
Hints, tips, and sources for genealogy
| Aboriginal research | Documents and photos | Genealogical standards |
| Getting started | Maps | Relationships |
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Aboriginal research
Beginning Native American Research

Documents and photos
Preserving photographs and documents

Books
In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada(2nd edition; 1994)
Web sites
Tracing your ancestors in Canada
This publication is free from the National Archives of Canada, but it is also downloadable from the National Archives web site.
Getting started in genealogy and family history
Mormons - Family History - How do I begin?
Research Tips on Gathering Your Family Information
RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees
Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada
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Genealogical standards
About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (1st edition, 1997)
Brenda Dougall Merriman
Published by the Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto. 278 pages.
Available from the Ontario Genealogical Society. There should be a copy in most OGS Branch libraries.
Getting started
For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites.
Angus Baxter
Published by Macmillan Canada, Toronto. 350 pages.
Available from your local bookseller. Should also be in most Canadian libraries.
This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information.
A new series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb.
Maps
See Maps page of this site.
Relationships
Relationships chart
UEL research
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Last updated 15 March 2003