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[http://www.myheritage.com/ MyHeritage.com] is a commercial site based in Israel. Although it's a relatively new company they're well funded and have some really innovative features. They have also attracted a large number of users, particularly international (non-American) customers. They're aiming to be a one-stop all-purpose genealogy site so they offer a wide range of products and services, most of which are free. They charge for advanced versions of some services. Their online family tree service has a significant "social network" element, e.g. they invite you to share your tree and pictures with family members and those family members can collaborate with you. One key difference with WikiTree is that MyHeritage access and collaboration is strictly by invitation only, whereas WikiTree makes less sensitive historical information open to the world. Here are other features offered by MyHeritage: * Message boards: These don't seem very active. They may be too advanced for their own good (too many options, too many separate rooms, etc). * [http://www.myheritage.com/face-recognition Face recognition]: An innovative and technically advanced function, but mostly a gimmick. It will try to match your face with that of a celebrity. More optimistically, it might help you identify relatives in photos. * [[Genealogy search engines]]: Their engine searches a large number of diverse records, with mixed results. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]]

== [http://www.EllisIsland.org/ EllisIsland.org] == If you know or suspect your ancestor came through New York harbor, EllisIsland.org has a handy search engine. == [http://www.myheritage.com/research MyHeritage Genealogy Search] == This is a "meta" search engine from [[MyHeritage.com]] that indexes multiple databases. It will give you a lot of results, but a lot of them will be totally useless and obviously unrelated to the person you're looking for. It may be best to only use this for brick walls, i.e. when you've hit dead ends. == [http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Special:Search WeRelate Search Web] == Another meta search, this one offered by the [[WeRelate.org]] wiki. This is a simple text search engine that returns a genealogically-targeted subset of what you would find through Google. This can be helpful or it can just be limiting. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]]

Click here to visit [http://www.WeRelate.org http://www.WeRelate.org]. == What are the differences between WikiTree.com and WeRelate.org? == WikiTree and WeRelate are both entirely free [[wiki]] family trees. We share similar missions and operate in similar ways. WeRelate is hosted by a non-profit organization. WikiTree is hosted by a for-profit business named Interesting.com, Inc. See [[WikiTree_FAQ#Is_WikiTree_non-profit.3F|Is WikiTree non-profit?]] for more explanation. Both websites are based on the same Mediawiki software developed by the people behind Wikipedia. Both have customized Mediawiki extensively in order to make it work for a family tree project. The user-interface and structure of WeRelate is more powerful in some ways. In particular, the way they store sources is appreciated by advanced genealogists. WikiTree has made many compromises for simplicity and to be user-friendly. The privacy difference is very significant. All information on WeRelate is entirely public. WikiTree has carefully-designed [[privacy]] controls. Because WeRelate doesn't have privacy controls you can't add information on living people. WeRelate only contains information on non-living people. This has many advantages for wiki genealogists. Free-flowing information makes collaboration easier. WikiTree's privacy controls slow down some advanced collaboration, but they enable the community to create a full family tree. This is especially important for non-genealogists. Genealogists know how they connect to their distant ancestors and may keep their full tree on desktop software. Their non-genealogist family members may not. This is the heart of the difference. WeRelate is designed to enable genealogists to collaborate with each other. WikiTree is designed to enable genealogists to collaborate with each other and share their genealogy with the rest of their family members at the same time.

The [http://immigrantships.net/ Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild] (ISTG) is an independently-owned website that coordinates volunteers to get immigrant ship records online. As of 2008, they have over 8,000 passenger manifests. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Immigration Records and Passenger Lists]]

The [http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/howto/w2w/w2welcom.htm National Center for Health Statistics] (NCHS), a division of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), offers a state-by-state listing of where to obtain birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates - essential information for constructing your family tree. The information found on this site is specifically for individuals born in the United States. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:US Genealogy Resources]]

Created in 1996, [http://www.cyndislist.com/ Cyndi's List] is a well-maintained site that is self-dubbed, "Your genealogy starting point online for more than a decade!" It contains a wealth of free information that you will find incredibly helpful while doing your family research. Currently, Cyndi's List contains 264,400 family history links in 180+ categories. Wow! Here are specific areas that will come in handy no matter where you are with your research: * [http://www.cyndislist.com/births.htm Births and Baptisms]: A great listing of where to obtain birth and baptism records anywhere in the world. * [http://www.cyndislist.com/obits.htm Obituaries]: A compilation of where to find obituaries online. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]]

When certain vital records are missing, data can often be obtained from other records. Employment records, for example, can be acquired through the [http://www.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/ National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections] found at the [http://www.loc.gov/index.html Library of Congress] and other major libraries. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Employment Records]] [[Category:US Genealogy Resources]]

http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/ [[Category:Military Records]] [[Category:US Genealogy Resources]] [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]]

Maintained by the National Park Service (NPS) and several other public and private entities, [http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/info.htm The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System] (CWSS) is an electronic database containing information on individuals who served on both sides of the Civil War. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Military Records]] [[Category:US Genealogy Resources]]

The [http://www.asd.com/ American School Directory] contains information on over 105,000 K-12 schools in the United States. It is not a free resource. Two subscriptions are available: *Annual Subscription at $36.00 per year *Monthly Subscription at $9.99 per month [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Education and School Records]] [[Category:US Genealogy Resources]]

A variety of [http://www.familytreeconnection.com/records/school.html school records and yearbooks] have been indexed and cataloged by the [http://www.familytreeconnection.com/index.html Family Tree Connection]. According to the site "You may search any of the school records and yearbooks listed, however, a subscription is required to access all of the information." An annual subscription is $29.95. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Education and School Records]] [[Category:US Genealogy Resources]]

[http://nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolsearch/ Search for public schools and school districts] in the United States through the Institution of Education Sciences (National Center for Education Statistics) electronic database. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Education and School Records]] [[Category:US Genealogy Resources]] [[Category: United States, Schools]]

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A list of other sites that provide lists of where to find information, and/or articles, podcasts, etc, on genealogical research. *(free) [http://www.coraweb.com.au www.coraweb.com.au] *:Concentrates on listing resources of interest to Australian and New Zealand researchers. *(free) [http://www.ozgenonline.com/ www.ozgenonline.com] *:Developed to assist Australian Researchers in their own research into their Local and Family or Genealogical History. See also: [[International Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Australia, Genealogy Resources]] [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]]

A list of other sites that provide lists of where to find information, and/or articles, podcasts, etc, on genealogical research. *(free, donations accepted) [http://www.cyndislist.com Cyndislist] *(subscription) [http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-3382244-10467607 Ancestry.com] *(subscription) [http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=8PFFtyvWAFE&offerid=150188.10000003&type=3&subid=0 Footnote.com] [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]]

A list of the searchable newspaper article indexes online. *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:List_of_online_newspaper_archives Wikipedia list of Newspaper archives online] *:A website listing numerous links to various Newspaper archives around the world. *(free/pay results) [http://news.google.com/archivesearch Google News] [[Category:Newspaper and Media Archives]]

This page attempts to bring together the various internet military resources and online databases. Please report any dead links. Also, if you know of any other appropriate links please advise [Bech-2|Paul Bech] *(free) [http://www.searchforancestors.com/locality/uk/military.html Ancestor Search...find your family history] *:Online searchable indexes of various military databases involving UK and Commonwealth troops in various conflicts. [[Category:Military_Records]] [[Category:UK_Genealogy_Resources]]

This page attempts to bring together the various internet military resources and online databases. Please report any dead links. Also, if you know of any other appropriate links please advise [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] *(free) [http://www.militaryindexes.com/worldwartwo/ Online World War II Indexes & Records] *:A web site with links to various online searchable indexes of various military databases involving the US. *(free) [http://www.wwiimemorial.com/default.asp?page=registry.asp&subpage=intro National WWII Memorial] *:The Registry includes the names of Americans who are: **:Buried in American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) overseas military cemeteries. **:Memorialized on ABMC Tablets of the Missing. **:Listed on official War and Navy Department Killed in Service rosters now held by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). **:Honored by public enrollment in the Registry of Remembrances. *(free) [http://www.tecom.usmc.mil/HD/Home_Page.htm United States Marine Corp; History Division] **:There does not appear to be any actual data here. It is mainly a list of contacts and resources on the subject of Marines. *(free) [http://www.suvcwdb.org/index.php?r=site/search Civil War: SUVCW Database] **Civil War veteran graves. [[Category:Military_Records]] [[Category:US_Genealogy_Resources]]

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An attempt at a list of sites hosting Danish family trees. *[http://www.ourtree.dk/ Ourtree.dk], (in Danish) er nu gratis at benytte for alle brugere. [[Category:Denmark Genealogy Resources]]

This page attempts to bring together the various internet military resources and online databases. Please report any dead links. Also, if you know of any other appropriate links please advise [[Bech-2|Paul Bech]] *(free) [http://www.wargraves.co.nz/ Wargraves and Memorials in New Zealand] *:Searchable databases, by location. *(free) [http://muse.aucklandmuseum.com/databases/general/basicsearch.aspx?Dataset=cenotaph, Cenotaph database at Auckland Museum]. *:Last name, First name, Rank, Serial Number, War [[Category:Military_Records]] [[Category:New_Zealand_Genealogy_Resources]]

The [http://www.surnamedb.com/ Internet Surname Database (surnamedb.com)] is an excellent resource for researching the origins and meanings of last names. The database has been growing since 1980. It was started as a small family business more than 20 years ago, and is still run by the same family. Originally it offered information by mail. Now the full database is available online, entirely for free. [[Category:Genealogy Research Websites]] [[Category:Surname Research]]

