Links of Interest

This is a collection of sites and pages from my various presentations, along with sites that I've personally found to be useful. Hopefully some of these sites will help you in your own research.

Resource Pages: 

Microsoft Word Templates

 

Census Gotchas

  • 1841 census of England: The enumerator was supposed to round the ages of those older than 15 down to a multiple of 5 (but some didn’t).
  • 1841 census of Scotland: The enumerator was supposed to round the ages of those older than 15 down to a multiple of 5 (but some didn’t).
  • 1890 Federal census of USA: Majority of the records were lost in a fire in 1921.
  • Pre-1901 census of Ireland: Majority of the records were destroyed by the government or lost in the 1922 fire at the Public Records Office in Dublin.

Research and Family Tree Genealogy Sites

 

Canada

Library and Archives Canada

  

 Canadian Research Knowledge Network

 Provincial Sites:

Genealogical Societies

Law in Ontario

 

British Isles

Archives and General Resources

England and Wales

 Ireland

Scotland

 

Newspaper Sites

*Available through Findmypast depending on your Findmypast subscription
 

Obituary Sites

 

Cemeteries

 

Books


Blogs


[Updated: 15 Apr 2024]


2 comments:

  1. Hi Ken - Just read your latest blog. The list is fantastic! Thanks for compiling it. Question: Do you know if these records also are held by the various church archives? I consulted a Galt minister's notebook (circa 1855) at the United Church Archives and it could be the same as the Galt record you list. Don't want to get my hopes up...

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    1. Unfortunately I don't have any answers for you concerning the parish registers found on Heritage. Since I've not looked at the Galt minister's notebook that you are referencing all I can do is suggest that you take the time to look at that digitized microfilm yourself from the comfort of your home.

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