Maple Stars and Stripes: Your French-Canadian Genealogy Podcast was created as a way to share tips and tricks that might make it easier to research your French-Canadian family here in America as well as to trace them back in Quebec. Listen and learn from these Podcast on Genealogy Research Subjects. by
Sandra Goodwin. |
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This link below is a podcast (a digital audio
file which will play in your speaker) Listen to an interview with Norm Deragon of AFGS. |
NOTE: You may have to adjust the volume when it starts to play. Please click below to start the podcast. |
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- Maple Stars and Stripes: Home Page
- About Maple Stars and Stripes
- ShowNotes
- MSS-014-The American-French Genealogical Society In the main segment, we are treated to an in-depth look at the American-French Genealogical Society of Woonsocket, RI. President Norm Deragon fills us in on the society's history as well as its prospects for the future.
- MSS-013-Dissecting a French-Canadian Baptism Record
- MSS-007- Les Filles du Roi (the King's Daughters) Sylvia Bartholomy and Jan Burkhart of AFGS were both featured in episode 7.
- MSS-006-Tanguay and Its Supplement
- MSS-005-French-Canadian Given Names
- MSS-004-More French-Canadian Name Variations
- MSS-003-French Pronunciation and Text-to-Speech Aids
- MSS-002- The Dreaded ?Dit' Name
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The American - Canadian Genealogical Society - - Manchester, NH
The Society was founded at Manchester, New Hampshire in September 1973. Purposes of ACGS foster the study of ancestral origins encourage research into the history of families foster high standards of ethics for genealogical research provide a common access by and for individuals of French-Canadian origin. |
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French Canadian Interest Group, of the Southern California Genealogical Society - - The primary purpose of the French-Canadian Interest Group is to research our own French-Canadian ancestors as well as to help others research theirs. |
Maine Franco-American Genealogical Society -- The Father Leo E. Begin Library of MFGS contains over 1700 volumes which include a collection of marriage repertoires from Canada, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont; We have 62 books on microfiche and computers containing Family Tree Maker- Census Index (1607-1880); Social Security Death Benefits (1937-1966); 625,000 Maine Marriages on CD (1892-1966). |
French Canadian Heritage Society of California -- The primary purpose of the FCHSC is to foster an interest in our common French-Canadian heritage by researching our own French-Canadian ancestors as well as helping others research theirs and by supporting and making available to the public one of the largest collections of French-Canadian genealogical material in the country. |
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Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Commission ~ A permanent advisory commission to study the location, condition, and inventory of historical cemeteries in Rhode Island and to make recommendations to the general assembly relative to historical cemeteries in Rhode Island. |
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Google Language Tools ~ Translated search, Translate text, translate webpage or complete websites. |
Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid - - Also Latin Wordlist and Grammar Aid from the Notre Dame Archives : Latin Aid website. Great site for help with Latin translations. |
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People Finders ~ Find People From the Past: A Genealogy Resource Guide for Kids |
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IMMIGRANT SHIP TRANSCRIBERS GUILD -- We are a group of volunteers dedicated to making the search for our ancestors easier. We grew out of a need to find ships passenger
lists right here, on-line. |
Marlene Simmons - Quebec Researcher -- Marlene Simmons is a Townships-based researcher specializing in Quebec genealogy, especially the genealogy of the Eastern Townships, and/or northern New England genealogy. |
Massachusetts Genealogical Research Services -- Finding people and the records they left behind is our only business. We specialize in locating Massachusetts birth, marriage and death records - both contemporary and historical in nature. In addition, mass-doc.com provides complete genealogical research services including the development of pedigree charts and family group sheets. Both include source documentation and professional analysis. |
Acadian Genealogy Homepage -- The FIRST (1991) the Acadian-Cajun resource site on the internet, providing visitors information of available "specific family" genealogy CD-ROMs, a graphic image of your own Family Crest and tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text information. |
Léveillée-Bélanger Ancestry -- The Léveillée-Bélanger ancestry site contains thousands of French Canadian surnames and several Algonquin ancestors. The documentation is in html format for easy reading and printing. Sources for the vital events are listed for most of the ancestors. |
Davies Genealogy Research -- Beth Davies is a professional genealogist specializing in Quebec research. Her "Quebec Research" page gives an overview of Quebec resources available at the Family History Library. |
The Seeker, Reuniting The World! -- Free site to help find missing friends, relatives, heritage answers, military buddies, etc., it
even has a live call in radio show! Site has a searchable registry, links to thousands of sites, tips on finding people, and a
newsletter giving updated news. |
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Genealogy and History in France -- Researches in all France, including French archives of old-French colonies.