Here is a new page to help coordinate our efforts. === Completed Merges with Final WikiTree IDs === These are massively-merged profiles. The [[WikiTree ID]]s should be final, and the profiles are "managed" by the WikiTree European Aristocracy User Group. The name after the profile is a member of the group who is willing to take responsibility for editing the profile. *[[Plantagenet-150|Plantagenet-150 - Adewis Plantagenet]] (1132-1192) - [[Travis-185|Roger Travis]] *[[Plantagenet-226|Plantagenet-226 - Agnes Plantagenet]] (1130-1192) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-220|Plantagenet-220 - Alice Plantagenet]] (1267-1279) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-164|Plantagenet-164 - Alphonso Plantagenet]] (1273-1284) - Lindsay *[[Plantagenet-175|Plantagenet-175 - Beatrice Plantaganet]] (1242-1275) - Lindsay *[[Plantagenet-360|Plantagenet-360 - Beatrice Plantagenet]] (1286-) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-790|Plantagenet-790 - Berengaria Plantaganet]] (1276-1278) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-361|Plantagenet-361 - Blanche Plantagenet]] (1290-1290?) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-104|Plantagenet-104 - Blanche Plantagenet]] (1341-1369) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-562|Plantagenet-562 - Edmund "Crouchback Of Leicester" Plantaganet]] (1245-1296) - Lindsay, Roger *[[Plantagenet-103|Plantagenet-103 - Edmund of Woodstock Plantagenet]] (1301-1330) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-678|Plantagenet-678 - Edward I Longshanks Plantagenet]] - Roger *[[Plantagenet-677|Plantagenet-677 - Edward II Plantagenet]] - Roger *[[Plantagenet-676|Plantagenet-676 - Edward III Plantagenet]] - Roger *[[Plantagenet-341|Plantagenet-341 - Eleanor Plantagenet]] (1306-1311) - Roger *[[Castilla-10|Castilla-10 - Eleonor de Castilla y León]] (1240-1290) - Kathy *[[Plantagenet-533|Plantagenet-533 - Elizabeth Princess of Rhuddlan Plantaganet]] (1282-1316) *[[Plantagenet-167|Plantagenet-167 - Henry III, King of England Plantagenet]] (1206/7-1272) - Lindsay, Roger *[[Plantagenet-181|Plantagenet-181 - Joan Plantagenet]] (1265-1265) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-300|Plantagenet-300 - Joan of Acre Plantaganet]] (1272-1307) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-1229|Plantagenet-1229 - Margaret Plantaganet]] (1240-1275) - Roger *[[Plantagenet-99|Plantagenet-99 - Thomas Lord of Brotherton Plantagenet]] (1300-1338) - Roger === Current Being Merged === *[[Castilla-3|Castilla-3 - Fernando I The Great of Castile And Leon]] (1016-1065) - Kathy *[[Castilla-11|Castilla-11 - Fernando III The Saint of Castile And Léon]] (1201-1252) - Kathy *[[Roet-3|Roet-3 - Katherine Roet]] - Roger *[[Castile-88|Castile-88 - Constance Castile]] - Roger === Manager requests === * Roger: Humphrey Bohun, e.g. Bohun-30 === To Do === Henry "Curtmantle" of England II Plantagenet (1133-1189) * Of_England-206 [[Plantagenet-681|Henry of England III Plantagenet (1206/7-1272)]] * (Iii-14) * (Of England-207) [[Plantagenet-289|Henry Plantagenet (1256-1257)]] * Henry-903, 861 * England-169, 700 * UNKNOWN-45613, 78811, 79692 * Plantagenet-246|Henry Plantagenet (1268-1274)]] * Plantagenet-811, 328 * UNKNOWN-45590, 78662 * England-684 * Henry-860 Henry “3rd Earl of Lancaster” Plantagenet 1281-1345 * Plantagenet-366, 658, 626, 698, 129, 938, 685, 691, 945, 507, 49, 673, 968, 674, 696, 894 Henry “of Grosmont” “1st Duke of Lancaster” Plantagenet 1310-1361 * Plantagenet-1146, 513, 319 John of England I * Of_England-205 Henry of England III * Of_England-207 Geoffrey d'Anjou V * D'Anjou-139 Ædgitha Ælfflædasdatter of England * Of England-231 Eleanor of Provence * Eleanor Berenger (Berenger-51) * Eleonore of England (De Provence-25) * Eleanor De Provence (De Provence-60) * Eleanor Berenger (Berenger-88) * Eleanor Of Provence (Provence-102) * Queen of England Eleanor (Eleanor-39) * Eleanor /BARENGER/ Eleanor of Provence UNKNOWN (UNKNOWN-18705) Isabel de BEAUMONT * De BEAUMONT-244 [[Plantagenet-18|Isabel Plantagenet (1214-1241)]] Edward “the Black Prince” Plantagenet * Plantagenet-863, 1324 * England-937 Edmund “of Langley” Plantagenet * Plantagenet-1331, 185, 545, 855, 1245, 1495 * UNKNOWN-45558, 78200 John “of Gaunt” Plantagenet * Planagenet-1515, 60, 72, 74 * UNKNOWN-18248 * Lancaster-239 * Gaunt-58 William Plantagenet * Plantagenet-1425 * England-947 * UNKNOWN-45556, 78412, 45564 * Windsor-197 Thomas “of Woodstock” Plantagenet * Gloucester England-2 * Plantagenet-856, 1450, 1333 * Woodstock-4 * UNKNOWN-45565, 77722 * Prince of England-26 * Of GLOUCESTER-6 Isabel Plantagenet * UNKNOWN-45554, 77733 * Of England-117 * Plantagenet-862, 1421 Joan Plantagenet * Plantagenet-1455, 1417, 1431, 861, 1449, 1415, 1444 * Of England-116 * UNKNOWN-45555, 78251, 126060, 126062 * Joan-66 * Joan-67 Lionel “of Antwerp, Duke of Clarence” Plantagenet * UNKNOWN-45557 * Plantagenet-693, 860, 1454, 1478, 1479 * Antwerp-1 Mary Plantagenet * Plantagenet-1426, 796, 858, 1452 * UNKNOWN-45561, 78661 Margaret Plantagenet * UNKNOWN-45563, 77752 * Plantagenet-783, 857, 1451 Catherine “of Lancaster” Plantagenet * Plantagenet-1341, 1379, 816 * Of LANCASTER-23 Philippa Plantagenet 1360-1415 * of LANCASTER-24 * Plantagenet-65, 62, 69, 6, 748, 1412 Isabel Plantagenet 1368-1368 * Lancaster-340, 341, 349 * Plantagenet-768, 1365, 1403, 1366, 1404 * Plantagenet Lancaster-1, 2 Elizabeth Plantagent 1364-1426 * Plantagenet-735, 795, 189 Edward Plantagenet 1365-1365 * Lancaster-338, 346 * Plantagenet-756 * DeGaunt-5 Edmund “Crouchback” Plantagenet * Plantagenet-627, 1469, 279, 686, 822, 241, 10 * UNKNOWN-18341 * Of England-263 * Leicester-13 Catherine Plantagenet 1253-1256 * Catherine-55, 154, 41 * Plantagenet-278, 346, 25 * UNKNOWN-45611, 78223 * England-582, 698

