerning the surname ANTLE and all spelling variations in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada. Descendants of Calvin Brown Wright Recording information on the descendants of Calvin Brown Wright, born in Rochester, NY in 1859 and died in Brantford, ON in 1929. The site lists known descendants of James Coshen Peck and Anna Weese of Prince Edward County in Ontario Canada from 1803 to the present.
Top Databases For Canadian Genealogy
If you're searching for Canadian ancestors online, these databases and Web sites are the best place to start. Best of all, most are free!
http://genealogy.about.com/od/canada/tp/top_databases.--l1.htm

Extractions: zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Genealogy Search By Kimberly Powell , About.com Guide If you're searching for Canadian ancestors online, these databases and Web sites are the best place to start. Best of all, many are free! Search for free in a variety of Canadian genealogy resources, including digitized census and passenger lists, land records, naturalization records, passport and other identity papers, and military records. Not all databases are included in the "Ancestors Search," so check out the complete list of available Canadian genealogy databases. zSB(3,3) Search Canadian passenger, Canadian immigration, Canadian census, Canadian vital statistic, Canadian land, Canadian military and other miscellaneous Canadian records from the mid-1700s to the early 1900s in this database of indexed records. Searches of the index are free, but some records require payment if you want a full transcription of the record. This free search tool makes it possible to search for information on Canadian ancestors across multiple genealogy and family history databases hosted by federal, provincial and territorial archives centers and libraries. Many of the available sources are from the previously mentioned Library and Archives Canada, but there are also sources from genealogical societies and records offices in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Quebec, Nova Scotia and others.
Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s - Ancestry.com
Genealogical Research Library, Ontario, Canada. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s1900s database on-line. Provo, UT, USA Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7920
A Canadian Genealogy Project
Genealogy research of French Canadian ancestors from Northern Ontario and Quebec, Canada. Family history includes surnames of Lapierre and Carriere. Includes family group
http://www.cdnroots.com/

Extractions: A Canadian Genealogy Project INTRODUCTION: Welcome to our Canadian Genealogy Project. We are researching the French Canadian surnames of Carriere and Lapierre from the Montreal area of Quebec, Canada. Recently, we have began looking for family history records of August Louis Walters and Mary Elizabeth Atkins of Wentworth County, Hamilton, Ontario. The purpose of this site is to share family history information and enable contact with others who are researching the same family lines. If you have any dates or photos to share, or if you find any information on this site that is incorrect please contact me at the email address below. To protect the privacy of living individuals, their names and details have not been published in this database. Table of Contents Portions of this family history have been submitted by others and essentially transcribed as received. A sincere effort is being made to research and verify all data acquired, regardless of the source. However, no guarantee is given as to the accuracy of any entry in this site or its data. The author therefore accepts no responsibility or liability in the event any entry, in full or in part is subsequently found to be inaccurate or incomplete. Hosted by Durhamwebs
International Genealogical Data - Trace Immigrant Ancestors
With our collection of international genealogical data and passenger records, you can trace your immigrant ancestors and follow your family story across the seas. The index of
http://www.genealogy.com/118facd.html
Www.acgs.org
Research Collaboration with the Vermont FrenchCanadian Genealogy Society. New on-line resources available at our library Wireless Internet Access available at our library
http://www.acgs.org/

Extractions: Help Us Meet Our Goal Our family tree - The Tree of Life - has been a major source of encouragement for providing our members an opportunity to say 'thank you' to our ancestors who planted the seeds from which we grew. Welcome to the ACGS Web site Our 36th Year! Founded in Manchester, New Hampshire in 1973, the Society is here to serve your genealogical research needs. 2010 Holiday Closings A time for family Wednesday, November 24, 2010 closing at 3:00 pm Happy Thanksgiving 3rd Sunday of the month, December 19th - Closed Friday, December 24th and Saturday December 25th Closed all day Merry Christmas Friday, December 31st and Saturday, January 1st - Closed all day Happy New Year Have a great Holiday season from the Board of Directors, the Library Board and all of the Volunteers
Canadian Genealogy Information, Genealogical Surnames For A Family Tree
Canadian genealogy information provided by searching through archived obituaries, genealogical links
http://www.generations.on.ca/genealogy.htm

Extractions: This Canadian genealogy service is intended to help Family Historians, people that are searching for information on family members to help complete their family tree. All Canadian obituaries posted through participating funeral homes will be transferred to our genealogy section. We hope that our genealogy section will become a source for many to find and learn more about their family history. Canadian Genealogy Database Enter information in the form to find A. Gordon Mills In some individual cases, another family member might have passed away before we started posting obituaries on the GENERATIONS web site. If you wish to post another family member in our Genealogical section that has passed away at some time in the past, we also have provided this option. Please click this Genealogy submit form link to post the obituary FOR FREE in our Genealogy section.
Genealogy Help � Canadian Genealogy
Genealogy Help is a site created by five experienced genealogists. We are dedicated to freely helping all genealogists, from novice to advanced, improve their research skills.
http://www.genhelp.org/?p=88
Canadian Genealogy Links
Canadian Genealogy. Canada. Canada GenWeb Project Canadian Federation of Genealogical and Family History Societies Canadian Genealogical Research Links
http://www.canadianfriendsoffinland.ca/gencan.htm
Canadian Genealogy Records Online : Family Tree And Surname Search
Canadian Genealogy, Ancestry and Family Tree Databases. Free Genealogy Search for Family History.
http://www.genealogysearch.org/canada/new.html

Extractions: Yukon Archives Genealogy Research Database : The Yukon Genealogy database is made up of eight separate databases that have been donated to or created by the Ykon Archives since 2002 : Yukon Residents database 1894-1958; Pioneer Cemetery 1900-1965; Grey Mountain Cemetery 1960-1976; Yukon News Obituary Index 1966-2000; Yukon River Basin Deaths and Burials 1887-2007; Francophone Yukoners; Sourdough Air Display 1971-2006; Yukon Barristers Roll 1898-1997.
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Testimonials / T moignages Betty from Saskatchewan you are wonderful Pam from Australia says All of my family wish to say Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, for all of your
http://canadiangenealogyandresearch.ca/
Canadian Genealogy - Genealogy Wise
Dedicated to helping people research their ancestors in Canada. Do you have an area of expertise in Canadian genealogy? Maybe you could offer tips and su…
http://www.genealogywise.com/group/canadiangenealogy

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