Archive for January, 2009
Digitization of 1916 Canadian Census almost On-line
22 January 2009 - More on 2009 Tour
The Record Search Pilot of FamilySearch.org has just released the 1916 Canadian Census for the Prairie Provinces (Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta). The census is currently only available on microfilm at Library and Archives Canada on microfilm reels T-21925 to T-21956. You can order up the reels to your [...]
Posted: January 22nd, 2009 under Uncategorized, census.
Tags: census, Digitizing
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Status of Digitizing and Indexing of the Censuses and Canadian Passenger Lists
15 January 2009 - More on 2009 Tour
To get the latest status of the digitizing and indexing of the censuses and Canadian Passenger Lists you may want to subscribe to “Gordon Watts Reports.” His latest e-zine summarizes the status of the digitizing and indexing of the 1851 through 1911 and 1916 censuses and [...]
Posted: January 15th, 2009 under Archives.
Tags: Archives, census, Digitizing, Passenger Lists
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Lots of Free Forms
13 January 2009 - More on 2009 Tour
Where would genealogy be without forms. There are forms such as: pedigree charts, family group sheets, research logs, transcription forms, ancestral charts and many more. Here are a few sources of forms to use in your research.
Ancestry.com has many blank forms available at http://learn.ancestry.com/GetStarted/Charts.aspx?ContentId=12040. It even includes Canadian [...]
Posted: January 13th, 2009 under Immigration, Tools for Genealogy, census.
Tags: Genealogy Forms
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