This page is an attempt to identify the primary profiles of the early Acadians, and find their duplicates. Primary profiles are in bold text. == Comments == To comment, or to contribute to this list, add a section here or join the discussion in the [http://groups.google.com/group/WikiAcadia Google Group]. == Michel Richard and family == The following are the profiles for Michel Richard and his two wives. The sublists are the families of each of Michel's children. Everyone on this list had all duplicate profiles merged first, but new duplicates are still occasionally created. Any duplicates found should be merged into these profiles. * Michel Richard: '''[[Richard-74]]''' * Madeleine Blanchard: '''[[Blanchard-77]]''' * Jeanne Babin: '''[[Babin-11]]''' === René Richard and Madeleine Landry === * René Richard: '''[[Richard-69]]''' * Madeleine Landry: '''[[Landry-131]]''' * Michel Richard: '''[[Richard-572]]''' * Anne Richard: '''[[Richard-350]]''' * Antoine Richard: '''[[Richard-573]]''' * Pierre Richard: '''[[Richard-574]]''' * René Richard: '''[[Richard-575]]''' === Pierre Richard and Marguerite Landry === * Pierre Richard: '''[[Richard-73]]''' * Marguerite Landry: '''[[Landry-64]]''' * René Richard: '''[[Richard-576]]''' * Jean Richard: '''[[Richard-631]]''' * Marguerite Richard: '''[[Richard-632]]''' * Angelique Richard: '''[[Richard-633]]''' * Anne Richard: '''[[Richard-634]]''' * Pierre Richard: '''[[Richard-635]]''' * Jacques Richard: '''[[Richard-636]]''' * Charles Richard: '''[[Richard-637]]''' * Joseph Richard: '''[[Richard-638]]''' * Paul Richard: '''[[Richard-639]]''' === François Brossard and Catherine Richard === * Francois Brossard: '''[[Brossard-13]]''' * Catherine Richard: '''[[Richard-34]]''' * Madeleine Broussard: '''[[Broussard-55]]''' * Pierre Broussard: '''[[Broussard-135]]''' * Marie Broussard: '''[[Broussard-2]]''' * Catherine Josephe Broussard: '''[[Broussard-1]]''' * Elisabeth Broussard: '''[[Broussard-136]]''' * François Broussard: '''[[Broussard-137]]''' * Claude Broussard: '''[[Broussard-138]]''' * Françoise Broussard: '''[[Broussard-139]]''' * Alexandre Broussard: '''[[Broussard-58]]''' * Jean Baptiste Broussard: '''[[Broussard-140]]''' === Martin Richard and Marguerite Bourg === * Martin Richard: '''[[Richard-80]]''' * Marguerite Bourg: '''[[Bourg-132]]''' * Martin Richard: '''[[Richard-410]]''' * Alexandre Richard: '''[[Richard-382]]''' * Michel Richard: '''[[Richard-408]]''' * Marie Richard: '''[[Richard-411]]''' * Marguerite Richard: '''[[Richard-409]]''' * Joseph Richard: '''[[Richard-584]]''' * Madeleine Richard: '''[[Richard-413]]''' * Pierre Richard: '''[[Richard-412]]''' * Paul Richard: '''[[Richard-414]]''' * Jean Baptiste Richard: '''[[Richard-415]]''' === Alexandre Richard and Isabelle Petitpas === * Alexandre Richard: '''[[Richard-70]]''' * Isabelle Petitpas: '''[[Petitpas-3]]''' * Jean Baptiste Richard: '''[[Richard-581]]''' * Marie Josephe Richard: '''[[Richard-174]]''' * Marguerite Richard: '''[[Richard-354]]''' * Jeanne Richard: '''[[Richard-582]]''' * Pierre Richard: '''[[Richard-583]]''' * Angelique Richard: '''[[Richard-644]]''' * Jean Baptiste Richard: '''[[Richard-645]]''' * Germain Richard: '''[[Richard-646]]''' * Michel Richard: '''[[Richard-647]]''' * Anne Marie Richard: '''[[Richard-648]]''' === Germain Terriot and Anne Richard === * Germain Terriot: '''[[Terriot-6]]''' * Anne Richard: '''[[Richard-35]]''' === Charles Babin and Madeleine Richard === * Charles Babin: '''[[Babin-26]]''' * Madeleine Richard: '''[[Richard-77]]''' * Anne Marie Babin: '''[[Babin-44]]''' * Marguerite Babin: '''[[Babin-43]]''' * René Babin: '''[[Babin-90]]''' * Pierre Babin: '''[[Babin-91]]''' * Claude Babin: '''[[Babin-38]]''' * Jean Baptiste Babin: '''[[Babin-42]]''' * Joseph Babin: '''[[Babin-40]]''' * Claire Babin: '''[[Babin-94]]''' * Charles Babin: '''[[Babin-41]]''' * Marie Babin: '''[[Babin-92]]''' * Madeleine Babin: '''[[Babin-93]]''' * Isabelle Babin: '''[[Babin-95]]''' === Michel Vincent and Marie Richard === * Michel Vincent: '''[[Vincent-667]]''' * Marie Richard: '''[[Richard-78]]''' === Pierre Forest and Cecile Richard === * Pierre Forest: '''[[Forest-26]]''' * Cecile Richard: '''[[Richard-75]]''' === Jean LeBlanc and Marguerite Richard === * Jean LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-370]]''' * Marguerite Richard: '''[[Richard-68]]''' === Michel Richard II and Agnes Bourgeois === * Michel Richard II: '''[[Richard-23]]''' * Agnes Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-4]]''' * Marie Jeanne Richard: '''[[Richard-655]]''' * Michel Richard: '''[[Richard-656]]''' * Joseph Richard: '''[[Richard-657]]''' * Marguerite Richard: '''[[Richard-22]]''' * Marie Magdelaine Richard: '''[[Richard-658]]''' * Jean Baptiste Richard: '''[[Richard-659]]''' * Zacharie Richard: '''[[Richard-660]]''' * Victor Richard: '''[[Richard-661]]''' === Alexandre Richard and Marie Levron === * Alexandre Richard: '''[[Richard-72]]''' * Marie Levron: '''[[Levron-5]]''' * Pierre Toussain Richard: '''[[Richard-649]]''' * Claude Richard: '''[[Richard-650]]''' * Marie Josephe Richard: '''[[Richard-651]]''' * Marguerite Richard: '''[[Richard-652]]''' * Isabelle Richard: '''[[Richard-653]]''' * Joseph Richard: '''[[Richard-654]]''' == Antoine Bourg and Antoinette Landry == This list covers Antoine Bourg and Antoinette Landry, and their children. All known duplicates of these profiles have been merged as of Jan. 31, 2012. These profiles are managed by [[Lavoie-74|Lianne Lavoie]]. * Antoine Bourg: '''[[Bourg-126]]''' * Antoinette Landry: '''[[Landry-17]]''' * François Bourg: '''[[Bourg-24]]''' * Marie Bourg: '''[[Bourg-38]]''' * Jean Bourg: '''[[Bourg-41]]''' * Bernard Bourg: '''[[Bourg-104]]''' * Martin Bourg: '''[[Bourg-37]]''' * Jeanne Bourg: '''[[Bourg-180]]''' * Renée Bourg: '''[[Bourg-42]]''' * Huguette Bourg: '''[[Bourg-1]]''' * Jeanne Bourg: '''[[Bourg-25]]''' * Abraham Bourg: '''[[Bourg-28]]''' * Marguerite Bourg: '''[[Bourg-29]]''' === François Bourg and Marguerite Boudreau === This list covers François Bourg (from above) and his wife and children. All known duplicates of these profiles have been merged as of Jan. 31, 2012. These profiles are managed by [[Lavoie-74|Lianne Lavoie]]. * François Bourg: '''[[Bourg-24]]''' * Marguerite Boudreau: '''[[Boudreau-66]]''' * Michel Bourg dit Michaud: '''[[Bourg-77]]''' * Marie Bourg: '''[[Bourg-158]]''' * Alexandre Bourg: '''[[Bourg-181]]''' * Marguerite Bourg: '''[[Bourg-132]]''' * Madeleine Bourg: '''[[Bourg-89]]''' * Pierre Bourg: '''[[Bourg-182]]''' * Anne dit Jeanne Bourg: '''[[Bourg-135]]''' === Bernard Bourg and Françoise Brun === This list covers Bernard Bourg (from above) and his wife and children. All known duplicates of these profiles have been merged as of April 2, 2012. * Bernard Bourg: '''[[Bourg-104]]''' * Françoise Brun: '''[[Brun-4]]''' * Marie Claire Bourg: '''[[Bourg-39]]''' * Marguerite Bourg: '''[[Bourg-19]]''' * Rene Bourg: '''[[Bourg-33]]''' * Jeanne Bourg: '''[[Bourg-34]]''' * Anne Bourg: '''[[Bourg-22]]''' * Claire Bourg: '''[[Bourg-26]]''' * Francoise Bourg: '''[[Bourg-27]]''' * Abraham Bourg: '''[[Bourg-30]]''' * Renee Bourg: '''[[Bourg-31]]''' * Marie Bourg: '''[[Bourg-193]]''' * Claire Bourg: '''[[Bourg-137]]''' == René Landry l'Aîné and family == This list covers René Landry l'Aîné and Perrine Bourg, and their children and their spouses. * René Landry l'Aîné: '''[[Landry-19]]''' * Perrine Bourg: '''[[Bourg-20]]''' * Marie Landry (b. c. 1646): '''[[Landry-18]]''' * Germain Doucet: '''[[Doucet-19]]''' * Etienne Comeau: '''[[Comeau-12]]''' * Marie Landry (b. c. 1650): '''[[Landry-129]]''' * Laurent Granger: '''[[Granger-39]]''' * Madeleine Landry: '''[[Landry-131]]''' * René Richard: '''[[Richard-69]]''' * Pierre Landry: '''[[Landry-222]]''' * Madeleine Robichaud dite Cadet: '''[[Robichaud-7]]''' * Claude Landry: '''[[Landry-38]]''' ('''Note''': There are other profiles that look similar to this one, but they are not matches. Do not merge this profile with any others!) * Marguerite Terriot: '''[[Terriot-10]]''' == Martin Aucoin (1590) and Barbe Minguet, Marie Salle == This list covers the Martin Aucoin who was born c.1590, his two wives, and his children. * Martin Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-53]]''' * Barbe Minguet: '''[[Minguet-1]]''' * Marie Salle: '''[[Salle-1]]''' * Michelle Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-8]]''' * Jeanne Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-10]]''' * Jean Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-177]]''' == Martin Aucoin (1651) and Marie Gaudet == This list covers the Martin Aucoin who was born c.1651, his wife, and his children and their spouses. It does not yet contain all spouses, but all duplicates of the Aucoin profiles have now been accounted for. * Martin Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-29]]''' * Marie Gaudet: '''[[Gaudet-15]]''' * Martin Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-87]]''' * Catherine Theriot: '''[[Theriot-37]]''' * Marie Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-88]]''' * Michel Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-46]]''' * Jeanne Bourg: '''[[Bourg-121]]''' * Isabelle Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-2]]''' * Jerome Guerin: '''[[Guerin-6]]''' * Louise Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-9]]''' * Francois Gautrot: [[Gauthreaux-1]] * Agnes Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-89]]''' * Alexis Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-51]]''' * Augustin Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-90]]''' * Cecile Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-91]]''' * Anne Marie Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-6]]''' * Pierre Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-92]]''' * Rene Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-60]]''' * Catherine Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-93]]''' * Antoine Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-94]]''' * Françoise Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-95]]''' * Joseph Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-39]]''' * Jean Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-1]]''' * Charles Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-49]]''' * Baby Girl Aucoin: '''[[Aucoin-96]]''' == Daniel LeBlanc and Marie Françoise Gaudet == This list includes Daniel LeBlanc, his wife, and their children. All duplicates have been merged. * Daniel LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-100]]''' * Marie Françoise Gaudet: '''[[Gaudet-14]]''' * Jacques LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-70]]''' * Françoise LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-98]]''' * Etienne LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-75]]''' * Rene LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-78]]''' * Andre LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-71]]''' * Antoine LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-95]]''' * Pierre LeBlanc: '''[[LeBlanc-67]]''' == Antoine Hebert and Genevieve Lefranc == This list includes Antoine Hebert, his wife, and their children. All duplicates have been merged. * Antoine Hebert: '''[[Hebert-54]]''' * Genevieve Lefranc: '''[[Lefranc-1]]''' * Jean Hebert: '''[[Hebert-677]]''' * Jean Baptiste Hebert: '''[[Hebert-63]]''' * Catherine Hebert: '''[[Hebert-58]]''' == Jacques Bourgeois and Jeanne Trahan == This list covers Jacques Bourgeois, Jeanne Trahan, and their children. All duplicates are included as of February 2012. * Jacques (Jacob) Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-8]]''' * Jeanne Trahan: '''[[Trahan-8]]''' * Jeanne Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-21]]''' * Charles Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-17]]''' * Germain Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-15]]''' * Marie Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-20]]''' * Guillaume Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-25]]''' * Marguerite Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-16]]''' * Marie-Francoise Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-22]]''' * Anne Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-24]]''' * Marie Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-18]]''' * Jeanne Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-3]]''' == Pierre Sire and Marie Bourgeois == This list includes Pierre Sire, Marie Bourgeois, and their children. It may not be a complete list of duplicates yet. * Pierre Sire: '''[[Sire-10]]''' * Marie Bourgeois: '''[[Bourgeois-20]]''' * Jean Sire: '''[[Sire-9]]''' * Pierre Sire: '''[[Sire-18]]''' * Guillaume Sire: '''[[Sire-19]]''' == Charles Melanson and Marie Dugas == This list includes Charles Melanson, Marie Dugas, and their children. It may not be a complete list of duplicates yet. * Charles Melanson: '''[[Melanson-7]]''' * Marie Dugas: '''[[Dugas-9]]''' * Marie Melanson: '''[[Melanson-26]]''' * Marguerite Melanson: '''[[Melanson-49]]''' * Anne Melanson: '''[[Melanson-50]]''' * Cecile Melanson: '''[[Melanson-30]]''' * Elisabeth "Isabelle" Melanson: '''[[Melanson-23]]''' * Charles Melanson: '''[[Melanson-40]]''' * Madeleine Melanson: '''[[Melanson-10]]''' * Marie Melanson: '''[[Melanson-168]]''' * Françoise Melanson: '''[[Melanson-24]]''' * Ambroise Melanson: '''[[Melanson-5]]''' * Pierre Melanson: '''[[Melanson-44]]''' * Claude Melanson: '''[[Melanson-51]]''' * Jean Melanson: '''[[Melanson-37]]''' * Marguerite Melanson: '''[[Melanson-27]]''' == Thomas Cormier and Marie Madeleine Girouard == * Thomas Cormier: '''[[Cormier-28]]''' * Marie Madeleine Girouard: '''[[Girouard-36]]''' * Marie Madeleine Cormier: '''[[Cormier-30]]''' * François Cormier: '''[[Cormier-12]]''' * Anne Cormier: '''[[Cormier-92]]''' * Alexis Cormier: '''[[Cormier-31]]''' * Germain Cormier: '''[[Cormier-3]]''' * Pierre Cormier: '''[[Cormier-34]]''' * Claire Cormier: '''[[Cormier-35]]''' * Marie Cormier: '''[[Cormier-36]]''' * Agnes Cormier: '''[[Cormier-37]]''' * Jeanne Cormier: '''[[Cormier-38]]''' [[Category:Acadians Project]]

