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    Now the Library and Archives Canada

    A 20 year project to encourage Canadians to record their life and family stories as a gift to Canada on it's 150th birthday. Tips on how to put the story together.

    Tips for tracing your ancestors in Ireland, England & Wales, Scotland, Scandinavia, France, the Benelux countries, the Germanic regions, Poland, Eastern Europe, Russia & the Baltic, Italy, Greece and

    A list of 23 early American crafts & trades with a description and with illustrations for each.

    The six steps to success starting with goal setting, learning the basics, strategies for research (plans), effective research and recording, documentation of findings, and presenting and preserving y

    A practical guide to organizing, file storage, preparing for a research trip, organizing a research project and preparing for the future. Includes organizational forms for genealogists.

    The index to the Articles referred to in Genealogy in Ontario: Searching the Records the Fourth Edition.

    A guide to using standards of evidence and documentation for linking of generations.

    Genealogical evidence is the information analyzed and evaluated that allows the identification of an individual, an event in his or her life and the relationship between individuals. The recording of

    A well documented case study illustrating the use of genealogical proof standard (GPS) and applying the principles to build a solid and convincing case.

    Although this book is out of date, it gives the researcher the list of archives in Ontario. The current addresses and contact information can be obtained online.

    Volume I deals with the dating, evaluating, and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime. A guide for genealogists and others on ways to hand the past on to the future. Includes illustrations, a g

    Volume II deals with archival conservation in the home environment, comprising how to care for organic materials, older artifacts and photographs, with some thoughts on obsolete technology. Includes

    A reference handbook for locating graves, cemeteries and the records involved in the death of an individual. Also includes burial customs, gravestone symbols and a glossary of causes of death.

    A useful guide for Canadian fmily researchers highlighting the different political divisions in what is now Canada, the land divisions, name changes, handwriting in early documents, religion, militar

   

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    A guide for family historians researching Canadian sources for records & information. Includes address of archives, museums, libraries, societies and vital statistics offices.

    Ontario Land Registry Offices are closed permanently but the information can be obtained at https://www.onland.ca/ui/

    A reference guide to finding genealogical sources for the USA (states listed alphabetically showing counties) and many other countries with a map for each.