Helping You With Your Canadian Research

 


















I'm taking the risk that some readers may be offended in my posting about the Legacy QuickGuides I have written for Legacy Family Tree. Not interested? No problem. Close this post and I'll see you next time.

I love helping people with their Canadian family history. When I was approached this past fall to write some Canadian guides for Legacy Family Tree's new
Legacy QuickGuides™, I was able to put that love into practice. What has resulted are twelve LQGs covering Canadian genealogy including every province and territory, as well as Loyalist research.


Through the writing of these Legacy QuickGuides™ I have learned more about each of my country's provinces and territories. In each LQG, I have put together a timeline of events, factoids, tips and tricks, and links to websites to help you research your ancestors in that particular province or territory. Randy Seaver of Genea-Musings has offered his opinion in his post Review: Legacy QuickGuide on Ontario Genealogy.

The digital version of the Legacy QuickGuides™ sell at a very affordable price. In addition to the Canadian LQGs, there are nearly 40 other Legacy QuickGuides™ on a variety of topics to help you with your family history research.

Currrently, I am working on two more Legacy QuickGuides™ due to be released in the next few months. Is there a Canadian topic that you would like to see written for a Legacy QuickGuides™? Leave me your suggestions in a comment.

Disclosure: I receive a royalty payment from Millenia Corporation, owner of Legacy Family Tree, for each purchase of the Legacy QuickGuides™ I have written.


Copyright by Kathryn Lake Hogan, 2012.

Webinar Wednesday: Canadian Census Records

When researching your Canadian family history, are you getting all the information that is available to you? Do you know Canadian census records can help you find these ten things about your ancestor or relative?

1.       Birth

2.       Age

3.       Marriage

4.       Death

5.       Date of Immigration

6.       Ethnic Origin & Place of Birth

7.       Address or Location

8.       Details of Business

9.       People absent in the household

10.    What your ancestor's farm produced

Do you wish there was a quick and easy way to learn about the Canadian census records in the comfort of your own home? 
Well, you are in luck. I am presenting "Making the Most of Canadian Census Records" for Legacy Family Tree's Webinar Wednesday on February 20, 2013. For all the details, visit Legacy News.

For those readers who have already attended a previous viewing of this presentation, I encourage you to attend anyway. This version of "Making the Most of Canadian Census Records" has been changed and updated with more information to help you find your ancestors.

Copyright by Kathryn Lake Hogan, 2013.