At the moment this is being used as a loose worklist 30 Mar 2019. This page is outdated [[B-404|B-404]] 14:56, 15 July 2021 (UTC) *Need to remove "Category:Mayflower Families" from profiles on this list Mayflower_Families do they have template {{Mayflower Family Member}} which adds the correct category. This page lists all the passengers of the Mayflower (just the passengers, not their descendants). We can use it to keep track of who is taking the lead on the profiles of each person. The list comes from [http://mayflowerhistory.com/ here]. * John Alden (Managed by '''Mike''') * Isaac Allerton (Managed by '''Heather''') ** Mary (Norris) Allerton (Managed by '''Heather''') ** Bartholomew Allerton (Managed by '''Heather''') ** Remember Allerton (Managed by '''Heather''') ** Mary Allerton (Managed by '''Heather''') * John Allerton (Managed by '''Heather''') * John Billington ** Eleanor Billington ** John Billington ** Francis Billington * William Bradford (Managed by '''[[Nally-4|Becky]]''') ** Dorothy (May) Bradford * William Brewster ** Mrs. Mary Brewster (Managed by '''Heather''') ** Love Brewster (Managed by '''Heather''') ** Wrestling Brewster (Managed by '''Heather''') * Richard Britteridge (should be Bitterige) had no descendants/parents. His bio is good. * Peter Browne * [[Butten-1|William Butten]] no descendants / parents. Bio is good. * [[Carter-5837|Robert Carter]] no descendants/parents. Bio is good. * John Carver ** Katherine (White) Carver * James Chilton ** Mrs. Chilton ** Mary Chilton * [[Clarke-3140|Richard Clarke]] no descendants/ancestors. Bio good. * [[Cooke-36|Francis Cooke]] ** [[Cooke-19|John Cooke]] * [[Cooper-3899|Humility Cooper]] no descendants. Bio good. parents ok * John Crackston ** John Crackston * Edward Doty * Francis Eaton ** Mrs. Sarah Eaton ** Samuel Eaton * [[English-878|Thomas English]] no descendants/ancestors. bio good. * Moses Fletcher * Edward Fuller (Managed by '''[[Nally-4|Becky]]''') ** Mrs. Fuller ** Samuel Fuller * Samuel Fuller * Richard Gardinar * John Goodman * William Holbeck * John Hooke * [[Hopkins-474|Stephen Hopkins]] (Managed by '''[[Alvis-9|Kathy]]''' and '''[[Brown-8212|Abby]]''') ** [[Fisher-2|Elizabeth (Fisher) Hopkins]] (Managed by '''[[Alvis-9|Kathy]]''' and '''[[Brown-8212|Abby]]''') ** [[Hopkins-5|Constance Hopkins]] (Managed by '''[[Alvis-9|Kathy]]''' and '''[[Brown-8212|Abby]]''') ** [[Hopkins-6|Giles Hopkins]] (Managed by '''[[Alvis-9|Kathy]]''' and '''[[Brown-8212|Abby]]''') ** [[Hopkins-7|Damaris Hopkins]] (Managed by '''[[Brown-8212|Abby]]''') ** [[Hopkins-49|Oceanus Hopkins]] (Managed by '''[[Brown-8212|Abby]]''') * John Howland (Managed by '''Kathy''') * John Langmore * William Latham * Edward Leister * Edmund Margesson * Christopher Martin ** Mary (Prower) Martin * Desire Minter * Ellen More * Jasper More * Richard More * Mary More * William Mullins ** Mrs. Alice Mullins ** Priscilla Mullins ** Joseph Mullins * Degory Priest * Solomon Prower * [[Rigsdale-1|John Rigdale]] no descendants / no ancestors / bio ok ** [[Unknown-202299|Alice (_____) Rigdale]] no descendants / no ancestors / bio ok * Thomas Rogers ** Joseph Rogers * Henry Samson * George Soule ''' [[B-404|Anne B.]]''' * Myles Standish ** Mrs. Rose Standish * Elias Story * [[Thompson-11578|Edward Thompson]] - had no known descendants/parents. His profile is good. * Edward Tilley ** Ann (Cooper) Tilley * John Tilley ** Joan (Hurst) Tilley ** Elizabeth Tilley * Thomas Tinker, wife, and son * [[Trevore-3|William Trevore]] no descendants/ancestors. bio ok. * John Turner, and two sons * [[Warren-66|Richard Warren]] (Managed by '''[[Nally-4|Becky]]''') * William White ** Mrs. Susanna White ** Resolved White * Roger Wilder * Thomas Williams * Edward Winslow ** Elizabeth (Barker) Winslow * Gilbert Winslow * [[Ely-558|"Mr. Ely"]] no descendants/ancestors. bio ok. * Dorothy, Carver's maidservant [[Category:Mayflower Project]]

[[Category:Acadians Project]][[Category: Canada Census Records]] This is a list of the adults who appear in the 1671 census. For their full information, including children who appear in the census see sources for more formats. Names are spelled here as they were on the 1671 census, though standard Acadian spelling should be used for LNAB. * [[Bourgeois-8|Jacob Bourgeois]] and [[Trahan-8|Jeanne Trahan]] * [[Gaudet-41|Jean Gaudet]] and [[Colleson-1|Nicole Colleson]] * [[Gaudet-16|Denis Gaudet]] and [[Gauthier-61|Martine Gauthier]] * [[Caissie-137|Roger Caissie]] and [[Poirier-20|Marie Poirier]] * [[Forest-85|Michel De Forest]] and [[Hebert-121|Marie Hebert]] * [[Gaudet-7|Marie Gaudet]], widow of [[Hebert-41|Etienne Hebert]] * [[Babin-25|Antoine Babin]] and [[Mercier-47|Marie Mercier]] * [[Daigre-4|Olivier Daigre]] and [[Gaudet-13|Marie Gaudet]] * [[Hebert-54|Antoine Hebert]] and [[Lefranc-1|Genevieve Lafrand]] * [[Blanchard-92|Jean Blanchard]] and [[Lambert-395|Radegonde Lambert]] * [[Blanchard-186|Widow Francois Gudcin (Guerin)]] and [[Guérin-49|François Guérin]] * [[Dupuis-41|Michel Dupout (Dupuis)]] and [[Gauterot-13|Marie Gauterot]] * [[Terriot-53|Claude Terriau]] and [[Gauterot-8|Marie Gauterot]] * [[Terriot-15|Germain Terriau]] and [[Brun-23|Andree Brun]] * [[Terriau-1|Jehan Terriau]] and [[Rau-71|Perrine Rau]] * [[Savoie-9|Francois Savoye]] and [[Lejeune-11|Catherine LeJeune]] * [[Corporon-1|Jehan Corporon]] and [[Savoie-10|Francoise Savoie]] * [[Martin-5617|Pierre Martin]] and [[Vigneau-4|Catherine Vigneau]] * [[Pellerin-36|Francois Pelerin]] and [[Martin-9112|Andrée Martin]] * [[Morin-217|Pierre Morin]] and [[Martin-5611|Marie Martin]] * [[Martin-11327|Mathieu Martin]] * [[Brun-5|Vincent Brun]] and [[Breau-4|Renee Brode]] * [[Gautrot-7|Francois Gauterot]] and [[Lejeune-21|Edmee LeJeune]] * [[Trahan-104|Guillaume Trahan]] and [[Brun-26|Madelaine Brun]] * [[Sire-10|Pierre Sire]] and [[Bourgeois-20|Marie Bourgeois]] * [[Thibodeau-30|Pierre Thibodeau]] and [[Theriot-24|Jeanne Terriau]] * [[Petitpas-15|Claude Petitpas]] and [[Bugaret-2|Catherine Bagard]] * [[Bourg-104|Bernard Bour]] and [[Brun-4|Francoise Brun]] * [[Terriot-14|Bonaventure Terriau]] and [[Boudrot-13|Jeanne Boudrot]] * [[Boudrot-14|Michel Boudrot]] and [[Aucoin-8|Michelle Aucoin]] * [[Guilbault-5|Pierre Guillebaut]] and [[Terriot-17|Catherine Terriau]] * [[Labatte-1|Jean LaBatte]] and [[Gauterot-7|Renee Gautherot]] * [[Blanchard-477|Martin Blanchard]] and [[LeBlanc-98|Francoise LeBlanc]] * [[Bourg-41|Jean Bourg]] and [[Martin-5783|Marguerite Martin]] * [[Bourg-126|Antoine Bourc]] and [[Landry-17|Antoinette Landry]] * [[Granger-39|Laurent Granger]] and [[Landry-129|Marie Landry]] * [[Landry-195|Perrine Landry]], widow of Jacques Joffrain * [[Doucet-26|Pierre Doucet]] and [[Pelletret-1|Henriette Peltret]] * [[Bourg-24|Francois Bourc]] and [[Boudreau-66|Marguerite Boudrot]] * [[Salle-1|Marie Salé]] * [[Doucet-19|Germain Doucet]] and [[Landry-18|Marie Landry]] * [[Girouard-34|Francois Girouard]] and [[Aucoin-10|Jeanne Aucoin]] * [[Belou-1|Jacques Belou]] and [[Girouard-35|Marie Girouard]] * [[Girouard-2|Jacob Girouard]] and [[Gauterot-9|Marguerite Gauterot]] * [[Vincent-392|Pierre Vincent]] and [[Gaudet-18|Anne Gaudet]] * [[Martin-2022|Pierre Martin]] and [[Ouestnorouest-1|Anne Ouestnorouest]] * [[Breau-18|Vincent Brot]] and [[Bourg-38|Marie Bourg]] * [[LeBlanc-100|Daniel LeBlanc]] and [[Gaudet-14|Francoise Gaudet]] * [[Poirier-72|Michel Poirier]], son of the deceased Jehan Poirier * [[Bajolet-1|Barbe Baiolet]], widow of Saviniue de Courpon * [[Gougeon-19|Antoine Gougeon]] and [[Chebrat-1|Jeanne Chebrat]] * [[Comeau-17|Pierre Commeaux]] and [[Bayol-1|Rose Bayols]] * [[Pitre-7|Jean Pitre]] and [[Pesseley-2|Marie Peselet]] * [[Comeau-12|Etienne Commeaux]] and [[Lefebvre-26|Marie LeFevbre]] * [[Bourgeois-17|Charles Bourgeois]] and [[Dugas-21|Anne Dugast]] * [[Martin-2016|Barnabe Martin]] and [[Pelletret-3|Jeanne Pelletrot]] * [[Bertrand-310|Clement Bertrand]] and [[Lambelot-1|Huguette Lambelot]] * [[Belliveau-17|Antoine Belliveau]] and [[Guyon-3|Andree Guion]] * [[Landry-19|Rene Landry]] and [[Bourg-20|Perrine Bourc]] * [[Cormier-28|Thomas Cormier]] and [[Girouard-36|Madeline Girouard]] * [[Rimbault-7|Rene Rimbaut]] and [[Unknown-182545|Anne-Marie]] * [[Dugas-62|Abraham Dugast]] and [[Doucet-23|Marie Judith Doucet]] * [[Richard-74|Michel Richard]] and [[Blanchard-77|Madeleine Blanchard]] * [[Melanson-7|Charles Melancon]] and [[Dugas-9|Marie Dugast]] * [[Melanson-99|Pierre Melancon]] and [[Mius-21|wife]] * [[Robichaud-81|Estienne Robichaut]] and [[Boudrot-28|wife]] * [[Lanoue-10|Pierre Lanoue]] * [[Mius-18|Phillippe Mius]] and [[Helie-2|Madeleine Elie]] * Armond Lalloue and Elizabeth Nicolas * Guillaume Poulet and wife == Sources == * [http://www.acadian-cajun.com/1671cens.htm 1671 Acadian Census] - English translation. * [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?ident=R0001 Recensements d'Acadie] - French transcription * [http://collectionscanada.gc.ca/pam_archives/index.php?fuseaction=genitem.displayItem&rec_nbr=2319362 Recensement nominal de Port-Royal. 1671] Microfilmed copies of the original census. ** Finding aid no. MSS0446, Additional information: Location of originals note Centre des archives d'outre-mer (France) vol. 466, Source Private, Other system control no. PIAF7158, MIKAN no. 2319362 ** [http://collectionscanada.gc.ca/pam_archives/index.php?fuseaction=genitem.displayEcopies&rec_nbr=2319362 low resolution images] at collectionscanada.gc.ca ** High quality scans have been obtained and uploaded to this page: [[Space:Recensement de l'Acadie de 1671]] * [http://books.google.ca/books?id=4Jg-AAAAYAAJ Public Archives of Canada, ''Report Concerning Canadian Archives for the Year 1905''] ** [http://books.google.ca/books?id=4Jg-AAAAYAAJ&pg=RA3-PA1#v=onepage&q&f=false Appendix] by Placid Gaudet includes census transcript (french) in addition to other acadian genealogical information.

