Persopo USA People Search Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - Nov. 25, 2002 Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter Standard Edition A Weekly Summary of Events and Topics of Interest to Online Genealogists Vol. 7 No. 47 – November 25, 2002 Search previous issues of this newsletter at: This Plus Edition of the newsletter was sent to ##L@##H. Copyright© 2002 by Richard W. - (+) Thank You Plus Edition Subscribers! - Pilgrims on the Web - The First Thanksgiving - Dell Adds Competition to PocketPC Market - Public Beta of The Pocket Genealogist 2.50 - Genealogy by Genetics - America, America: A CD-ROM Gazetteer - Pathe News Film Archive - Tracing African-American Ancestry - Fun Stuff for Genealogists - (+) Genealogy Database Contributes to Identity Theft? - The Mysterious Genealogy of Russian President Putin - Update to Last Week’s "Piece of the Scottish Highlands" Article - Printing or E-mailing This Newsletter - (+) A Question About Plus Edition Delivery Format - Home Pages Highlighted - (+) Thank You Plus Edition Subscribers! - Pilgrims on the Web
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Where's MY Family Tree? - A Newbie Column at Genealogy Today by Christine Sievers Most Recent Articles Two metaphors come to mind for genealogical research. One is a jigsaw puzzle whose pieces were scattered around the room. The other metaphor that genealogical research brings to mind is a good mystery story. Archived Articles The Federal Census Online There are two types of online census sites, free and paid. Introduction to the US Federal Census After finding the death, marriage, and birth records of your ancestor, it is time to start searching for census records. Birth Certificates Since we are working backwards, the birth certificate is the last vital record for your ancestor. Marriage Documents Pt. 2 - Church Records By the late 1800's, registration of marriages were records kept by almost all of the states. Searching for Marriage Certificates For recent ancestors, this information is easier than finding later records. Funeral Home Records We have been dealing with the artifacts of death in the last articles. Who Said Aunt Tillie Eloped?
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Ontario Marriage Records The search engine for this site is no longer functional. As long as this site remains a part of ancestry/rootsweb, I have to pay for the search engine. Last week my last payment expired. I haven't been able to find a suitable replacement. The new site will be: www.ontariomarriages.ca In the meantime, you will have to use your browser's search function. Also, if anyone would like to take over the management of this site, please contact me. yramcrandall@yahoo.ca Ontario Civil Registration from 1869 to 1927, from Ontario Archives, microfilm MS 932, see the following pages: Part 1 1800 - 1925 Marriages arranged by county from sources other than post-1869 civil registrations Part 2 My home page All of the marriages registered in Ontario in 1925 are now online The following are the counties & years for which all of the marriages that were registered in that year are now online. Although we try to be as thorough as possible, there is always the chance that we have missed some marriages. Mary Crandall