Canadian Genealogy - Family History Research in Canada
Explore your Canadian and French Canadian ancestry with these genealogy records, databases and resources for Canada and its provinces including surname origins, cemeteries, census records, fichier origine, immigration records, libraries, archives, and birth, marriage and death records.
Even if you can't read French, tracing French-Canadian ancestors can be easier than many people expect due to the excellent record keeping of the Catholic Church in Canada.
Learn how to locate ancestors in the Canadian census, a valuable source for information on individuals who lived in Canada since 1666.
If you're searching for Canadian ancestors online, these databases and Web sites are the best place to start. Best of all, most are free!
The Society was founded at Manchester, New Hampshire in September 1973 to serve persons interested in ancestral research, especially those of French-Canadian origin.
A volunteer group modeled after the USGenWeb project whose goal is the collection and distribution of genealogical data on the Web.
A one-of-a-kind electronic finding aid that allows online visitors to search for Canadian genealogical data available through indexing and transcription projects that are completed, underway or planned.
RootsWeb includes lists and sign-up instructions for mailing lists for each of the provinces and territories of Canada, as well as general Canadian mailing lists, surname lists, etc.
This very informative and fun site offers an enormous amount of well-organized data on Canadian place names with color maps and historic place names no longer in use.
A project to provide enhanced access to Canada's published heritage. Full text online collection of more than 3,000 books and pamphlets documenting Canadian history from the first European contact to the late 19th century. In English and French.
Family History Centers are affiliated with the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, and are usually located in meetinghouses of the LDS church.
Find your Canadian ancestors through the genealogical resources described in this free Canada genealogy guide from FamilySearch.com.
Geography Guide, Matt Rosenberg, offers some wonderful Canadian maps and other geographical data which may aid you with your genealogy research.
The archives provides an excellent online guide to genealogical record sources in Canada, along with descriptions of what is available in the archives.
A wonderful publication which describes the major genealogical sources available at the National Archives as well as other sources. You can download in PDF format.