[[Category: Canada Census Records]] This is a list of the adults who appear in the 1678 census. For their full information, see [http://www.acadian-home.org/census1678.html the full transcription]. As the final profile IDs for these people are identified, they'll be linked here. Names are spelled here as they were on the 1678 census, which is not necessarily how their final profile IDs should be spelled. *Francois Gauterot and Bastien Brun *[[Dugas-80|Martin Dugast]] and [[Petitpas-14|Marguerite Petit Pas]] *[[Boudrot-22|Charles Boudrot]] and [[Bourg-42|Renée Bourg]] *[[Thériot-103|Bonaventure Térriot]] and [[Boudrot-13|Jeanne Boudrot]] *[[Boudrot-14|Michel Broudrot]] and [[Aucoin-8|Michelle Aucoin]] *Abraham Dugast and Marguerite Doucet *[[Doucet-26|Pierre Doucet]] and [[Pelletret-1|Henriett Pelletret]] *[[Bourg-126|Anthoine Bourg]] & [[Landry-17|Thoinette Landry]] *The Widow Joffreau *[[Granger-39|Laurans Granger]] and [[Landry-129|Marie Landry]] *Philippe Myus *Martin Bourg and Marie Potet *Bernard Bourg and Francoise Brun *Clem. Bertrand and Hugette Lambelot *Pierre Comeau Widower *Jean Comeau and Francoise Hebert *Estienne Rivet and Marie Commau *Pierre Comeau and Jeanne Bourg *[[Girouard-34|Francois Girouer]] and [[Aucoin-10|Jeanne Aucoin]] *Ollvier Daigre and Marie Godet *Jacq La Prence and Marguerite Hebert *Jean Hebert *Dominiq Garrau and Marie Godet *Estienne Commau and Marianne Lefevre *[[Babin-25|Anthoine Babin]] and [[Mercier-47|Marie Mercier]] *Manuel Hebert *Michel Forest Widower *[[Bourgeois-8|Jaques Bourgeois]] and [[Trahan-8|Jeanne Trahan]] *Renee Le Blanc and Anne Bourgeois *The widow Gougeon *Jean Pitre and Marie Pesselet *[[LeBlanc-100|Daniel LeBlanc]] and [[Gaudet-14|Francoise Godet]] *[[Hebert-54|Anthoine Hebert]] and [[Lefranc-1|Geneviefve Le Fran]] *[[LeBlanc-70|Jac Le Blanc]] and [[Hebert-58|Catherine Hebert]] *Jean Hebert and Marye Doucet *Philippe Rimbault and Catherine Hebert *Renee Rimbault and Anne Marie *Onis Godet Widower *Pierre Godet and Marie Blanchard *Jean Blanchard and Radegonde Lambert *Guilleaume Blanchard and Hugette Gougeon *Francois Gautreau and Aymee LeJeune *Guillaume Trahan and Madelenne Brun *Michel du Peux and Marie Gautrot *Claude Terriot and Marie Gautrot *Martin Benoist Labriere and Marie Chaussegros *Germain Savoye and Marie Beraud *Pierre Godet and Lesne Anne Blanchard *Laurans Godin and Anne Blanchard *Vincelot Beraud and Marie Bourg *Vincent Brun Widower *Bastien Brun and Huguette Bourg *Pierre Thibaudeau and Jeanne Terriot *Pierre Terriot and Cecile Landry *Pierre Le Jeune and Marie Thibaudeau *[[Landry-70|Rene Landry]] and [[Bernard-114|Marie Bernard]] *The Widow Pesselet *Francois Levron and Catherine Savoye *Pierre Martin and Anne Godin *Pierre Vincent *[[Salle-1|Marie Sale]] Widow of [[Claude-8|Jean Claude]] *Bernabe Martin and Jeanne Pelletret *Estienne Robichau and Francoise Boudrot *Jean Labat and Renee Gautrot *[[Landry-19|Rene Landry]] and [[Bourg-20|Perrine Bourg]] *E Pellerin and Jeanne Savoye *[[Brossard-13|Francois Brossard]] and [[Richard-34|Catherine Richard]] *[[Richard-74|Michel Richard]] and [[Blanchard-77|Madeleine Blanchard]] *Germain Doucet and Marie Landry *[[Richard-74|Michel Richard]] *Michel Boudrot [[Category:Acadians Project]]

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[[Category:Acadians Project]] === Port Royal ===

	Aages (ans)	Armes (fusils)	Terres labourées (arpens)	Bestes à cornes	Moutons
Pierre Guillaume	60
[[Arseneau-10|Pierre Arsenault]]	40
[[Guérin-51|Marie Guérin]]	24
Enfans:
[[Arseneau-15|Pierre]]	10
[[Arseneau-19|Abraham]]	8
Cristofle Margery	55

== Sources == * Suite, Benjamin, ''Histoire des Canadiens français'', VI, p.6. [https://archive.org/stream/cihm_24447#page/n39/mode/2up (archive.org)] *Université de Moncton: ** [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?retour=R0231&ident=R0013 Port Royal] ** [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?retour=R0231&ident=R0029 Cape de Sable] ** [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?retour=R0231&ident=R0030 Port de la Haius et Mirliguaiche] ** [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?retour=R0231&ident=R0031 Baie des Mines] ** [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?retour=R0231&ident=R0033 Rivière St Jean, Pesmonquady, Megais et Pentagouet] ** [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?retour=R0231&ident=R0034 Beaubassin] ** [http://www2.umoncton.ca/cfdocs/cea/livres/doc.cfm?retour=R0231&ident=R0038 Miramichy, Chedabouctou, Nepisigny et l'Isle Percée]

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[[Category:Acadians Project]] === Beaubassin ===

	Aages	Beufs et vaches	Brebis	Cochons	Arpens de terre	Fusils
[[Arseneau-10|Pierre Arsenault]]	43
[[Guérin-51|Marie Guérin]]	30	14	10	5	8	2
Enfans:
[[Arseneau-15|Pierre]]	16
[[Arseneau-19|Abraham]]	14
[[Arseneau-21|Charles]]	3
[[Arsenault-46|Jaques]]	1

