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Tracker: Goal 3: Learn about Quebec vital and census records.
Choices:
ALearn about Quebec vital records.
- Learn about Quebec civil registration in this article.
FS—Wiki: Quebec Civil Registration - Learn about tracing Quebec families and lineages in this video.
AAC—Building Families and Lineages—8:28 (acct. req.) - Search for birth, adoption, and orphanage records on the Library and Archives of Canada site.
- Learn about adoption records on the
OriginsCanada site. - Learn about the Rivest Marriage Index for Quebec marriages.
- Explore death record resources on the Death Indexes site.
- Explore Quebec obituaries on the In Memoriam site.
- * Good: Using the articles and videos in this Choice, write down key learnings for vital and birth records. Then use the learnings for searches for an ancestor.
- * Proficient: Same as above, for two or more ancestors.
QUIKLinks
- FS: Canada, Quebec Births and Baptisms, 1662-1898 (More)
- AC: Quebec Vital and Church Records, 1621-1968
- MH: Canada, People of Quebec
- AC: Montréal, Canada, non-Catholic Marriage Index, 1766-1899
- AC: Québec City Area, Marriage Contract Index, 1761-1940
- AC: Quebec, Canada, Marriage Contract Index, 1761-1941
- MH: Quebec Marriage Returns, 1926-1997
- AC: Quebec, Canada, Death Registers 1926-1997 (in French)
- MH: Canada, Quebec Deaths
CExplore Quebec census records.
- Get an overview of Quebec censuses in this article.
FS—Quebec Census - Learn about and search Quebec census records.
FS: Quebec Census, 1861 - Watch this video for more information on census records.
AAC—Colonial, Provincial, and National Censuses—7:16 (acct. req.) - Explore census records on the Olive Tree genealogy site (scroll down).
- Explore the MyFreeCensus site for Quebec census records.
- * Good: Using the articles and videos in this Choice, write down key learnings for census records. Then use the learnings for searches for an ancestor.
- * Proficient: Same as above, for two or more ancestors.
QUIKLinks