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habitantsandvoyageurs.blogspot.com

Habitants and Voyageurs: Adventures in French-Canadian and Anishinaabe Genealogy: June 2011

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Habitants and Voyageurs: Adventures in French-Canadian and Anishinaabe Genealogy. Come along with me while I trace my French-Canadian and Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) ancestors to the border and beyond, all the way back to the earliest white settlers of Quebec. Along the way, I'll share what I've learned about resources and research strategies. Tuesday, June 21, 2011. Today I’d like to discuss a source for all of the kinds of things the vital records of Quebec don’t. A French or French-Canadian notaire. The real...

arbuthnott.com

Memories of the Arbuthnots of Kincardinshire & Aberdeenshire

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Memories of the Arbuthnots. Of Kincardineshire and Aberdeenshire. By Mrs P S-M Arbuthnot. Published 1920 by Geo. Allen and Unwin Ltd. This download is 99,378kb. This version was scanned by Quintin Publications, Inc. Also in this folder: Arbuthnott Aisle and Arbuthnott Church. Last amended 02:27 09 February 2005.

acadian-cajun.com

ACADIAN-CAJUN Genealogy & History: AUCOIN

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Raquo; Français. The True Acadian Period: 1604-1755. By the time of the first census in 1671, there were 47 Acadian surnames (that left descendants). Many of today's Acadian-Cajuns go back to these families. These earliest Acadian settlers to leave descendants are in the following table. If you click on the name, you will be taken to a page dedicated to that surname. Each page has an outline descendant list of up to the first 6 generations of that surname. Acadian Surnames in the 1671 Census. Some of the...

shanagreer.com

Useful Genealogy Links - Greer Family Genealogy

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These will open in a new browser window. Stark County Library, Canton, Ohio. Somerset County, PA. Paignton Parish Church of St. John the Baptist. William Bradford Web Site. Places of Interest Links. US Army War College. Allen County Public Library-Fort Wayne, Indiana. Magnolia Historical Society, Magnolia, Ohio. Carroll County Historical Society, Ohio. Spring Hill Historic Home, Massillon, Ohio. Bureau of Land Management. Village of Magnolia, Ohio. The US GenWeb Project. Mmigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.

dragonfolk.org

Louis Quay dit Dragon: Genealogy and History

http://www.dragonfolk.org/links.htm

In the Civil War. Since I started this genealogy, the resources on the web have multiplied many times over. There are a few links that are of great value. The Church of the Latter Day Saints - has 1880 US Census, and 1881 Canadian Census. This one is pretty comprehensive; a great starting place. Periodically, I join up and glean whatever info I can. Wonderful program; AND you can try it before you buy it! Maison nationale des Patriotes. Société de généalogie de Québec.

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Colonial Louisiana History and Genealogy

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This site is dedicated to Peggy Hall. Who maintained the original Colonial Louisiana Project for the LAGenWeb until her death in 2002. All of her hard work and dedication is greatly appreciated. New Project Director: Ann Allen Geoghegan. Locked in a frame? With twenty-three Frenchmen and eighteen Native Americans,. René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle. Canoed down the Mississippi River in 1682, naming the Mississippi basin La Louisiane. We have a genealogy Query Board with Ancestry at:. Center for Lou...