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FRENCH
CANADA: WEB RESOURCES
compiled by Carol Roddy
GETTING STARTED
Canadian
Genealogy and History Links from Jessica Veinot
Francogene
Denis Beauregard's megasite is probably the single best starting
point. It includes an excellent tutorial on searcing in France.
Early
Canadiana Online (ECO)
ECO is a full text online collection of more than 3,000 books
and pamphlets.
Programme
de recherche en demographie historique (PRDH)
It is the product of 30 years of research that has attempted to
document all individuals of European origin who lived in the Saint
Lawrence Valley.
PLACES
Geographical
Names of Canada/Toponymie du Canada
An index of the Canadian Permanent Committee on Place Names from
the National Resources of Canada, this site enables queries by
current or historical name or coordinates.
Fichier
Origine
This project attempts to list by Department in France the place of
origin of known immigrants from 1621 to 1865.
LANGUAGE
http://www.babelfish.altavista.com/
ORGANIZATIONS AND
SOCIETIES
American-French
Genealogical Society
American-Canadian
Genealogical Society
The
Acadian Cultural Society
State Societies
State organizations are particularly important in areas that were
under French rule prior to 1760.
State organizations are particularly important in areas that were
under French rule prior to 1760.
(Michigan Habitant Society)
French Canadian Genealogists of Wisconsin
HISTORY
Virtual
Museum of New France
Acadian
and French Canadian Home Page
ARCHIVES AND
LIBRARIES
The
Canadian National Archives
Allen
County Public Library
Burton
Library at the Detroit Public Library
no longer free, they charge $10 a day for
non-residents
Family
History Library Catalog
--includes microfilm of Catholic
parishes in Canada.
ACADIA/NOVA SCOTIA
The
Acadian Odyssey
Dictionairre
genealogique des families acadiennes
NAMES
Name
Variations, "Dit" names
Immigration
Records (1925-1935)
Bellin Map --- Detroit 1749-1752
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