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[[Category:Acadians Project]] = TOUR OF INSPECTION MADE BY THE SIEUR DE LA ROQUE. CENSUS. 1752 = The journal and census of the Sieur de la Roque from the Archives in Paris were prepared under the direction of M. le comte de Raymond, in the year 1752. La Roque commenced his work in the midst of winter and had to encounter many hardships in the performance of his task. The census appears to have been carefully made and furnishes many details of interest to-day. As an introduction to the work of the Sieur de la Roque we quote a letter of M. le comte de Raymond to the Minister dated the 5th of December, 1752, as it contains the instructions given to the surveyor, particulars concerning his qualifications, and the progress made with the census up to the end of the year. == LETTER OF THE COMTE DE RAYMOND TO THE MINISTER == LOUISBOURG 5th December 1752 MY LORD, The ship which is to carry the despatches is not yet ready to sail and is not likely to leave for eight or ten days. I do not know whether the Sieur de la Roque, one of the land surveyors of the colony, has as yet arrived in Paris, where he is going after he has entered into possession of an inheritance at Toulouse. I would be sorry, My Lord, if you were not apprised before his arrival there, of his qualifications. He is a very good man full of zeal and talent. He is the son of one of the King's Musketeers, of good family, and has rendered excellent service during the last war. He has done wonderful things here for me. It is he, who last year made a tour of Ile Royale to inspect, according to my instructions, all the ports and harbours, search for a new route to Ile au Justaucorps, which is feasible and would shorten the sea voyage between this island and Ile Royale more than fifty leagues. I had also intrusted him with the making of a general census of the settlers on the island, name by name, men as well as women and children, their respective ages and professions, tha numbers of arpents each has of improved land, the number of their cattle, their species, fowl &c., &c., distinguishing the good workmen from those who are not, and the character of each individual. He was instructed also to examine, and inspect the most percipitous places in the island; those where troops could be most easily landed; how many ships each harbour could accommodate and their tonnage; the difficulties of making each harbour, the rocks and breakers at their entrances; what disputes exist concerning concessions and lastly a general survey of everything. I instructed him to do the same during the summer at the Ile St. Jean. He acted as my forerunner there, and I have seen with pleasure, My Lord, during the general tour which I have made, that when I have personally reviewed the reports which he has made to me they have ail been proved correct. This man being of good family is desirous of rising above the average and asks a brevet as sub-engineer, which I pray you to be pleased to grant. Monsieur Franquet has already taught him much, and he intends to perfect himself during his stay in France, but at the same time I have arranged with him that at present he shall not cease to be a surveyor. He will be of the very greatest assistance in the general survey, which I intend to make of this colony, as well as of Ile St. Jean, in order to come to some definite settlement of the concessions. He will take with him two other surveyors, and with his knowledge of the country, and of each concession, he will be well fitted to satisfactorily carry out the work. I pray you, My Lord, to not only grant him the favour he greatly desires, but also to show him more kindness and allow him to return by the first boat coming here. If you intend to send us a fourth surveyor who has some knowledge of engineering and who has the instruments necessary for the survey of this country, it would be very fitting to expedite this most interesting work. Two surveyors could go one way and two the other. I know that to maintain four surveyors here will be putting the King to much expense, but I also know that at the present time they are very necessary, and will be so until the land granting business is cleared up, and ail the concessions have been put in order and the boundaries determined; a work which cannot be begun too soon. It would not be necessary to keep more than two afterwards, one in this colony and the other at Ile St Jean. The two others could be utilised on other work, or returned to France. Les Sieurs Chatton and Roche who are the other two surveyors, and of whom nothing but good can be said, have not yet received payment of the three hundred livres which you had the goodness to grant to each of them towards the cost of their passage to this country. I beg you, My Lord, to be pleased to send orders that they be paid, for I assure you they have great need of this small sum as they cannot live here within the limits of their eight hundred livres of pay. I have the honour, etc, LE COMTE DE RAYMOND. == TOUR OF INSPECTION UNDERTAKEN BY LE SIEUR DE LA ROQUE == Tour of inspection undertaken by le Sieur de la Roque, King's Surveyor, by order of M. le Comte de Raymond, Chevalier, Seigneur d'Oye, la Cour and other places; Brigadier General; His Majesty's Lieutenant of the Towns and Castles of Angoulême; Governor and Commandant of Isles Royale, St Jean and others and their dependencies. This tour through all the ports, harbours, creeks, rivers and to all places in Isle Royale, generally, where there are settlers, was commenced on the fifth of February, 1752. === Louisbourg === This said 5th day of February, 1752, we, Joseph de la Roque, in consequence of orders and instructions given to us by M. le Comte de Raymond, left the town of Louisbourg, the capital of Isle Royale, at one o'clock in the afternoon, in rainy weather, and at four o'clock in the evening of the same day arrived at the dwelling of the Sr. Pierre Boisseau, situate on the road to Miré, two leagues from Louisbourg. We found in the said house an old soldier of the garrison of Louisbourg, Pierre Bonne, aged 61. He is a native of St. Pierre de Roumoulon, diocese of Xaintes, has neither trade nor profession, and is in the service of the said Pierre Boisseau. On being asked the extent of the concession, by whom granted and when; the quantity of cleared and meadow land and of fallow land; and what use could be made of the land; he answered us that he knew nothing about the extent or boundaries of the concession; in regard to the cleared land, that was in grass, and from it they had harvested from 130 to 140 quintals of hay, the nature of the soil being most favourable for growing hay. The said Sieur Boisseau had no live stock. Except a lake lying to the left of the road we observed nothing worthy of note throughout the whole distance of two leagues. This lake discharges its water into the stream of Pointe Plate, by which stream they are carried to the sea at the harbour of Gabarus. The land is clothed with fir of all descriptions. Between six and seven o'clock in the morning, in bright sunshine, we set out from the said dwelling for Gabarus. We continued to follow the highway for half a league, and then took a blazed road, which led us to the further end of the gorge of the Montagne du Diable, on the sea shore at the harbour of Gabarus. The length of this road is placed at three leagues. All the woods are of beech and the surface of the ground is extremely rough. === The Bay of Garbus === This bay is formed by thé Pointe du Dehors and thé Pointe Blanche Thèse points lie about north east and south west at a distance f roin each other of some three leagues giving thé bay a circuit of six leagues inland on thé north west of thé island Between Pointe Blanche and Cormorandière a good half league distant from Louisbourg lies Pointe Plate thé exact place on which thé English made a descent and landed thé army in thé year 1745 The land between thé town of Louisbourg and this point is very rough and marshy with ten to twelve feeb of peat which neither dries up nor condenses owing to thé gréât quantity of water with which every part is usually covered Nor would it be easy to make practical drainage for thé reason that nearly ail thé marshes are pierced by ridges which partake of thé nature of rocks The bottom beneath thé ten or twelve feet of peat is a mixture of rich soil f ull of and traversed by rocks thé whole producing a petrified mass and extremely difficult to remove Ail thèse considérations lead to thé conclusion that should thé enemy attempt to make a descent at this part of thé bay they would find it very difficult if not impracticable to transport artillery across such rough country The distance from Cormorandière to Pointe aux Basques or to Point du Dehors is estimated at four leagues Within this distance we find- 1 Between la Cormorandière and thé gorge of thé above mentioned Montagne du Diable there lie several creeks practicable for landing from beats Thèse creeks are re spectively half a league a league and a league and a half distant from thé site of one of thé projected redoubts on thé said Cormorandière on which a landing could be made without running any risk of danger The distance between thé gorge of thé said mountain to thé Pointe du Dehors is about two leagues and between them there rises a bank of sand half a league in length and from 40 to 50 toises in width extending from thé foot of thé said mountain to a stream which forms thé boundary of thé home steads of thé Sieur Duchambon and thé heirs of Pierre Rondeau On this bank it would be possible to effect a landing at ail times and tides except during a heavy gale and thé redoubts to be thrown out on Pointe Plate and on thé Coimorandière would offer no opposition on accouiit of their distance But it is probable that thèse two projected redoubts will be very useful in prevent ing thé enemy from efiecting a landing as near thé place as they did during thé last war and should a landing on thé said sand bank be effected even then thé impracticable roads they must follow in order to attack thé said redoubts and gain thé road to Miré are thé true guarantees for their security seeing that it is morally impossible to tranport any kind of artillery across thé lands in this locality or by way of thé per pendicular banks of thé streams which intersect them It is estimated that thé distance between thé said sand bank and thé Pointe du Dehors is two leagues and at a quarter of a leagu to thé south east lies a creek where vessels anchor in four or five fathons of water and sheltered generally from ail winds except from thé north which blows off land This bay where a very promising commencement for thé settlement of a colony has been made is suitable for thé cod fishery there is also an abundance of pasturage for raising a gréât quantity of live stock and thé land is also good for cultivation ==== Census ==== The homesteads that hâve been granted on thé said Bay of Gabarus and thé inhabitants who hâve settled there men as well as women boys girls domestics thirty six months men live stock schooners bateaux skiffs boats fec : M Degouttin a lot situated on thé Pointe du Dehors unimproved : T M Daillebou a pièce of land situated along thé coast Not cultivated : M Thiery a pièce of ground situated on thé coast (adjoining thé above) Uncultivated : M de St Ovide and now occupied by M St de Chambon There are at présent two settlers on it : M Rondeau a pièce of ground situated in thé middle of thé said bay There is one settler at work thereon :: Sixton Huiker ploughman native of Switzerland aged 42 years married to Marie Jeanne Esteruine native of Dailledan Switzerland aged 35 years and their children as follows:- ::: Joseph Huiker aged 16 years ::: Angélique Huiker aged 9 years ::: Both natives of Louisbourg The man occupies about two arpents of cleared land to make a garden in which he will sow ail kinds of grain as an experiment to discover which will do best He has a skiff ::: The land on which he is settled belongs to M du Chambon : Jeanne Baudry widow of François Clermont native of Plaisance aged 45 years :: She has three children who are ::: François Clermont aged 33 years of âge ::: Pierre Clermont aged 27 years ::: Jeanne Clermont aged 15 years :: Three hired fishermen who are ::: Etienne Daguerre native of Louisbourg aged 33 years ::: Pierre Tuillier native of Dieppe aged 27 years ::: François Durand native of Dinant aged 27 years :: Three boats one sow and five young pigs :: The land on which she is settled is situated on thé creek au Major a part of thé homestead of M du Chambon : Pierre Duport ploughman settler in thé Colony for one year having received rations for that time for himself and his family native of thé parish of Sonneville in Abbeville diocèse of La Rochelle aged 32 years : Jeanne Métayer his wife native of thé same parish aged 24 years :: They hâve three children two sons and one daughter who are ::: Pierre Duport aged 6 years ::: Jean Duport aged 4 years ::: The daughter is not yet baptised :: They hâve with them Jeanne Rousseau widow of Jean Métayer their muother aged 45 years :: Elizabeth Métayer their sister aged 18 years :: The land on which they are settled belongs to and forms part of thé homestead of Sr Rondeau On thé 8th at 7 o clock in thé morning we took our departure from thé said Gabarus to proceed to thé harbour of Fourché which we reached about 3 o clock in thé afternoon of thé saine day The harbour of Fourché lies on thé south west coast of thé island about three leagues distant from Gabarus In leaving thé said harbour of Gabarus we crossed thé ake on thé land of Madame Rondeau which lies behind thé sand bank already referred to In keeping to thé west for a quarter of league thé lands are covered with hard wood fit for fuel Making west south west during thé second stage we reached a portage of about 80 toises which brought us to a second lake with no outlet for its waters save that of filtration This is a very extensive sheet of water Keeping thé same course we followed this lake for 200 toises and entering a wood went south west for a qaarter of a league which brought us out on thé Grand lac du Gabarus This lake has three arms running well inland to thé north north east and south west The river Barachois de Bellefeuille rises hère lying in thé north arm and is thé only outlet frona thé said lake of Gabarus On leaving thé wood for thé first stage we followed thé river in a south westerly direction for about 400 toises and then west quarter north west for a quarter of a league ail thé woods being composed of fir At thé end of this distance we reached a small portage of about 70 or 80 toises through hard wood which brought us to a fourth unnamed lake In continuing our journey we followed this lake its entire length which is not very gréât The timber in this locality is fir and further on we re entered thé wood going south west for some 400 toises This brought us immediately to thé further end of thé Barachois de Bellefeuille Towards thé end of thé way we found ail kiuds of hard wood === The Barachois de Bellefeuille === The Barachois de Bellefeuille is very extensive It forms several arm s which run deep inland on thé north east thé north and thé north west We crossed at first hold ding south icest for about five toises and then going west a quarter north west for a good quarter of a league The banks as well as thé lands in thé interior are wooded with inferior fir The entrance to thé said Barachois de Bellefeuille lies north and south At high tide an empty boat might succeed in making thé passage which is hardly two toises in widthi The land is mostly peaty and marshy being only good for pasturage In front of thé said barachois a sand bank extends a quarter of a league in length by 30 to 40 toises in width It runs north east and south west Besides thé sand bank lying outside thé entrance thé water is full of shoals and reefs vessels would be unable any where to find shelter from thé winds or to ride in safety in case of a light wind springing up Further as everyone knows thé weather on this coast is so changeable that an enemy would never be no imprudent as to land without making sure of beiug able to reembark in case of a repuise or if thé state of thé Hveather should render such a course necessary But even with a favourable wind what advantage would a landing oflèr If they should proceed inland to reach Gabarus Bay how could they pass through a country so marshy as that described above ? Leaving this Barachois going west south west we passed an aider plot of some 400 toises in extent which brought us1 to thé Barachois Marcoche The Barachois de Marcoche is very extensive being a league across We followed it making many points of thé compass which we reduced to thé south west The Barachois has a number of arms running inland for a league and one running to thé north west a good league and a half There are several islets and peninsulas on it whilst thé banks are covered with fir trees The entrance which is perhaps fifteen toises across lies north and south Loaded boats pass at high tide There is a rock on thé starboard side as one enters and a sand bank on thé larboard leaving room for only one boat to pass A sand bank very similar to that in front of thé Barachois de Bellefeuille lies before thé entrance About a league outside thé two Barachois there are a number of reefs visible only at low tide From thé said lake we skirted thé coast which is full of reefs and shoals as far as thé mouth of thé Harbour de Fourché a distance of a quarter of a league === The harbour of Fourché === The harbour of Fourché is one of thé best harbours for thé cod fishery on thé coast The only thing against it is thé difficulty of thé entrance on account of shoals near it It is divided into two arma thé one running to thé west north west and thé other to thé west The latter was well settled before thé war there being twelve or fifteen familles ail doing well The English burned thé whole place with thé exception or a storehouse 100 feet long on thé homestead of thé late M Daccarette still in existence to day and used for thé raising of cattle Leaving Fourché on Wednesday thé ninth instant holding north west for a quarter of a league past spruce woods rendered impracticable owing to their heavy growth thé route brought us to Lake Ablin which may be a quarter of a league in length by 200 toises in breadth It divides at thé further end into two branches and runs about north east and south west The shores are entirely covered with fir The lake discharges itself into thé Barachois de la Grande Framboise by means of a stream whioh we followed iiMt il we came to an arm of thé said Barachois de la Framboise The distance between thé two points is possibly an eighth of a league === THE BARACHOIS DE LA GRANDE FRAMBOISE === The Barachois de la Grande Framboise is situated half a league from thé Harbour Fourché The entrance lies north north west and south south east its width may be placed at 450 toises There are two reefs opposite thé entrance A boat of thé capacity of five or six cords of wood can pass while outside there is anchorage It is estimated that it runs inland for a league and a half throwing out several arms that extend some deeper than others into thé land in a north north westerly direction forming many islands and points in its mille IN lis width may be considered to be a good half league The banks are covered with poor fir The chief product of thèse Barachois creeks and lakes consists of hay seeing that thé country is very marshy Leaving thé Barachois we took a westerly course past an aider plot of about 200 toises in extent which brought us to thé Barachois de la Petite Framboise === THE BARACHOIS DE LA PETITE FRAMBOISE === The Barachois