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| Atlantic Canada HistoryOur Ancestors, had hardships and good times, many changes happened through their years leading up to today. This site will bring you info on what Atlantic Canadians went through. |
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I will continue to add more links to this site. You can Help.
If you know of any good links that you have used in your research, just let us know and we will add them to the list.
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Family SearchGenealogic databases of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
the largest collection of free family history,
family tree and genealogy records in the world. |
 LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA
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Pier 21Canadian Immigration into Halifax |
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Ellis IslandSearch for Your Ancestors Arrival at Ellis Island |
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Immigrants to CanadaEmigration Information of the Nineteenth Century :
The information on these pages has been extracted from various government records, as well as the odd shipping record (mostly from the Allan Line). It contains, voyage accounts, emigration information, lists of ships sailing to Canada, information on the ports, and on the people |
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That's My FamilyThe federated search engine offered on this page was launched and is maintained by Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ). Library and Archives Canada (LAC) partners with BAnQ to oversee the evolution of this project which is also supported by the Council of Provincial and Territorial Archivists (CPTA) of Canada.
The search tool, free of charge and available in French and in English, leads to genealogy and family history databases hosted by federal, provincial or territorial archives centres and libraries, or by other partners.
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 Canadian Census
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Canadian Genealogy CentreWelcome to the Canadian Genealogy Centre
A great place to research your family history! |
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Canadian Genealogy Index, 600s-1900s |
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Upper and Lower Canada Marriage Bonds |
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Canada Gen WebYour gateway to Canadian genealogy |
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Canada Genealogy |
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1852 Census of the Province of CanadaCanada East (Quebec) ,
Canada West (Ontario) |
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Index to the 1901 Census of CanadaAll census images viewed on this site are loaded directly from the Library and Archives Canada Web Site. |
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Index to the 1906 Census of the Northwest ProvincesNote: the 1906 Census only covered the three prairie provinces, there was no census of the other provinces in 1906. |
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1911 Census of Canada Indexing ProjectImages of the 1911 census forms are loaded directly from the 1911 Census site at the Canadian Genealogy Centre, a program of Library and Archives Canada |
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Our RootsCanada's local Histories online |
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Interment.netCemetery Transcription Library |
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Canada Cemetary Lists (always in 'progress')Canada Gen Web Cemetary Project |
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CanadaGenWeb For Kids ProjectCome on in and learn about Your Family History |
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ROOTS-L Resources: Canadian Resources |
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The Global GazetteCanada's Online Family History Magazine |
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TheShipsList: Passengers, Ships, ShipwrecksNew from Ancestry, with over 10 million passenger lists and ... From this page find ship arrival information to Australia, Canada and the United States and ... |
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Library & Archives CanadaArchivianet, an online research tool for 1911 Census of Canada |
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Canadian DirectoriesWho was Where |
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Find Your Canadian Ancestors
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Canadian Immigration & Naturalization Records
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Canadian Military Records
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Canadian Top Databases
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Automated GenealogyAutomated Genealogy hosts several projects to index Canadian censuses. |
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Citations for Canadians |
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Canada's Digital Collections archived at Library and Archives Canada |
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Our RootsOur Roots is a library, archive, museum and school all in one. Check the collection to find Canadian local histories in French and English. Check Educational Resources for learning |
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CANADIAN VIRTUAL WAR MEMORIALThis site contains a registry of information about the graves and memorials of more than 116,000 Canadians and Newfoundlanders who served valiantly and gave their lives for their country |
 NATIVE HISTORY
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Lower Canada Land Petitions"When New France became a British colony in 1763, the land system changed. New lands were now granted as part of townships instead of seigneuries. Many early settlers, both military and civilian, submitted petitions to the Governor to obtain Crown land. The Lower Canada Land Petitions contain petitions for grants or leases of land and other administrative records. This research tool provides access to more than 95,000 references to individuals who lived in present-day Quebec between 1764 and 1841." |
 ACADIAN HISTORY
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ACADIAN GenWeb SiteMichele Doucette has traced his roots back to the original Acadian settlers. |
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Acadian Genealogy Homepage - The FIRST (1991) and still the BEST Acadian-Cajun resource site on the internet, providing visitors information of |
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The Acadian-Cajun Family
An extensive lineage-linked database of genealogical information with the original source of the data included, when/where available. Some of the individuals are French-Canadian, and not Acadian. These are included to assist your research, given the fact that there were/are numerous inter-marriages between French-Canadians and Acadians. |
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Acadian Tombstone PhotosAcadian Cemeteries / New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Cemeteries has amassed thousands of headstone photos and placed them on their web site |
 British Homechildren
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Home Children (1869-1930) |
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British Home Children LinksAutomated Genealogy - A listing of links from records in the index to the 1901 Census to the Home Children records at the Library and Archives Canada web site. Names are as they appear in the 1901 Census. |
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The British Home Children Society100,000 British Home Children (BHC) were sent to Canada to work as indentured farm labourers and domestic servants as part of the British Child Emigration Scheme to Canada (1870-1957). Over 50 British childcare organizations were involved in the scheme. The children’s familial ties were broken once ‘in care’ and sent to Canada. Most spent their lives trying to find their parents and siblings. Their descendants have inherited the mystery of their ancestors search for their identities. |
 RCMP
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Royal Canadian Mounted PoliceLooking for information about a relative who served in the North-West Mounted Police ?
The Royal Northwest Mounted Police ? Or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police ? Looking for photographs ?
Please see Archives for further information and instructions.
