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Church Record Defined
Generally refers to birth, marriage and burial registers maintained by most churches, but may also refer to other records such as minutes, confirmations, etc.
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Mon Mar 30
- Tracing Your French-Canadia n Ancestry: The Roman Catholic Church was a guiding influence in the lives of our French-Canadia n ancestors. The priests who cared for the spiritual needs of our ancestors and baptized, married, and buried our ancestors, carefully wrote the details of these events in their parish registers. Transcribed copies of these parish records were also sent to civil authorities. What we have today is an almost complete record of all baptisms, marriages, and burials for the entire province of Quebec. Many other documents have survived through the years, preserving personal details about the daily lives of our French-Canadia n ancestors.
Fri Mar 27
- Huntingdon, Beauharnois & Châteauguay Protestant parish registers: Search the Church registers: Searchable database contains 56,777 baptism, marriage and death records of the Protestant Churches in Southwestern Québec Copies and / or Transcripts of these Surnames / Alternative spelling list from the registers.
- Prince Edward Island Births, Marriages and Deaths: As there was no civil register on Prince Edward Island prior to 1906, vital statistics information is not readily available in one specific source. With the exception of some civil marriage records, the major source of this early information is Church records, many of which have been destroyed through fire or flood, or have otherwise disappeared. Church baptismal records for the 1886-1906 period, as well as official birth, marriage and death records post 1906 are kept at Prince Edward Island Vital Statistics in the Health and Community Services Agency, 35 Douses Rd., P.O. Box 3000, Montague, PE, C0A 1R0. These records are considered confidential.
- Prince Edward Island Baptismal Index: The Prince Edward Island Baptismal Index is a database of baptismal records, taken from existing church records from across the Island. In lieu of official birth certificates which were not issued until 1906, baptismal records provide information concerning individuals? births and parentage. At the present time, the database contains over 93,000 records which span the years 1777 to approximately 1923.
- Presbyterian Church in Canada Archives and Records Office: Welcome to the Archives and Records Office! Our office documents the life and work of The Presbyterian Church in Canada by acquiring and preserving records of enduring evidential and historical value to the Church. Our holdings, which are publicly accessible, date from 1775 and consist of over 3,000 cubic feet of textual documents, 10,000 photographs, hundreds of architectural plans, thousands of hours of audio and visual recordings, and over a million documents on microfilm. We offer a comfortable research/readi ng room, equipped with two microfilm reader/printer s and a photocopier for your convenience. Outlets are also available for laptop computers.
Thu Mar 26
- Nova Scotia Parish Records Microfilm Collection Database: Church records, especially the registers of baptisms, marriages and burials, are perhaps the single most important source for the personal and family-based information needed in genealogical research and community history. The largest collection of these church records within Nova Scotia, available in one central repository, is the microfilm research collection held at Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management (Halifax, NS). The fully searchable database presented here provides critical background information about this collection ? over 900 reels of microfilm, containing the surviving records (or a portion thereof) for 512 distinct parishes, congregations and faith communities in this province.
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Sat Mar 21
- Information Collected by Census - Canada: In an effort to help clear up some of these problems, I have indexed over 630,000 church, cemetery, census, and newspaper articles. To see where I've been indexing, please look under the green buttons to the left of my page. For a small fee I will make an extract of these records. You can now search on-line for free through all these names to see if I might hold a record for the name you're seeking. Most of this material is unavailable in an indexed form elsewhere. There's a brief tip sheet to explain the ways I have indexed information and approaches that will help you draw as much information out of your search as possible.
- InfoPEI: Genealogy: The Genealogy Index includes links: Genealogy, Cemeteries+, Churches+, Family History+, Fathers of Confederation Gravesites+, Historic Census Data+, National Historic Monuments+, Search Centres+, and Ships Passenger Lists+
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