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Quebec Canada Professional Research Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
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Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
I am a graduate of the National Institute of Genealogical Studies and have Professional Learning Certificates in Genealogical Studies for both Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
I am a graduate of the National Institute of Genealogical Studies and have Professional Learning Certificates in Genealogical Studies for both Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Sunday, August 08, 2010
Specialist in early Ontario Upper Canada records
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=uppercanadagenealogy
Specialist in early Ontario Upper Canada records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. Her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Specialist in early Ontario Upper Canada records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. Her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
Genealogical Research in Quebec Canada
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=fvickerson
Genealogical Research in Quebec Canada for both Catholic and non-Catholic ancestors
QUEBEC FAMILY HISTORY SERVICES
ARE YOUR ANCESTORS FROM QUEBEC?
Whether they were Catholic or Protestant, I can help you find them.
I have been conducting genealogical research for some 30 years and have experience in conducting research in several Canadian Provinces, England, Scotland, Ireland and Germany. While my language of choice is English, I can work comfortably with French genealogical records.
Resources Available (abbreviated list):1) Various Catholic marriage indexes such as Drouin.2) Microfilm copies of parish registers, both Catholic and Protestant.3) Nominal Census returns for the Province (1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891,1901 and 1911) as well as some earlier returns.4) Quebec land grants and land petitions.5) Quebec land records.6) Notarial records.7) Easy access to Quebec National Archives (ANQ) in Sherbrooke and Montreal (which now has the "Salle Gagnon" collection), the Quebec National Library (BNQ) and the Notman Photographic archives in Montreal. As I live in the Eastern Townships region of Quebec, I am ideally situated to conduct research in this area.
Services Offered: Location of marriages in the province, photocopying of original records, construction of lineages and family groups using baptismal marriage, burial and census records, etc. With every search, I will write a report on the findings, complete with references to original documents.
Genealogical Research in Quebec Canada for both Catholic and non-Catholic ancestors
QUEBEC FAMILY HISTORY SERVICES
ARE YOUR ANCESTORS FROM QUEBEC?
Whether they were Catholic or Protestant, I can help you find them.
I have been conducting genealogical research for some 30 years and have experience in conducting research in several Canadian Provinces, England, Scotland, Ireland and Germany. While my language of choice is English, I can work comfortably with French genealogical records.
Resources Available (abbreviated list):1) Various Catholic marriage indexes such as Drouin.2) Microfilm copies of parish registers, both Catholic and Protestant.3) Nominal Census returns for the Province (1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891,1901 and 1911) as well as some earlier returns.4) Quebec land grants and land petitions.5) Quebec land records.6) Notarial records.7) Easy access to Quebec National Archives (ANQ) in Sherbrooke and Montreal (which now has the "Salle Gagnon" collection), the Quebec National Library (BNQ) and the Notman Photographic archives in Montreal. As I live in the Eastern Townships region of Quebec, I am ideally situated to conduct research in this area.
Services Offered: Location of marriages in the province, photocopying of original records, construction of lineages and family groups using baptismal marriage, burial and census records, etc. With every search, I will write a report on the findings, complete with references to original documents.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Probate genealogical Company for Europe & America
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Probate genealogical Company for Europe & America
VS Probate Assistance & World Search Co. is a probate genealogical company. Our mission is to provide you, our valued clients, with the high level of expertise in professional genealogical research.We trace missing beneficiaries and unknown heirs in the U.S. and Canada and locate families in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Israel, Germany and other Western European countries with a high success ratio.
Forensic Genealogist with 10 years of experience in genealogical research and a specialist in family history research in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania. An extensive knowledge in history, law, culture and languages of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus enables her to easily search for missing people in these countries and to collect records to substantiate the findings without ever leaving the office.
The company offers its clients a range of services, such as:• Locate heirs• Trace missing beneficiaries and unknown heirs• Provide record search services in the U.S. and Canada.• Prepare Affidavits of Due Diligence for court purposes• Analyze foreign documents for their authenticity• Testify in court as a genealogy expert• Compile genealogical charts
Probate genealogical Company for Europe & America
VS Probate Assistance & World Search Co. is a probate genealogical company. Our mission is to provide you, our valued clients, with the high level of expertise in professional genealogical research.We trace missing beneficiaries and unknown heirs in the U.S. and Canada and locate families in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Israel, Germany and other Western European countries with a high success ratio.
Forensic Genealogist with 10 years of experience in genealogical research and a specialist in family history research in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania. An extensive knowledge in history, law, culture and languages of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus enables her to easily search for missing people in these countries and to collect records to substantiate the findings without ever leaving the office.