de la Petite Frambois lies two leagues from thé Harbour Fourché and four from that St Esprit Its entrance is not suited for anything more than a canoë The Barachois is a league in width north east and sonth west and bas several arms which rmi inland for a distance of about two leagues forming islands and points and it is stated that thé arm to thé north north east discharges its waters through a river into thé lake of thé river Miré Ail thé shores as well as thé lands of thé interior grow poor fir From thé Barachois we continued to skirt thé coast as far as St Esprit In this distance of four leagues we found only two creeks where boats could shelter in bad weather from winds blowing from wesb quarter north west to north north east There was much greater shelter in thé creek that bas been named thé Creek du Caplan With thèse two exceptions thé rest of thé coast consists of high lands and rocks which are impracticable owing to their extrême abruptness === ST ESPRIT === St Esprit is well settled It is adapted to thé cod fishsry thé raising of cattle and for gardening thé soil being samiy in character The harbour of St Esprit isin truth an open roadstead Its mouth lies east north east and west south west Vessels of sixty to se renty tons can enter and anchor in thé middle of thé roadway with from ten to twelve fathoms of water at high tide There are two reefs which one leaves thé one on thé starboard and thé other on thé larboard Behind thé roadstead is a Barachois which runs inland in a north westerly direction for about a league The settlers eut what hay they require on thé banks of this Barachois Its mouth lies north east and south west There is sufficient water at high tide to allow of thé passage of a boat laden with five or six cords of wood Ail thé lands in thé neighbourhood of St Esprit are covered with fir wood only ==== CENSUS ==== Census of thé settlers bachelors hired fishermen thirty six months men live stock schooners bateaux and boats of St Esprit : Le Sieur Ferriez conducting a fishery native of Plaisance aged 42 years married to :: Marguerite Dion native of La Cadie aged 48 years :: They hâve three hired fishermen two boats three cows three geese two turkey hens and nine fowls :: The land that he occnpies was granted him verbally by M de St Ovide and M LeDormant de Mézy :: It includes a beach and scaffolding for thé drying of thé fish of two boats and a large garden where they grow ail kinds of vegetable produce : François Picard fisherman native of Pléhérel diocèse of St Brieux aged 39 years of which he bas passed 24 years in thé colony married to :: Anne Barbudeau native of thé place aged 28 years :: They hâve been granted rations for two years :: They hâve four children ::: Jullien aged 8 years ::: Suzanne aged 5 years ::: Angélique aged 2 years ::: Françoise aged 1 year :: Five hired fishermen namely ::: Jean Gauthier aged 36 years native of Mandes diocèse of St Malo ::: Julien Thomas native of Couet diocèse of St Malo aged 30 years ::: Jean Colinet aged 22 years native of Trebedeau diocèse of St Malo ::: Pierre Briand native of St Carié diocèse of St Malo ::: Toussaint Picard native of Fléhérel diocèse of St Brieux aged 17 years :: Three other hired men who are at Louisbourg :: Two boats a half boat one cow and six fowls :: Le Sieur François Picard bas no dwelling : Jean Granne fisherman native of Tadé diocèse of St Malo and 35 years of which he bas passed 17 in this colony married to :: Marie Papou native of St Pierre aged 30 years :: They hâve one son and three daughters ::: Augustin aged 3 years ::: Isabelle aged 7 years ::: Agathe aged 5 years ::: Geneviève aged 14 months :: Nine hired fishermen of whom six are working for their board ::: Jean Fougère native of Chateauneuf diocèse of St Malo aged 39 years ::: André Groey aged 24 years native of Garonne diocèse of Avranches ::: Toussaint Tramond aged 1 5 years native of Hebedau diocèse of St Malo ::: Julien Papou aged 24 years native of St Esprit ::: Pierre Jourgouche native of Bayonne aged 22 years ::: Gabriel Touria aged 30 years native of Bayonne :: Two boats two cows one calf and six fowls :: The dwelling that he occupies was sold to him by thé widow Seau In thé deed of sale thé number of toises thé land contains either frontage or surface measurement is not mentioned : Georges Barbudeau master surgeon of St Esprit native of thé island of Oléron diocèse of Saintes He bas been 36 years in thé colony married to :: Françoise Vrigneau aged 52 native of Plaisance :: They hâve with them their nephew ::: Simon Halbert native of thé island of Oléron aged 16 years He is to remain in thé country in thé capacity of a surgeon :: They hâve no grant of thé land they occupy They hâve a garden but no live stock or poultry : Herbe Desroches fisherman native of Coral diocèse of Avranche bas been in thé colony 22 years aged 35 years married to :: Marie Barbudeau native of this place aged 30 years :: They hâve three sons and one daughter ::: François aged 8 years ::: Jean aged 3 years ::: Pierre aged 3 months ::: Margueritte aged 10 years :: Louise Duneau aged 14 native of Louisbourg in thé capacity of servant :: Three hired fishermen ::: Yves Galles aged 30 years native of thé parish of Guillé diocose of St Malo ::: Alexis Renard aged 30 years native of Ste Broulade de Hol ::: Louis Mange aged 23 years native of Carmel archdiocese of Paris :: One boat one half boat one cow and eight fowls :: The dwelling that he occupies was given verbally by M Bigot and contains platforms and scafîbldiugs for drying thé fish of two boats : Isabelle Longue Epée widow of thé late Jean Papou native of thé coast of Plaisance aged 52 years :: She bas four sons ::: Charles aged 29 years ::: Julien aged 25 years ::: Jean aged 22 years ::: François aged 18 years :: ail natives of St Esprit :: The land they occupy was given them verbally by thé authorities The hâve a gardon : Jean Clément fisherman native of thé parish of Jeffrets diocèse of Coutances aged 45 years of which he has passed 30 in thé colony Married to :: Marie Brus aged 40 years native of la Cadie :: They hâve five sons and one daughter ::: Jean aged 20 years ::: Pierre aged 18 years ::: Jean aged 11 years ::: Pierre aged 9 years ::: Chapin aged 10 months ::: Louise aged 4 years :: ail natives of St Esprit :: One boat one cow one calf and six fowls : George Bonin fisherman native of thé place aged 28 years married to :: Marie Diers native of Niganiche aged 19 years :: They hâve one daughter not yet named aged 21 days and :: Madeleine Diers her sister aged 9 years :: One mare three fowl two geese and two turkey hens :: The land they occupy was granted to them by Messrs de St Ovide and Le Normand but they lost thé title deed in thé war : Jacques Lirard fisherman native of thé parish of Plerin diocèse of St Brieux aged 40 years of which he has passed 26 in thé colony Married to :: Catherine Clément aged 22 years native of Port Toulouse :: They hâve one daughter Marie aged 14 months :: Two hired fishermen ::: Nicolas Joasse aged 18 years native of Quarolle diocèse of Avranche ::: Joannes Dharouenaut aged 24 years native of Charau diocèse of Bayonne :: Five fowls :: They hâve no dwelling place : François Le Hardy fisherman native of St Mode diocèse of St Malo married to :: Marguerite Clément aged 15 years native of thé place :: Their whole wealth eonsists of seven fowls they hâve no dwelling place : Madeleine Robert widow of thé late Jean Bradou native of la Cadie aged 52 years :: She has three children two sons and one daughter ::: Jean Bradon aged 24 years ::: Pierre Bradon aged 32 years ::: Marguerite Bradon aged 18 years :: Etienne Porier her nephew aged 7 years :: Ail natives of Ile Royal :: One heifer and five fowls :: She bas no dwelling place : Jean Beau lieu fisherman native of Bourneuf diocèse of Nantes aged 48 years of which he bas passed 30 in thé colony Married to :: Marie Hulin native of Grandville diocèse of Coutances aged 48 years :: They hâve two sons ::: Pierre aged 6 years ::: Jean aged 2 years :: Four fowls and they hâve no dwelling place : François Bonnieu fiisherman native of thé place aged 24 yeiirs Married to :: Marguerite Lavaudiere native of Port Toulouse :: They hâve one son and1 one daughter ::: Jean aged 5 months ::: Barbe aged 3 years :: And one mare for thé whole of their live stock : Anselme Blanchard farmer for M Dola Barras Captain of thé port native of Cobeguy aged 33 years Married to :: Marguerite Diron native of la Cadie aged 32 years :: They hâve 6 children ::: Joseph aged 10 years ::: Marie Marthe aged 15 years ::: Isabelle aged 7 years ::: Margueritte aged 4 years ::: Jeanne aged 3 years ::: Cloty aged 2 years :: A cow with her calf :: They bave not yet cleared any land NOTE As regards St Esprit there was a greater number of boats before thé war than to day. Left St Esprit on thé llth of February and arrived at l Ardoise about 6 o clock in thé afternoon of thé same day The distance between thé two points is estimated at six leagues We noticed first that a bank of sand on which there is a gréât cleal of grass extends from St Esprit to thé Creek de la Choui and further that this Creek de la Cboui affords excellent anchorage from thé south west north west and north quarter north east winds but it is open to thé full force of winds from other points It bas an area of three quarters of a league and in thé centre seven or eight fathoms of water There are two subinerged reefs outside thé said creek that are left to starboard on entering The Grande Rivière runs into thé said creek The narrow entrance of thé creek lies north and south It runs inland about three leagues and after dividing into three arms pénétrâtes inland to thé west north west and north Vessels of seventy tons if they couM only efiect an entrance might pass up thé creek for two leagues but thé passage is only practicable for vessels drawing six or seven feet of water and that only at high tide It's shores are covered with ail I i mis of hard wood with quantities of pine or spruce on thé high ground and on thé banks of thé three arms During thé remainder of thé distance which is estimated at four leagues we did not tind any place suitable as a place of refuge for boats It is ail composed of abrupt declivities aud chains of rocks impracticable for vehicles Ail thé land in thé vicinity of thé sea is covered with fir and poor spruce The bay de l Ardroise is adapted to thé cod fishery The family of thé Sieur Coste who took refuge hère at thé time of thé last war with thé English makes good catches of codfish of very merchantable quality The bay is divided into two parts thé one that is settled being very small and exposed to thé winds blowing in froin thé open aea but it was preferred to thé larger arm seeing that that does not run so far inland and is therefore more exposed to thé full force of thé wind In thé larger branch vessels find shelter from winds from every point generally and when they are to lie there for some time without proceeding on their way they can by using précaution find anchorage It runs inland for a good half league but thé water is only deep enough for boats The banks are covered with hardwood The soil is known to be largely sandy in its composition and suited only for thé cultivation of hay and garden stuff ==== CENSUS OF THE FAMILY OF SR FRANÇOIS COSTE ==== : François Coste native of thé parish of Martegue diocèse of Marseille aged 90 years has been in thé colony 30 years Married to :: Madeleine Martin native of Port Royal aged 89 years :: They hâve with them :: Joseph Dugas aged 21 years :: Madeleine Dugas aged 12 years their grand son :: Louis Mercier aged 17 years native of Canada engaged for one year in thé capacity of servant :: Five cows two mares one sow six fowls and a garden :Pierre Boy fisherman native of St Jean des Camps disocese of Coutances aged 70 years of which he has spent 40 in thé colony Married to :: Marie Coste aged 56 years native of Port Royal :: They hâve two sons and five daughters ::: Joseph aged 19 yeara ::: François aged 17 years ::: Judith aged 27 years ::: Cécile aged 21 years ::: Madeleine aged 17 years ::: Charlotte aged 14 years ::: Geneviève aged 11 years :: One ox two cows three calves one bull two pigs seven fowls one boat and a large garden : Madeleine Coste widow of thé late Barthélémy Petitpas native of Port Royal aged 54 years :: She has five sons and one daughter ::: Jean Petitpas aged 24 years ::: Pierre Petitpas aged 21 years ::: Claude Petitpas aged 18 years ::: Guillaume Petitpas aged 17 years ::: Paul Petitpas aged 12 years ::: Pelajie Petitpas aged 14 years :: Ail natives of Port Toulouse :: One ox four cows one calf two pigs five fowls one boat and a large garden : Gervais Brisset fisherman native of Condé diocèse of Bayou aged 50 years of which he has passed 30 in this colony Married to :: Marie Joseph Le Roy native of Port Toulouse aged 36 years :: They hâve five daughters ::: Marie Josephe aged 16 years ::: Catherine aged 12 years ::: Brigide aged 8 years ::: Suzanne aged 6 years ::: Gervaise aged 3 years :: One ox one cow two pigs six fowls one schooner of thé capacity of 15 cords of wood and a garden like thé others : Charles Lavigne coaster native of Port Royal aged 34 years Married to :: Madeleine Petitpas aged 34 years native of Port Toulouse :: They hâve two sons and three daughters ::: Benoist aged 3 years ::: Joseph aged 5 months ::: Anne aged 9 years ::: Charles aged 6 years ::: Cécile aged 5 years :: Gilles Poirier aged 13 years native of St Esprit in thé capacity of a domestic :: One ox four cows one oalf two pigs seven fowls one beat of thé capacity of ten cords of wood and a garden : Joseph Petitpas fisherman native of thé Port de Toulouse aged 29 years Married to :: Anne Lafargue aged 25 years native of Petit Degras :: They hâve one son aged 15 months :: One cow five fowls and a garden : Jean Coste coaster native of Port Royal aged 38 years Married to :: Madeleine Lafargue native of Petit Degra aged 29 years :: They hâve four sons and one daughter ::: François aged 11 years ::: Pierre aged 9 years ::: Jean aged 6 years ::: Etienne aged 6 months ::: Geneviève aged 3 years ::: Madeleine aged 16 years :: Ambroise Lebandon aged 24 years native of Port Toulouse in thé capacity of domestic :: Six head of cattle one mare two pigs seven fowls one boat of thé capacity of 15 cords of wood and a garden : Pierre Brisson fisherman native of Nantes aged 52 Married to :: Anne Boy native of Port Toulouse aged 33 years :: They hâve two sons ahd one daughter ::: Jean aged 5 years ::: Pierre aged 18 months ::: Marie aged 11 years :: Louis Minereau native of Rochfort aged 20 years as a domestic :: Five head of cattle one mare two pigs five fowls one boat and a garden : Noël Amiot fisherman native of Quiberon diocèse of St Malo aged 40 years and in thé Colony since 1728 Married to :: Marguerite Boy native of Port Toulouse aged 30 years :: They hâve two sons and two daughters ::: Jean aged 4 years and ::: thé other is not yet named ::: Margueritte aged 8 years ::: Madeleine aged 2 years :: Seven head of cattle one pig five fowls one boat and a garden The land on which thé family of François Coste is settled was granted to Sieur Coste by Messrs de Saint Ovide and de Soubras It extends half a league on thé sea shore The small quantity of meadow land is situated on thé banks of thé Grande Baye They would not know where to obtain sufficient hay for their live stock unless they carried it from thé lands of Ganceau The beach is naturally enclosed and there are scaffoldings for drying thé fish NOTE That ail those settlers as well as those at Saint Esprit and at Gabarus hâve received rations for two years Left l Ardoise on thé 13th and arrived at Port Toulouse on thé saine day thé distance between thé two points being estimated at two leagues About two hundred toises from thé bay de l Ardoise settled by le Sieur François Coste we found a second very extensive bay The entrance to il lies south east and north west with a depth of four fathoms of water and vessels once inside find anchorage in 15 to 16 feet of water and shelter froui winds from thé south quarter south west west north west north and north quarter north east In truth they are not secure in case of heavy weather for thé bottoin is composed of moving sands and vessels are liable to drag their cables and drive on to thé rocks of thé Cap de l Ardoise or run aground on a sand bank that extends to thé further end of thé bay It is little fre qnented by thé sailors during thé autumn which is thé season for gales and vessels only go there to load with cord wood A quarter of a league outside thé bay to thé south quarter south west lies an island of thé same name which may be half a league in extent Itis close to thé lands Grand Isle near thé cape at thé south west of thé said bay Ail thé shore as well as thé interior is covered with hard timber Leaving thé bay we pass through an aider plot about an eighth of a league in extent which leads to a species of barachois afterwards following thé shore for half a league before striking thé Barachois des Sept Islots This barachois is not of much importance It bas little water and it seems probable that at some remote date it was meadow Ituni which has been submerged with thé waters left by thé incursions of thé sea into thé island One sees where in reality there is thé grass still at thé bottom and at low tide there is at thé most only a foot of water over it The bottom is very muddy Out side there are seven small islands which give to tins place thé name Sept Islots Finally a blazed road is taken which leads to thé further end of thé barachois to thé east of Port Toulouse Ail this part of thé country is covered with mixed timber but fir is thé prédominant wood === Port Toulose === todo - continue from page 14 = Sources = [http://books.google.ca/books?id=4Jg-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA3#v=onepage&q&f=false Public Archives of Canada, ''Report Concerning Canadian Archives for the Year 1905'', vol. 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Date: About 0100 [uncertain] to about 1850 [uncertain] Location: SCANDINAVIA, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, RUSSIA Surnames: Sigurdsdottir, Sigurdsson, Olavsson, Olavsdottir, Sveinsdottir, Ragnvaldsson, Gormsdottir,, Haraldsson, Dyggvasson, Ivarsdottir, Magnusson, Eriksson, Andersdottir,, Haakonsson, Haakonsdottir, Tryggvasson, Eysteinsdottir, Knudsdottir, Profile manager: Sheri Sturm [send private message] Last profile change on 21 June 2013 02:26: You edited the Text and Surname on NORSE, VIKING, SCANDINAVIAN NAMING customs This page has been accessed 2 times. **** Sometimes people are confused by the son and daughter naming system in Scandinavian countries. The fact is, until mid 19th century, a woman did not take on her spouse's last name; she kept her *SDOTTIR name her whole life long. She is perpetually (FATHER'S FIRST NAME) + SDOTTIR. This is not unlike the early Scottish naming traditions using "NIC" for females and "MAC" for males added to the first name of their father. A PROILE named (Mrs) Inge THORSDOTTIR OLAFSSON is inherently incorrect. She would never have a *SSON at the end of her name because of her gender. She would not change THOR (father) to OLAF (her spouse) either, because she is not her husband's daughter which OLAFSDOTTIR would imply. She remains THORSDOTTIR, no matter whom she marries. My Danish great grandmother had such a name (Nicolaisdatter). In some places like Iceland, this tradition continues even today. Changes in the spelling of =son,=sen, and =datter, =dotter, etc. did not until the Scandinavian countries dived themselves up sometime in the 19th century, so the default *sson and *dottir is always correct in dealing with very old names of this kind.

