Copyright issues Dates and Calendars Genealogical difficulties Genealogical education Genealogical standards Getting started Heraldry Indexes for articles Maps Photographs Preservation of documents and photos Writing your family history Copyright issues Demystifying Copyright: a researcher's guide to copyright in Canadian libraries and archives (2001) Jean Dryden ISBN 0-0-88802-298-0 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Dates and Calendars Birth Date Calculator Birthday Calculators Cyndi's List: Calendars and Dates Determining Date of Birth: Formula 8870 Ecclesiastical Date Calculator Old Style and New Style Dates and the Change to the Gregorian Calender: A summary for genealogists Perpetual Calendars Recording and Interpreting dates Roman numeral and date conversion Return to Top Genealogical difficulties 500 brickwall solutions to genealogy problems (2003) Moorshead Magazines, Toronto Includes index ISBN 0-9731303-1-8 Return to Top Genealogical education Genealogical education can be acquired in several ways. Attend a genealogy conference close to you - even if it's not covering an area where your relatives lived or dealing with your ethnic group of interest. Why do that? You can pick up techniques for doing research. You can buy how-to books at the book market. You can meet people who might be able to help you. These are just a few of the possible reasons. Or you might take some genealogy courses. Local historical and genealogical societies usually run them. They can be occasional courses - given if there is a need. Or they can be courses as part of a conference such as your provincial genealogical society's annual conference or seminar. You could take courses through Continuing Education programmes at your local schools. Check the brochures or booklets that come out a couple of times a year for details. More advanced courses might be given at a university or through online courses. If this interests you, do a search on your search engine of choice to find out more. You could also join a local genealogical or historical society. Or even subscribe to a genealogical magazine. It's up to you to learn research methods and techniques and strategies for analyzing and storing your genealogical information. New to genealogy GEN_NEWBIE mailing list: A mailing list for those new to genealogy Lost-Newbies mailing list RESEARCH-HOWTO Mailing List For the Young Creating junior genealogists: tips and activities for family history fun Karen Frisch ISBN 1-59331-029-3 Canada GenWeb for Kids GENTEEN mailing list: A mailing list for teens interested in genealogy Guiding young family historians World GenWeb for Kids For the Young at heart SENIOR-NEWBIE mailing list Return to Top Genealogical standards About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN Return to Top Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
Copyright issues Demystifying Copyright: a researcher's guide to copyright in Canadian libraries and archives (2001) Jean Dryden ISBN 0-0-88802-298-0 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Dates and Calendars Birth Date Calculator Birthday Calculators Cyndi's List: Calendars and Dates Determining Date of Birth: Formula 8870 Ecclesiastical Date Calculator Old Style and New Style Dates and the Change to the Gregorian Calender: A summary for genealogists Perpetual Calendars Recording and Interpreting dates Roman numeral and date conversion Return to Top Genealogical difficulties 500 brickwall solutions to genealogy problems (2003) Moorshead Magazines, Toronto Includes index ISBN 0-9731303-1-8 Return to Top Genealogical education Genealogical education can be acquired in several ways. Attend a genealogy conference close to you - even if it's not covering an area where your relatives lived or dealing with your ethnic group of interest. Why do that? You can pick up techniques for doing research. You can buy how-to books at the book market. You can meet people who might be able to help you. These are just a few of the possible reasons. Or you might take some genealogy courses. Local historical and genealogical societies usually run them. They can be occasional courses - given if there is a need. Or they can be courses as part of a conference such as your provincial genealogical society's annual conference or seminar. You could take courses through Continuing Education programmes at your local schools. Check the brochures or booklets that come out a couple of times a year for details. More advanced courses might be given at a university or through online courses. If this interests you, do a search on your search engine of choice to find out more. You could also join a local genealogical or historical society. Or even subscribe to a genealogical magazine. It's up to you to learn research methods and techniques and strategies for analyzing and storing your genealogical information. New to genealogy GEN_NEWBIE mailing list: A mailing list for those new to genealogy Lost-Newbies mailing list RESEARCH-HOWTO Mailing List For the Young Creating junior genealogists: tips and activities for family history fun Karen Frisch ISBN 1-59331-029-3 Canada GenWeb for Kids GENTEEN mailing list: A mailing list for teens interested in genealogy Guiding young family historians World GenWeb for Kids For the Young at heart SENIOR-NEWBIE mailing list Return to Top Genealogical standards About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN Return to Top Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
