LINKS....
Cyndis List Perhaps
the biggest and most popular genealogy site on the web. Exhaustive links.
Family Search Genealogy site of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Includes free databases to search
and detailed information on the the Mormon Family History Library System.
About
Genealogy The genealogy section of the About Site, hosted by Kimberly
Powell - many articles and guides as well as links.
Ontario Genweb Site -
A completely non-profit and volunteer site.
Olive Tree Genealogy
another free site dedicated to providing free genealogy information -
searchable database. Anyone looking for the unusual (UEL, Mennonites,
Palatines, and Native Americans) will find a wealth of information.
Ancestry.Com a popular genealogy site -
a commercial site with many member only services.
Global Genealogy Supply a local
source for genealogy books, software,etc.
Manitoba Archives an
online source for MB's family histoies.
Saskatchenwan Health Vital Statistics
an online source for SK's family histoies.
Nova Scotia Genealogy for
research in the records for NS
Ontario Genealogy
contains records for insane asylums in
AFHS
Mining Given the recentt interest in coal miners families and the agonies
they suffer, this web site and the next are great resources if your ancestors
were mining families.
Mining Villages This resource
is specific to
Edward Kipp's Homepage
OCFA HomePage
Irlgen HomePage
RootsWeb
Smokey Hollow Estates
LINKS TO HOME CHILDREN SITES
www.freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tweetybirdgenealogy
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey
London 1674-1834 This is a fully searchable website which will include
details of more than 100,000 criminal trials held at the central criminal court
in
GenUKi a great resource for anuone
searching on the
Occupations provides an
alphabetical listing of old occupations and their meaanings.
Some Decendants of Joseph
Brant This article was originally published in 1899 in the Ontario
Historical Society Papers and Records.
Bureau of Land Management The
General Land Office Records of the Bureau of Land Management offers information
on the transfer of land titles from the
The Brantford Public Library
has a searchable online index of births, marriages and deaths taken from the
Brantford Weekly Expositor and Brantford Expositor from 1852 to today (with
gaps in the 1940s to the 1960s that are still being entered). The reference
will give you the issue, page number and type of reference noted.
The Scottish Archive Network - a number of
offerings including a searchable online access to Scottish wills from 1500 to
1875.
History
Television - Ancestor Search History Television wants your help in
developing a new series that will help you unravel dramatic, personal family
mysteries and take you on a worldwide quest for answers. Tell us what you know
about the person in your family whose story most intrigues you. It can be a
grandparent, parent, uncle or aunt - anyone whose life has left you with
questions and a drive to answer them. Or, if you’ve made an unexpected or
startling discovery while researching your family we’d like to know.
USA Surname Distribution Type in a
surname to see a map showing the commonality of the 50,000 most commonly
occuring names across the 50 states in the years 1850, 1880, 1920 and 1990.
Ontario Obituaries - a constantly
growing web site providing information about nearly 250,000 obituaries from
across
The Fasti Ecclesiae
Scoticanae, Volume I & II The succession of Scottish ministers in the
Church of Scotland from the Refomation, by the Rev. Hew Scott, DD. The Fasti
Ecclesiaw Scoticanae was first published in 1866. It includes 161 parishes and
chapels, over 2,000 Scottish ministers, with families, births, deaths,
marriages and children.
Missing
People found in Victoria, Austrailia - compiled by Helen D. Harris, OAM.
The site contains information found in uncatalogued and unindexed police
correspondence files held in the Public Records Office, Victoria, Austrailia. The
items were written by people outside Austrailia, to the
The Officer Down Memorial Page, Inc.
- a site devoted to honouring the memory of law enforcement officers across
The Ontario Vital Statistics
Project - a massive undertaking by voluteers who are extracting births,
deaths and marriages from
Canada's Orange Roots By
the late 1800's, almost every English-speaking community had an Orange Lodge
and Orange Association led by the Grand Orange Lodge of British America, which
claimed a membership of several hundred thousand men, women, and children.