Canadian Parliamentary Divorces to 1946
Introduction
Index to the divorces
Canadians in South Africa 1899 - 1902
Guide to the section
Introduction
Honours and Pay
Canadian deaths
Ontario Census Reports 1842-1901
Getting the most from the census reports
Questions asked: Ontario 1842 Ontario 1848 Ontario 1850 Ontario 1851 Ontario 1861
Questions asked: Canada 1871 Canada 1881 Canada 1891 Canada 1901
Finding aid for the 1901 Toronto census
Toronto street name changes
Enumerators Comments, 1851 Census, Kingston Township, Frontenac County, Ontario
Ontario townships
Summary of counties or districts
Convict Deaths at the Kingston Penitentiary, 1835-1915
Introduction to the deaths
Index sorted by first letter:
A-D
E-K
L-Q
R-Z
The Facts, Just The Facts
An analysis of answers given to the enumerator in the 1901 census of Victoria
1901 Electoral Regulations
Who could vote in the federal election
List of Post Offices in Canada 1861
A handy guide for finding locations
Centenarianism -- Claims of being 100 years old in Canada, 1878
Not everyone was telling the truth
First Census of Quebec 1666
Transcript
An Index to Some Prince Edward Island Cemeteries
More than 14,000 names
Census of Selkirk, Scotland 1817
Transcript based on an old magazine
A glossary of genealogical terms
Words and phrases of genealogical interest including occupations, place-name abbreviations, medical terms, Latin words and phrases and words of several European languages.
Sorted by first letter:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
UV
W
XYZ
Research at the University of Victoria
Library Tour
English Records at the MacPherson Library
Book reviews
Local Histories of Ontario Municipalities
In Search of Your Canadian Roots
The old books on university bookshelves have much to offer family historians -- and Hugh Armstrong spent several years searching through them for information.
Hugh Armstrong's
Genealogy Site
first appeared on the Internet in 1996, and its content grew rapidly over the next few years as Hugh extracted more and more material.
Hugh retired the site in 2003, and moved on to other priorities in his life. Demand for the information has stayed strong, however, so it is back, with a few updates and additions.
Hugh also compiled many databases drawn from records about British Columbia, including an index to the 1901 census for Victoria that includes newspaper and civil registration references. That work is on the BCGenWeb site.
Special thanks to the Alberta Family Histories Society for giving Hugh's work a home in the past couple of years.
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