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Beginner's
Guide to Researching Your French Ancestry
Genealogy research in France is easier than most people believe
due to their excellent record keeping. Learn about the major sources for
genealogical information in France, including the information contained
by the various records, and how to obtain copies.
Civil
Registration in England and Wales
A guide to birth, death, and marriage records in England and Wales
including how to locate the records, how to obtain certificates from
both the UK and abroad, what information is included on the
certificates, and what to do if you can't locate a record for your
ancestor.
How
To Find Your U.S. Immigrant Ancestor (1538-1819)
Prior to 1820, the United
States government made no effort to make lists of immigrants arriving in this
country, but don't give up! There are many other sources for colonial
immigration records available to you.
How
To Request French Genealogy Records by Mail or Post
If you can't get in a visit to
France to research your French ancestry, some archivists might be willing to
look up a record for you. They are under no obligation to do so, but these tips
will help increase your chance of success!
Irish
Roots: A Guide To Your Irish Ancestry
Explore your Irish ancestry and heritage with these wonderful
online resources (including sites in Ireland).
Making
Sense of the U.S. Census
What exactly is the U.S. Census and what can you discover about your
ancestors from these records? Learn how to do research in the U.S.
Census including how to locate the records, what information is
available for each year and tips for dealing with discrepancies.
Who
Wants to be a Canadian Genealogist?
Ever wonder what "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" might
look like if there were only Canadian genealogy questions? Take my quiz
and find out how genealogy savvy you are!