Demystifying Copyright: a researcher's guide to copyright in Canadian libraries and archives (2001) Jean Dryden ISBN 0-0-88802-298-0 Consult at: OGSL
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Dates and Calendars Birth Date Calculator Birthday Calculators Cyndi's List: Calendars and Dates Determining Date of Birth: Formula 8870 Ecclesiastical Date Calculator Old Style and New Style Dates and the Change to the Gregorian Calender: A summary for genealogists Perpetual Calendars Recording and Interpreting dates Roman numeral and date conversion Return to Top Genealogical difficulties 500 brickwall solutions to genealogy problems (2003) Moorshead Magazines, Toronto Includes index ISBN 0-9731303-1-8 Return to Top Genealogical education Genealogical education can be acquired in several ways. Attend a genealogy conference close to you - even if it's not covering an area where your relatives lived or dealing with your ethnic group of interest. Why do that? You can pick up techniques for doing research. You can buy how-to books at the book market. You can meet people who might be able to help you. These are just a few of the possible reasons. Or you might take some genealogy courses. Local historical and genealogical societies usually run them. They can be occasional courses - given if there is a need. Or they can be courses as part of a conference such as your provincial genealogical society's annual conference or seminar. You could take courses through Continuing Education programmes at your local schools. Check the brochures or booklets that come out a couple of times a year for details. More advanced courses might be given at a university or through online courses. If this interests you, do a search on your search engine of choice to find out more. You could also join a local genealogical or historical society. Or even subscribe to a genealogical magazine. It's up to you to learn research methods and techniques and strategies for analyzing and storing your genealogical information. New to genealogy GEN_NEWBIE mailing list: A mailing list for those new to genealogy Lost-Newbies mailing list RESEARCH-HOWTO Mailing List For the Young Creating junior genealogists: tips and activities for family history fun Karen Frisch ISBN 1-59331-029-3 Canada GenWeb for Kids GENTEEN mailing list: A mailing list for teens interested in genealogy Guiding young family historians World GenWeb for Kids For the Young at heart SENIOR-NEWBIE mailing list Return to Top Genealogical standards About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN Return to Top Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
Genealogical difficulties 500 brickwall solutions to genealogy problems (2003) Moorshead Magazines, Toronto Includes index ISBN 0-9731303-1-8 Return to Top Genealogical education Genealogical education can be acquired in several ways. Attend a genealogy conference close to you - even if it's not covering an area where your relatives lived or dealing with your ethnic group of interest. Why do that? You can pick up techniques for doing research. You can buy how-to books at the book market. You can meet people who might be able to help you. These are just a few of the possible reasons. Or you might take some genealogy courses. Local historical and genealogical societies usually run them. They can be occasional courses - given if there is a need. Or they can be courses as part of a conference such as your provincial genealogical society's annual conference or seminar. You could take courses through Continuing Education programmes at your local schools. Check the brochures or booklets that come out a couple of times a year for details. More advanced courses might be given at a university or through online courses. If this interests you, do a search on your search engine of choice to find out more. You could also join a local genealogical or historical society. Or even subscribe to a genealogical magazine. It's up to you to learn research methods and techniques and strategies for analyzing and storing your genealogical information. New to genealogy GEN_NEWBIE mailing list: A mailing list for those new to genealogy Lost-Newbies mailing list RESEARCH-HOWTO Mailing List For the Young Creating junior genealogists: tips and activities for family history fun Karen Frisch ISBN 1-59331-029-3 Canada GenWeb for Kids GENTEEN mailing list: A mailing list for teens interested in genealogy Guiding young family historians World GenWeb for Kids For the Young at heart SENIOR-NEWBIE mailing list Return to Top Genealogical standards About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN Return to Top Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
500 brickwall solutions to genealogy problems (2003) Moorshead Magazines, Toronto Includes index ISBN 0-9731303-1-8
