Resources




Here are links to my PDF's of resources for different areas.  Feel free to save and share.

Aboriginal Genealogy Resources     Post: Aboriginal Genealogy

Alberta Genealogy Resources              Post: Making it in Alberta

Australian Genealogy Resources     Post:  Australia Genealogy Resources

Canada 150 Part 1                                   Canada 150 Part II

Canadian Genealogy Resources       Post: Canadian Genealogy Resources

Canadian Military Resources           Post: various military, WWI and WWII

 Devon Genealogy Resources            Post: Devon Genealogy Resources

Ireland Genealogy Resources        Post:  No Luck of the Irish

7 comments:

  1. Susan27 January 2018 at 09:42

    This is fabulous!

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  2. Andrea17 February 2019 at 04:35

    I just came across your blog and have to say it's amazing. As someone just starting out I'm pretty sure it will be a great help to me. Thank you.

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    1. Dianne Nolin17 February 2019 at 10:16


      I am so glad you stopped by and I hope you find some gems that help you further your research. If you are on social media be sure to join my fb group where I sometimes post things I don’t write about here. Also in the fb group I upload to the File tab documents with list of links that go with most posts... free to download and share.
      I find most in the genealogy community to be kind and helpful, especially in the various genealogy groups on fb, but also people I contact at libraries, cemeteries, organizations etc. I wish you luck in your research.

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  3. Shirley27 June 2019 at 12:35

    What a fabulous list!!

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    1. Dianne27 June 2019 at 13:00

      Thank you. I hope you find something to help with your ancestors.

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  4. Anonymous15 February 2024 at 03:52

    Thank you so much for the Devon Resources. I have rellies from the Barnstaple parish.

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