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 ALBERTA
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Alberta GenWebFREE source location for online genealogical research for every county in the province of Alberta |
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Alberta CemeteriesInterment.net
Alberta Cemeteries,browse Cemeteries by County |
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Alberta Cemetary ListCanada Gen Web Cemetary Project |
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RootswebCanadian Resources: Alberta |
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Alberta, Canada Census Records |
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Alberta Genealogical Society1901 Census: Alberta and Saskatchewan (Districts 202-206) |
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1906 - Census - AlbertaIndex to the 1906 Census of the Northwest Provinces
(1906 Census only covered the three prairie provinces, there was no census of the other provinces in 1906.) |
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Our Future, Our Past: The Alberta Heritage Digitization ProjectOur Future, Our Past: The Alberta Heritage Digitization Project (AHDP) is an ongoing, not-for-profit endeavor to provide all those interested in Alberta's history free, online access to cultural and heritage materials. Browse newspapers from 1885, read entire books about local communities, research legal documents, view historic photographs, and explore much more! |
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Alberta Airphoto Collection |
 BRITISH COLUMBIA
 MANITOBA
 NEW BRUNSWICK
 NEWFOUNDLAND
 NOVA SCOTIA
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The Nova Scotia Genealogy Network Association |
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RootswebCanadian Resources: Nova Scotia |
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1770 Census of Lunenburg, N.SThe information contained on the first census of Lunenburg County was taken in January of 1770 and contains 298 names listed, with a total of 1493 people living in Lunenburg County. It was not broken down as to town and country lots. |
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Nova Scotia Census - 1770-1787Check out other Nova Scotia Census records from the Nova Scotia Gen Web 1770-1787 Census for Amherst, Annapolis, Barrington, Conway, Cumberland, Falmouth, Granville, Hillsborough, Horton, New Dublin, Onslow, Donegall/Pictou, Sackville, Truro, Yarmouth and Queens County |
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Censuses of the Mi'kmaq in Nova Scotia 1871, 1881, 1891Part of the Mi'kmaq Resource centre at
http://mrc.uccb.ns.ca/census.html
Great historical and informative site about the life of the Mi'kmaq people. |
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Cemeteries of Nova ScotiaCemetery Transcription Library at Interment.net |
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Nova Scotia Cemetary ListCanada Gen Web Cemetary Project |
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Halifax City Deaths: 1890 to 1908Two registers for the City of Halifax totalling 457 pages. They cover the years 1890-1908 and include 17,890 entries. |
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Halifax Explosion LinksA listing of links from records in the index to the 1901 Census to the Halifax Explosion Book of Rememberence entries at the Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management web site. Names are as they appear in the 1901 Census. |
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Nova Scotia GenWebFREE source location for online genealogical research for Nova Scotia |
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Nova Scotia Miner's Tribute PagesTHIS WEBSITE IS DEDICATED AS A LIVING MEMORIAL, TO PRESERVE - THE MEMORY OF ALL COAL MINERS WHO GAVE THEIR ALL |
 ONTARIO
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Ontario Genealogical SocietyFounded in 1961 to encourage, bring together and assist all those interested in the pursuit of family history. |
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Ontario Gen WebOntarioGenWeb specializes in the how and where - how to research Ontario and where to find research resources. |
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RootswebCanadian Resources: Ontario |
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Cemeteries of OntarioCemetery Transcription Library at Interment.net |
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Ontario Cemetary ListCanada Gen Web Cemetary Project |
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1852 Census of Canada West (Ontario) |
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Petrolia - Canada's Victorian Oil Town At the Petrolia - Canada's Victorian Oil Town website you will find photos and descriptions of our designated properties as well as other significant buildings in Petrolia Ontario and a brief outline of the Heritage Committees ongoing activities. There are over 1000 new & vintage photos that have taken years to accumulate by many people and are presented here for your enjoyment. |
 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
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Census P.E.I.Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society |
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Prince Edward Island Baptismal IndexThe Prince Edward Island Baptismal Index is a database of baptismal records, taken from existing church records from across the Island. In lieu of official birth certificates which were not issued until 1906, baptismal records provide information concerning individuals’ births and parentage. The database contains over 92,000 records which span the years approximately 1777 to 1886. |
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Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society |
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P.E.I. GenWebPrince Edward Island, Canada
Great site with searchable databases from census, ship' passengers lists,land records, cemetaries and so much more. |
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RootswebCanadian Resources: Prince Edward Island |
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The Island RegisterPrince Edward Island's Premier Genealogy Home Page
The "Island Register" is your "Number 1" on-line source for P.E.I. Genealogy, with over 904 P.E.I. lineages, and 4500+ documents online. The Register's finest assets, are its users! |
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Prince Edward Island CemeteriesCemetery Transcription Library at interment.net |
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Prince Edward Island Cemetary ListCanada Gen Web Cemetary Project |
 QUEBEC
 SASKATCHEWAN
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Saskatchewan Genealogical SocietyProvide assistance to anyone researching their heritage in Saskatchewan and around the world and promote, encourage and foster the study of genealogical and original research in the Province of Saskatchewan. |
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Saskatchewan Gen WebOnline research for saskatchewan research |
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RootswebCanadian Resources: Saskatchewan |
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Saskatchewan CemeteriesCemetery Transcription Library at Interment.net |
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Saskatchewan Cemetary ListCanada Gen Web Cemetary Project |
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Saskatchewan Cemetaries ProjectThere are 3357 cemetaries and burial sites located in Saskatchewan. 515 have been transcribed or photographed and indexed as of March 16, 2007 |
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1906 - Census - SaskatchewanIndex to the 1906 Census of the Northwest Provinces
(Note: the 1906 Census only covered the three prairie provinces, there was no census of the other provinces in 1906.) |
 NORTH WEST TERRITORIES
 NUNAVUT
 YUKON TERRITORY
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