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For The Queens County GenWeb Site
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Items
in the list below have been collected to aid Queens County researchers.
It is hoped you will find what you need on it. Some of these items are
cross referenced to two or more topics.
Please
read the first section -
Begin Here - I am sure at least some of
your questions may be answered there.
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Begin
Here - Searching In New Brunswick - Have a Question?
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How
to start searching the Internet for New Brunswick Records |
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Files
to help people find data in NB |
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Tips
From A Genealogist |
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Frequently
Asked Question |
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Help
Put Data Online |
add something from your data to the Message Boards, or donate to your favourite
site. A few clues might be a great help to someone else, plus might put
you in contact with others researching your line(s).
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Family
Relationship Chart | see Northumberland County GenWeb site
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Biographies
& Families
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Beginnings
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of first settlers of given surnames in NB, pre-Loyalist; Loyalist; and
post Loyalist settlers
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NB
GenLinks | check out the Surname;
All
Family Sites; and Family Database Surname Index sections
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Malcolm's
Place | Barnett, Belyea and
Dixon (of Hampstead and Petersville Parishes)
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The
McKinneys Of Summer Hill And Their Neighbors (Contains many cemetery
records for the area) Dave McKinney
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Queens
County Families: Brown, Crawford & Cole (of Hampstead, Wickham
& Johnston Parishes); Dykeman & Hawkhurst (of Queens Co & Saint
John, NB) Jeff Thompson
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E.
Stone Wiggins | A
Queen's County native (b. 4 Dec 1839), and his efforts at storm prediction.
by John D. Reid, Ottawa. (See
Mr. Reid's Home Page for more weather related articles.) Mr. Wiggins is
perhaps more widely known, to genealogists, as the author of "Queens County
History"
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Families
| Base Gagetown Community Histroy Association family files.
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Cemeteries
& Memorials
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Queens
County Cemetery List | listing of the names of all
known cemeteries records at the Provincial Archives and my personal collection,
broken down by Parishes.
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World
War I and World War II / War
Memorial erected 2001 Royal Canadian Legion, Grand Washademoak, Branch
#60.
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Queens
County Cemetery within Base Gagetown | listing of
the names of all known cemeteries records made by the Department of National
Defense. Click on Communities - the cemeteries for each community
are listed on their respective pages.
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Census
Records
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Church
Records
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Historical
& Genealogical Societies
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New
Brunswick Genealogical Society (NBGS) |
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The
Queens County Historical Association |
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Genealogical
Institute of the Maritimes |
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Base
Gagetown Community History Association | their
official site - contains a page for all the communities within what is
now Base Gagetown Military Base, with links to much information about the
area and the people who once lived there.
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Base
Gagetown Community History Association | their
data site, and ever growing collection of materials pretaining to the areas
now within Base Gagetown, such items as: Maps, School records, Church records,
newspaper clippings, and individual and family histories and biographies
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History
of Queens County
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Land
Records
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Maps
& Localities - Queens County
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Millitary
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Places
to Go - Links
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This
site has turned over the primary responsibility of collecting and gathering
links for New Brunswick sources, to the capable hands of Todd Gilbert and
his site, NB GenLinks.
(Most links now found on this site will be those found within the site
itself, or on one of my other four sites, and occasionally on the other
GenWeb sites.) When using NB GenLinks, be sure to check out the various
topic files, as well as the new County files. (Gradually he will be picking
up individual topics from numerous sites to make it easier for surfers
to find what they are looking for. This approach has freed me to concentrate
on gathering additional data and help files.)
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New
Brunswick Publications | A bibliography of NB related books useful
for Family History
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Newspaper
Clippings | births,
marriages & deaths - many relating to Queens County residents, ca.
1940s to present
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Cusack,
Ruby M.is a genealogy buff living in Saint
John, who has a genealogy column, in "The Good Life", in the Evening Times-Globe.Send
your genealogical queries to her at: 47 Jean Street, Saint John, N.B. E2J
1J8. Or E-mail her at [email protected]
(please put Yesteryear Families in the subject line). Visit her Web site
at personal.nbnet.nb.ca/rmcusack/
to view archival columns.
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Vital
Statistics From New Brunswick Newspapers
is
a series of books published by Daniel
F. Johnson, of Saint John. They cover the
province from the first newspaper published here in 1784 to well into the
1880 (to date), and are still continuing. He has added a search feature,
well worth looking into. See the excellent write up about this project
by the Carleton
County GenWeb Co-ordinator O. Whitehouse.
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Provincial
Archives of New Brunswick | For
County guides & various collections (due to updates this list may not
be complete)
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PANB -
For online searches of NB County Registry of Births to 1901 |
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PANB -
For online searches of NB Registry of Marriages 1882-1901 | and beyond
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PANB - Irish Famine Migration
To New Brunswick |
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PANB - Guide to Family Histories
at the Provincial Archives |
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PANB - Guide To Biographies
at the Provincial Archives |
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PANB - Hutchinson
name directory for 1865-1866
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PANB - Hutchinson
name directory for 1867 - 1868
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PANB - Lovell
name directory for 1871
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Phone
Links to
New Brunswick NB-Tel's Power Pages Web Site phone listings (updated
ever twelve hours)
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Probate
Records - Wills
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An
introduction to Probate Records |
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Probate
Records - An Index for Queens County |
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Misc.
Wills for Queens County Residents - will be entered on the Queens County
Message Board - under the Wills Clasification. Please add any you might
have copies of.
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Professional
Help
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to Professional Researchers. These link tells where a list may be located
for NB. I do not recommend anyone in particular. Check with one or more
from the list and see who most closely meets your need. (Some items to
check for are: expected cost involved, time it will take to do your research,
and what type of report can you expect to receive from them - i.e. photocopies,
fully documented, etc. For best results, please be sure you list the sources
you have already used for NB.)
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Queries
and Misc. Data
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Please take note of (and
read at least once BEFORE you make your first post) the brief instructions
for this Board, under "Links and Announcements" found near the top
of the Message Board. There is also few help links on the footer banner
of the page as well.
The few rules and tips are
intended to help you make an entry that will ensure the best results. One
of the prime directives is to write your message in a way that people will
stop and read it. This usually involves using names of people or places
in the subject line (Not "Help needed", "Looking for great grandpa", etc.)
The use of upper and lower case letters is the way most people are used
to reading. They often ignore entries that are not written in this manner.
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Pages begun: 18 Apr 1998 - Moved to Rootsweb:
20 Mar 1999
This page was last Modified: Monday, 10-Sep-2018 19:20:12 MDT
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