The company offers its clients a range of services, such as:• Locate heirs• Trace missing beneficiaries and unknown heirs• Provide record search services in the U.S. and Canada.• Prepare Affidavits of Due Diligence for court purposes• Analyze foreign documents for their authenticity• Testify in court as a genealogy expert• Compile genealogical charts
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Quebec Canada Professional Research
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=HISTOQUEST
Quebec Canada Professional Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Quebec Canada Professional Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=ontarioorigins
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Specialist in early Ontario Upper Canada records
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=uppercanadagenealogy
Specialist in early Ontario Upper Canada records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Specialist in early Ontario Upper Canada records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Quebec Family History Services
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=fvickerson
Genealogical Research in Quebec for both Catholic and non-Catholic ancestors
Quebec Family History Services
ARE YOUR ANCESTORS FROM QUEBEC?
Whether they were Catholic or Protestant, I can help you find them.
Qualifications: I have a Ph.D. degree in a scientific discipline and have spent my career in research. I have been conducting genealogical research for some 30 years and have experience in conducting research in several Canadian Provinces, England, Scotland, Ireland and Germany. While my language of choice is English, I can work comfortably with French genealogical records.
Resources Available (abbreviated list):1) Various Catholic marriage indexes such as Drouin.2) Microfilm copies of parish registers, both Catholic and Protestant.3) Nominal Census returns for the Province (1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891,1901 and 1911) as well as some earlier returns.4) Quebec land grants and land petitions.5) Quebec land records.6) Notarial records.7) Easy access to Quebec National Archives (ANQ) in Sherbrooke and Montreal (which now has the "Salle Gagnon" collection), the Quebec National Library (BNQ) and the Notman Photographic archives in Montreal. As I live in the Eastern Townships region of Quebec, I am ideally situated to conduct research in this area.
Services Offered: Location of marriages in the province, photocopying of original records, construction of lineages and family groups using baptismal marriage, burial and census records, etc. With every search, I will write a report on the findings, complete with references to original documents.
Genealogical Research in Quebec for both Catholic and non-Catholic ancestors
Quebec Family History Services
ARE YOUR ANCESTORS FROM QUEBEC?
Whether they were Catholic or Protestant, I can help you find them.
Qualifications: I have a Ph.D. degree in a scientific discipline and have spent my career in research. I have been conducting genealogical research for some 30 years and have experience in conducting research in several Canadian Provinces, England, Scotland, Ireland and Germany. While my language of choice is English, I can work comfortably with French genealogical records.
Resources Available (abbreviated list):1) Various Catholic marriage indexes such as Drouin.2) Microfilm copies of parish registers, both Catholic and Protestant.3) Nominal Census returns for the Province (1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891,1901 and 1911) as well as some earlier returns.4) Quebec land grants and land petitions.5) Quebec land records.6) Notarial records.7) Easy access to Quebec National Archives (ANQ) in Sherbrooke and Montreal (which now has the "Salle Gagnon" collection), the Quebec National Library (BNQ) and the Notman Photographic archives in Montreal. As I live in the Eastern Townships region of Quebec, I am ideally situated to conduct research in this area.
Services Offered: Location of marriages in the province, photocopying of original records, construction of lineages and family groups using baptismal marriage, burial and census records, etc. With every search, I will write a report on the findings, complete with references to original documents.
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
Quebec Canada Professional Research
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=HISTOQUEST
Quebec Canada Professional Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Quebec Canada Professional Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=ontarioorigins
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
I am a graduate of the National Institute of Genealogical Studies and have Professional Learning Certificates in Genealogical Studies for both Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
I am a graduate of the National Institute of Genealogical Studies and have Professional Learning Certificates in Genealogical Studies for both Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Quebec Family History Services
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=fvickerson
Genealogical Research in Quebec for both Catholic and non-Catholic ancestors
Quebec Family History Services
ARE YOUR ANCESTORS FROM QUEBEC?
Whether they were Catholic or Protestant, I can help you find them.
I have been conducting genealogical research for some 30 years and have experience in conducting research in several Canadian Provinces, England, Scotland, Ireland and Germany. While my language of choice is English, I can work comfortably with French genealogical records.
Resources Available (abbreviated list):1) Various Catholic marriage indexes such as Drouin.2) Microfilm copies of parish registers, both Catholic and Protestant.3) Nominal Census returns for the Province (1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891,1901 and 1911) as well as some earlier returns.4) Quebec land grants and land petitions.5) Quebec land records.6) Notarial records.7) Easy access to Quebec National Archives (ANQ) in Sherbrooke and Montreal (which now has the "Salle Gagnon" collection), the Quebec National Library (BNQ) and the Notman Photographic archives in Montreal. As I live in the Eastern Townships region of Quebec, I am ideally situated to conduct research in this area.