Several options : origin of a surname - agnatic or full family tree - historical research - biographies. Member of the Chambre syndicale des Genealogistes et Historiens. |
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France to Canada to Acadia & Beyond - Deals primarily with Family Genealogies: Boucher, Lavoie, Henry & Lejeune in Quebec & New Brunswick. Everyone with an interest in these families is welcome to join. |
I Dream of Genealogy - The only free online resource for Social Security Applications (SS-5) with images, along with lost and found family heirlooms, free online genealogy databases, and help with your family tree. |
Les Doucet du Monde - The web site emphasizes pride in our French and Acadian heritage. Two lineages of the Doucet/Doucette are emphasized, with much history. |
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Acadian Festival - Maine's largest cultural festival. An annual celebration of Acadian life, custom, culture and history. |
Madawaska Public Library - Useful link for genealogy resources on the first Acadians of Maine and Western New Brunswick. |
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Acadia & New France (Quebec) Genealogy ~ The Olive Tree website is dedicated to providing free access to genealogical data and bringing free information to the genealogical Internet community. |
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Acadieville ~ Acadieville is a small community located in the heart of Acadia in the county of Kent in New Brunswick in eastern Canada. |
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Provincial Archives of New Brunswick ~ Established in 1967, the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick collects and preserves the documents of the people, institutions and government of the province. |
NBGenWeb ~ New Brunswick GenWeb Project ~ NB GenWeb, in conjunction with the NB Mail List and NB Gen Links , is here to provide you free access to online genealogical information for your New Brunswick research. |
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CRPCD Archives ~ Links to 100 articles written by Father Clarence-J. d'Entremont, which were published in The Vanguard in 1989 and 1990. All attempts have been made to transcribe the articles as they were originally published. |
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Poitou Acadie Bretagne, genealogy. ~ Genealogy Roux Le Guillou French origins of the first Acadian families, Boudrot,Daigle, etc.
The establishment Acadien du Poitou Belle Ile en Mer, Documents, Lists, Maps, Auray and Acadia
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A Thousand Genealogy Links -- Over 1,000 genealogy links to online surname searchable
databases for England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, USA, Canada, Australia & New Zealand. |
Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home -- This site contains census records, marriage records, deportation lists, lists of the Acadian exiles, ships' lists, information about the king's daughters, Carignan regiment, Charlemagne; places where our first ancestors settled. |
Boston Family History -- A guide to historical and genealogical resources in the Boston area. Contains historical timelines of neighborhoods and ethnic groups as well as tourist information. |
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Find A Grave ~ Find the graves of ancestors, Search 54 million grave records, search for a cemetery, surname index, browse by Location. See the graves of thousands of famous people from around the world. Famous Grave Search,Yearly Necrologies.
What is a necrology? A necrology is a listing of people who have died during a specific time period.
