Genealogy Websites

Teaching kids, 18 and younger, about genealogy and the history of Canada.

A repository of primary research by genealogist Lucie LeBlanc Consentino regarding Acadian, French Canadian, and Cajun genealogy, research, and history.

Details the 1836 immigration of paupers to Upper Canada from Downton Wiltshire, England. List of names included.

Canadian (not just Albertan) genealogy extraction, transcription and indexing projects are listed. Here, you will find over 4,000 links to data housed online.

genealogy links coast to coast in Canada, province by province

Online burial records and tombstone inscriptions of Canadian cemeteries.

Researching all of the organizations which brought children and young women to Canada between 1833 and 1935.

Helpful links, including ship lists, lineages, and surname lists.

GenForum message board for Canada. Search by surname or post a message.

Genealogy news plus surname queries, family research tips, articles and genealogy search tools.

List of links to emigration and immigration reports on nineteenth century immigrants to Eastern Canada.

Provides access to every-name indexes of the 1901, 1906, 1911 Canadian censuses, with 1851/52 censuses partly indexed, including projects to interlink between census and other sources. Ancestor search, and project volunteer information included.

Private, historical and literary papers and the archives of the University of New Brunswick.

Committed to the collection and distribution of Canadian genealogical data on the Web.

A guide for Acadian genealogist enthusiasts, amateur or otherwise.

A listing of web pages of interest to Genealogists and Historians conducting Canadian Research.

Genealogy of the Acadian Peninsula in Northern New Brunswick. Offers various genealogical products, such as fan charts, eBooks from a database of more than 325,000 names.

Source for Dominion Land grants and on line data base for WW1 enlisters.

A searchable family database of Celtic ancestors from Eastern Europe immigrating to the Canadian Maritimes.

Contains Canadian passenger and immigration records from the 18th, 19th and early 20th century.

Offering assistance and advice to child immigrants and their descendants with emphasis on Barnardos children.

A single source providing electronic access to genealogical resources in Canada. [English/ French].

Canadians enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during the First World War. The CEF database is an index to those personnel files, which are held by the National Archives.

Guide includes province and territory, Acadian, military and immigration resources.