Genealogical education Genealogical education can be acquired in several ways. Attend a genealogy conference close to you - even if it's not covering an area where your relatives lived or dealing with your ethnic group of interest. Why do that? You can pick up techniques for doing research. You can buy how-to books at the book market. You can meet people who might be able to help you. These are just a few of the possible reasons. Or you might take some genealogy courses. Local historical and genealogical societies usually run them. They can be occasional courses - given if there is a need. Or they can be courses as part of a conference such as your provincial genealogical society's annual conference or seminar. You could take courses through Continuing Education programmes at your local schools. Check the brochures or booklets that come out a couple of times a year for details. More advanced courses might be given at a university or through online courses. If this interests you, do a search on your search engine of choice to find out more. You could also join a local genealogical or historical society. Or even subscribe to a genealogical magazine. It's up to you to learn research methods and techniques and strategies for analyzing and storing your genealogical information. New to genealogy GEN_NEWBIE mailing list: A mailing list for those new to genealogy Lost-Newbies mailing list RESEARCH-HOWTO Mailing List For the Young Creating junior genealogists: tips and activities for family history fun Karen Frisch ISBN 1-59331-029-3 Canada GenWeb for Kids GENTEEN mailing list: A mailing list for teens interested in genealogy Guiding young family historians World GenWeb for Kids For the Young at heart SENIOR-NEWBIE mailing list Return to Top Genealogical standards About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN Return to Top Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
Genealogical education can be acquired in several ways. Attend a genealogy conference close to you - even if it's not covering an area where your relatives lived or dealing with your ethnic group of interest. Why do that? You can pick up techniques for doing research. You can buy how-to books at the book market. You can meet people who might be able to help you. These are just a few of the possible reasons.
Or you might take some genealogy courses. Local historical and genealogical societies usually run them. They can be occasional courses - given if there is a need. Or they can be courses as part of a conference such as your provincial genealogical society's annual conference or seminar. You could take courses through Continuing Education programmes at your local schools. Check the brochures or booklets that come out a couple of times a year for details.
More advanced courses might be given at a university or through online courses. If this interests you, do a search on your search engine of choice to find out more.
You could also join a local genealogical or historical society. Or even subscribe to a genealogical magazine.
It's up to you to learn research methods and techniques and strategies for analyzing and storing your genealogical information.
New to genealogy GEN_NEWBIE mailing list: A mailing list for those new to genealogy Lost-Newbies mailing list RESEARCH-HOWTO Mailing List For the Young Creating junior genealogists: tips and activities for family history fun Karen Frisch ISBN 1-59331-029-3 Canada GenWeb for Kids GENTEEN mailing list: A mailing list for teens interested in genealogy Guiding young family historians World GenWeb for Kids For the Young at heart SENIOR-NEWBIE mailing list Return to Top Genealogical standards About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN Return to Top Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
For the Young
Creating junior genealogists: tips and activities for family history fun Karen Frisch ISBN 1-59331-029-3
For the Young at heart
Genealogical standards About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN Return to Top Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
About genealogical standards of evidence: a guide for genealogists (2004; ed. 2) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-2135-9 Consult at: OGSL
Professional Genealogy: a manual for researchers, writers, editors, lecturers, and librarians (2001) Elizabeth Shown Mills Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, USA ISBN
Getting started For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers. Books Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5 In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1 Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X Web sites Advanced Research mailing list 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 in English or French. Genealogy help and guides Genealogy, Quebec's way Getting started in genealogy and family history : This web site (GENUKI) from the United Kingdom has lots of useful tips and information. How to do genealogy: Canadian Genealogy Centre information Mormons - Family History - How do I begin? A beginner's guide to genealogy: Lots of good tips here on Ontario genealogy RootsWeb's guide to tracing family trees: A series of lessons in genealogy by RootsWeb Using Canadian Records to Trace Your British and European Ancestors in Western Canada: While especially designed for doing research in Western Canada, this site has useful information that could be applied to other parts of Canada Return to Top Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
For Canadian research, there are several useful books and web sites for beginners and more experienced researhcers.
