Canadian Genealogy

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Do you have an area of expertise in Canadian genealogy? Maybe you could offer tips and suggestions to those just starting out.

Which province are you researching in?

I've been researching my family history for more than 30 years. My Canadian research has been limited to Ontario, primarily the Hamilton-Wentworth area. By no means am I an expert but I'm pretty familiar with what type of records are available to anyone researchig in this area.
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    Kim Kevin Callahan

    Mr. McGraw-Nicol,

         I also have been researching in the Provinces of Ontario along with Quebec.  I have a question for you.  I''m trying to find records that pertain to Provincial Surveyors in Ontario in the early 1860's.  A GG Grandfather of mine, Daniel H. White was listed as a provincial surveyor, but at present have not been able to locate those records.  He married a Mary Galbraith from Osgoode and I have had some positive results in those records.  Any suggestions you may have on provincial surveyors would be most appreciated.

    Sincerely,

    Kim Callahan

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      Barbara Diane Scism

      I would like to know how to find (free) birth dates and death dates for my paternal great grandparents (John and Angeline McNeal) and great great grandparents (Robert and Eliza McNeal).  I know they are buried in Victoria Lawn Cemetery, but can't seem to find any records of their birth and death dates.  I would also like to find birth, marriage and death records.  I have been able to locate them on several censuses.  On another side, my paternal great grandfather (Peter Johnson) emigrated from Norway and married in Buffalo, NY.  I feel there is a possibility that he and his future wife (Ase Andrea Anonsdtr) came through Canada.  The McNeals were hotel keepers.  When I was a child, we visited Ontario and stayed at a hotel there.  It was supposedly run/owned by a "cousin" named Kretchman or Kritchman.  I think it was in Hamilton, Ontario.  I would be interested in any knowledge of the hotel and it's history.  Any help would be appreciated.  

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        Christine McCloud

        Mostly Nova Scotia (Lipsett, McMaster, Bruce, O'Brien) and Quebec (Pleau, LaMothe, LeClair)