GENEALOGY WEBSITES
GENEALOGY CANADA
a good place to begin your search. The 1911 census in online now as well, to help you get started.
THE OLIVE TREE GENEALOGY
a good source for original documents such as passenger lists, birth and death certificates, etc. Passenger lists for my family went back to 1635. Good primary source.
inGeneas Database
uses passenger lists and immigration documents
CANADIAN GENEALOGY AND HISTORY
records are arranged by province, so can be traced coast to coast. Contains census records, archive lists, cemetery lists, births and deaths, and…records from Fort Louisbourg
CANADIAN GENEALOGY AND HISTORY
Want to know if your ancestors were United Empire Loyalists? This site has the records of the families that moved north following the American Revolution in order to remain loyal to Britain - from 1783 on.
UK GENEALOGY ARCHIVES
Ancestors from the UK? Good first source, offers links, heraldry, etc. Links to Ireland, Scotland and Wales as well.
GENEALOGY UK YORKSHIRE
If your ancestors came from Yorkshire you are in luck as the records here are among the best in the UK
MAYFLOWER STEPS
Want to know if the family came over on the Mayflower?
NEW ENGLAND
Ancestors settle in the 13 Colonies? Lots of good sites here.
ONE GREAT FAMILY
be careful of the material. Use it as a start to your search but verify it from other sources. Good fun ideas here for scrapbooks, calendars, cards, etc.
CYNDI'S LIST
This is a great site with a fund of good documents, a large index, easy to use. Also features clothing and costume site, adoptions, reunions, and many others.
VIRTUAL REFERENCE LIBRARY
Bob's Your Uncle, Eh!
Canadian sources again, with good information. You could spend a lot of time here.
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