Books
Books you need to do genealogy in Ontario: an annotated bibliography (2000; 2nd ed.) Ryan Taylor OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-9643925-2-6 Consult at: OGSL
Here be Dragons! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (1996) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0196-X Consult at: OGSL
Here be Dragons, Too! Navigating the Hazards Found in Canadian Family Research (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0224-9 Consult at: OGSL
How to research almost anything: a Canadian guide for students, consumers and business (3rd ed.; 1998) Stephen Overbury and Susanna Buenaventura ISBN 0-070560-168-0 Consult at: OGSL
In search of your British & Irish roots: a complete guide to tracing your English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish ancestors (4th ed.; 2000) Angus Baxter M&S, Toronto Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-7710-1074-5
In search of your Canadian roots: tracing your family tree in Canada (2nd ed.; 1994) Angus Baxter Macmillan Canada, Toronto ISBN
Genealogy in Ontario: searching the records (3rd ed.; 1996) Brenda Dougall Merriman Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto ISBN Consult at: OGSL
Ontario genealogy for beginners (revised ed.; 1999) Ruth M. Burkholder RMB Genealogical Services, Stouffville, Ontario Previously published as: Beginners' genealogy at OGS Seminar '99 ISBN 0-921494-21-1
Tools of the Trade for Canadian Genealogy (2000) Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto ISBN 0-7779-0223-0 Consult at: OGS
Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors: a guide to the records and how to use them (2000) Laura M. Hanowski, editor Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Regina Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 1-895859-14-X
Web sites
Heraldry Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL Return to Top Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
Canadian Heraldic Primer (2000) Kevin Greaves Heraldry Society of Canada ISBN 0-9693063-4-2 Consult at: OGSL
Indexes for articles Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper) Return to Top Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
Index to the Ontario Genealogical Society's "Bulletin", 1962-1970 & "Families", 1971-1997: selected subjects (2000) Roger W. Reid, Compiler Global, Milton, Ont. ISBN 1-894378-40-7 (hardcover); ISBN 1-894378-41-5 (paper)
Maps See Maps and Atlases page of this site. Return to Top Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
See Maps and Atlases page of this site.
Photographs "Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
"Finding, Dating, and Using Old Photographs" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Mary Nash Part 1, Spring 2002, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. ? - ? Part 2, Summer 2002, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 62 - 65 Part 3, Fall 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 91 - 94 Part 4, Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 123 - 127 ISSN 1201-3072
Preservation of documents and photos Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL A Focus on Family Photographs Caring for Your Family's 35mm Slide Collection Preserving photographs and documents Return to Top Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
Help! I've inherited an attic full of history - Volume I: dating, evaluating and disposing of the accumulation of a lifetime (1998); ISBN 0-7779-0203-6 - Volume II: archival conservation in the home environment (1999); ISBN 0-7779-0217-6 Althea Douglas OGS, Toronto Consult at: OGSL
Writing your family history "Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072 Return to Top � Carleton County GenWeb 1998-This site is part of OntarioGenWebLoading
"Planning a Family History" in Anglo-Celtic Roots Saxon Harding Spring 2003, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 15 - 17 ISSN 1201-3072
