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Marge Kohli has assembled a remarkable collection of excerpts from records confirming immigrants to Canada in the nineteenth century.
This includes voyage reports, lists of ships bound for Canada, emigrant handbooks from the 1800s documenting the lives of Canadian immigrants, and government immigration reports. Free .
One of the most developed countries today is Canada. People there enjoy high levels of social security, a high standard of living and decent wages.
Free searches of a variety of Canadian genealogical resources, including digitized census and passenger lists, land records, naturalization records, passports and other identification documents, and
Various provincial and territorial projects under Canada GenWeb offer access to transcribed records including census records, cemeteries, vital records, land records, wills and more.
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This University of British Columbia project presents digitized versions of more than 140 historical papers from across the province.
The headlines, which range from the