Services Offered: Location of marriages in the province, photocopying of original records, construction of lineages and family groups using baptismal marriage, burial and census records, etc. With every search, I will write a report on the findings, complete with references to original documents.
Genealogical Research in Quebec for both Catholic and non-Catholic ancestors
Quebec Family History Services
ARE YOUR ANCESTORS FROM QUEBEC?
Whether they were Catholic or Protestant, I can help you find them.
I have been conducting genealogical research for some 30 years and have experience in conducting research in several Canadian Provinces, England, Scotland, Ireland and Germany. While my language of choice is English, I can work comfortably with French genealogical records.
Resources Available (abbreviated list):1) Various Catholic marriage indexes such as Drouin.2) Microfilm copies of parish registers, both Catholic and Protestant.3) Nominal Census returns for the Province (1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891,1901 and 1911) as well as some earlier returns.4) Quebec land grants and land petitions.5) Quebec land records.6) Notarial records.7) Easy access to Quebec National Archives (ANQ) in Sherbrooke and Montreal (which now has the "Salle Gagnon" collection), the Quebec National Library (BNQ) and the Notman Photographic archives in Montreal. As I live in the Eastern Townships region of Quebec, I am ideally situated to conduct research in this area.
Services Offered: Location of marriages in the province, photocopying of original records, construction of lineages and family groups using baptismal marriage, burial and census records, etc. With every search, I will write a report on the findings, complete with references to original documents.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=uppercanadagenealogy
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Quebec Canada Professional Research
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=HISTOQUEST
Quebec Canada Professional Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
Genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Quebec Canada Professional Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
Genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=ontarioorigins
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
I am a graduate of the National Institute of Genealogical Studies and have Professional Learning Certificates in Genealogical Studies for both Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
I am a graduate of the National Institute of Genealogical Studies and have Professional Learning Certificates in Genealogical Studies for both Canadian and American Records. Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=uppercanadagenealogy
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records
25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Quebec Canada genealogy
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=HISTOQUEST
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
Quebec Canada genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
Quebec Canada genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=ontarioorigins
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Ontario and Quebec Canadian Family History Research
Specializing in Ontario and Quebec research, I have easy access to the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and the Canadiana Department of the North York Public Library. With more than twenty-five years experience, I am an expert in the research of Ontario's birth, marriage and death records, census records (1842-1911), newspapers, church, military, probate, and land records, including land petitions and other documents relating to the Loyalists. Few records relating to Canadian immigration survive prior to 1865; however, after that date, detailed ships' passenger lists are available, and these serve as Canada's records of immigration until 1935.
I also have access to Ontario French Catholic parish registers.
Research in both English and French speaking Quebec is another area of expertise. A descendant of Quebec Loyalists myself, I have a great deal of experience locating documents relating to the Loyalists of the Eastern Townships of Quebec, including English parish registers where available. I also have access to French Catholic parish registers throughout the province. These registers are the primary source for Quebec births, marriages and deaths, as civil registration did not begin in that province until very recently. Census records, which predate those available in Ontario, are another source of valuable information.
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records
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Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records.25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Specialist in early Ontario (Upper Canada) records.25 years' experience researching Canadian, American and European ancestors and will be happy to help you with all phases of your family history project including ancestral research, locating descendants, historical research, and family history book writing.
Her expertise includes Upper Canadian history, fur trade history, and turning bare bones genealogies into full-fledged family histories. For almost two years she produced a monthly newsletter featuring first-hand accounts of life in Upper Canada and her website includes a variety of resources for people researching in this early period, including indexes to the Upper Canada Sundries, Gore and Home District jail records and Prince Edward County women’s wills.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Quebec Canada Genealogy Research
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Quebec Canada Genealogy Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
Genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
Quebec Canada Genealogy Research
Province of Quebec. Regardless of country of origin, language or religion.
QUEBEC is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has extraordinary historical, judicial, religious and civil archives which cover more than 350 years of history. We have an extensive knowledge of these archives, and our own databanks of thousands of individuals residing in Quebec. Regardless of your ancestors country of origin, language or religion we will help you find them.
Genealogy consultant who has done extensive research for numerous European, Canadian and American families, heir search and probate research firms, attorneys, notaries and American and Canadian Public Trustees.
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