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French Canadians in the 1842 Oregon Census -- List of French Canadians in Oregon census of 1842, often ignored or left out of contemporary listings. With short biographies and links to other researchers and sites about these people. |
Global Genealogy Supply -- A single source where you can purchase a wide variety of genealogy & history books, maps, archival supplies, charts & forms and genealogy software & CDs. |
Celtic Circle Genealogy - (In French) French genealogist based in France, working on genealogical research and research of person for inheritance or for family. I work with french census and other french archives and also have an access on american census to locate family. |
The Homepage of Bob Turcott -- Family tree for Turcotte/Turcott, Pelletier, Soucy, Dube, Berube, Lajoie, Lagace/Lagasse, Robitaille and many others. The mission of the link is to further myfamily research and assist other Family Genealogist in their quest to trace ancestors. |
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Ray Lamoureux and Bev Port Genealogical Web Site -- Web Site contains over 4,500 individuals and over 1,700
families, to include LAMOUREUX, PORT/PART/PARRE, LANDRY, GRANGER, PELKEY, HERBERG,
BRYANT, TEABOUT, and FAILLE." |
The Boston States Migration Page -- Resources to track families migrating between the Canadian Eastern Provinces, New England and New York through the centuries, including directions for subscribing to a Boston States mailing list. |
Drouin Association of North America -- A first for the Drouin of North America. An attempt to link as many of Drouin as possible, as well as to provide information on the family and events that are of interest. Formed in May 2004 |
GeneaSearch.com - Your Internet Genealogy Guide -- Users can add links, listings of their societies, publications available from a society or individual, newsletters. They can obtain links, lookups, tips, find books, get free email, and much more. |
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Bobs page of Genealogy -- Turcotte, Turcott, Lagace, Pelletier Genealogy, this website is an addition to the hompage of Bob Turcott |
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Jérôme Malhache -- A professional genealogist, family history researcher, working on Paris and Ile de France area |
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Ben R. Londeree Home Page -- The website contains the descendents of Guillaume Landry and Gabrielle Barr who were married in 1689 in Quebec City, PQ, Canada. The database currently (2/1/02) contains over 48,000 individuals. |
Vanasse Migration -- This site attempts to link Vanasse families in the United States with their families of origin in Quebec . |
CousinConnect.com -- A free public database of genealogy queries supporting all surnames and all geographic regions. Add, edit, or delete your queries at any time. |
Meaning of Names ~ Search through thousands of Submit Link - Submit Website - Meaning of Names is the place to come for the best resources for Submit Link - Submit Website |
Name Meanings -- Etymology - First Name Meanings. Find out the origin and meaning of your name. |
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'Genetic genealogy' - - database linking surnames to their Y-chromosomes. Search to find your DNA Heritage. |
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Quintin Publications ~ America's Genealogy Superstore! Quintin Publications offers thousands of family and local histories! French-Canada a specialty! |
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DNA Related resources - Valuable information and resources about DNA testing and how it relates to genealogy. |
Colonial Ancestors -- Genealogy records and information about ancestors in the 13 original colonies. |
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Photos -- Photos+genealogical info re: French-Canadian ancestors. Main surnames include: ALARIE/ALARY BÉRUBÉ BOURGEOIS BRAULT DUCHARME CIMON LEMAY ROY ST-GELAIS THÉRIAULT THIVIERGE TREMBLAY TURMEL VIAU |
CD ROM Census Records -- Images of the pages of the United States Census Records from 1790 through 1920 are now available on Cd Rom. |
Long Lost Family Bulletin Board -- Search for lost relatives and missing friends and check to see if someone is looking for you. Then take a look at some additional people finding resources. |
Genealogy Today -- Genealogy help for newbies, family researchers, genealogists and professionals. |
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DearMYRTLE's -- a daily genealogy columnist, whose articles appear in the Genealogy Forum (America Online Keyword: roots and Myrtle) as well as on her Web site. DearMYRTLE's Daily Genealogy Column is a Down-to-earth, practical advice for family historians -- available by free e-mail subscription. Previous articles are indexed and fully searchable on Myrt's web site.
On August 15, 1999 DearMYRTLE awarded the BEST of the week INTERNET FOR GENEALOGISTS award to the American-French Genealogical Society . The web version of the award is located at: American-French Genealogical Society Award |
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Maps |
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Maps of the Past, Inc - We are a leader in quality reprints of images from the 16th century onwards. Our maps are clearly designed for the avid genealogist and map enthusiast, home decor, metal detector devotee's and others of every interest. |
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Church Information |
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Parishes Online ParishesOnline is the online U.S. directory of the Catholic Church. Find Catholic Churches, Mass Times, Pastors, Bulletins, Maps, Dioceses, Schools... and much more! |
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