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=== Mariage === "On the 19th of November 1832 I have married by bans [[LeBlanc-526|Thomas White (Leblanc)]] from Bouctouche and [[Collet-30|Elizabeth Collet]] from the same parish with consent of parents in presence of [[LeBlanc-527|Charles LeBlanc]], [[Collet-27|Stanislas Collet]]"Régistre de Richibouctou-Village

==== 1871 Census of Canada ==== {| | 18 || maison 114 || famille 139 || [[LeBlanc-437|LeBlanc, Georges]] || M || 33 || Cultivateur || marié |- | 19 || || || [[LeBlanc-438|LeBlanc, Madeleine]] || F || 32 || - || mariée |- | 20 || || || [[LeBlanc-428|LeBlanc, Margueritte]] || F || 11 || - || - |- | 1 || || || [[LeBlanc-1394|LeBlanc, Geneviève]] || F || 9 || - || - |- | 2 || || || [[LeBlanc-1395|LeBlanc, Restitue]] || F || 7 || - || - |- | 3 || || || [[LeBlanc-1396|LeBlanc, Clovis]] || M || 5 || - || - |- | 4 || || || [[LeBlanc-1397|LeBlanc, Jacques]] || M || 3 || - || - |- | 5 || || || [[LeBlanc-1398|LeBlanc, Marie]] || F || 1 || - || - |} * Census of Canada, 1871, Province: New Brunswick, District Name: Kent, District Number: 185, Sub-District Name: Ste-Marie, Sub-district Number: f, Page: 40, Microfilm: C-10391, Reference: RG31 - Statistics Canada [http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/1871/pdf/4396662_00308.pdf (image)]

==== 1861 census of Canada ==== {| | 3763 || [[LeBlanc-437|Geroge White]] || M || Husband || 23 |- | 3764 || [[LeBlanc-438|Madaline]] || F || Wife || 23 |- | 3765 || [[LeBlanc-428|Margarett]] || F || Daughter || 1 |- | 3766 || [[LeBlanc-1394|Jeanvieve]] || F || Daughter || 3 m |} * Census of Canada, 1861, Film Number: C-1002-1003, Parish of Wellington, Kent County, Page Number: 95

* Mariage: Régistre de Beaubassin [http://interactive.ancestry.ca/1110/d13p_33111343 (Drouin, ancestry.ca)] ** Le 6 février 1720 à Beabassin *** [[Arseneau-92|Jacques Arseneau]] **** fils de défunt [[Arseneau-10|Pierre Arseneau]] et de [[Guérin-51|Marie Guérin]] *** [[Poirier-309|Marie Poirier]] **** fille de [[Poirier-71|Michel Poirier]] et de [[Bourgeois-364|Magdelaine Bourgeois]] *** tous deux de cette paroisse

* 1911 Census of Canada Nova Scotia, District 53, Yarmouth, S District 20, P. 6 [http://data2.collectionscanada.gc.ca/1911/pdf/e001976530.pdf (image)] {| | Melanson || Clara || 7 Argile St || F || Head || Married || Sept 1887 || 23 |- | || William || || M || Son || Single || Nov 1904 || 6 |- | || Freda || || F || Daughter || Single || July 1906 || 4 |- | || Gladys || || F || Daughter || Single || Oct 1908 || 3 |}

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== Language Support == A sub-project of the Mentors group to provide translated greeter and mentor scripts, and to identify ways we can further assist speakers of languages other than English in Wikitree. === Current Volunteers === Hungarian - Maggie Polish - Maggie Nederlands - Rhian

[[Category:WikiTree Love]] '''CALL FOR WRITERS AND BLOGGERS''' We are seeking: *Guest Bloggers *Monthly Contributors. If you are interested in writing for any of these positions, please read the requirements listed below. == GUEST BLOGGER == Do you love to write? Do you enjoy sharing your knowledge, your family history stories or your point of view? WikiTree is always seeking contributions from guest bloggers. If this is of interest to you please review the guidelines below and email your submission to [[Contact_us#Eowyn_Langholf.2C_Forest_Elf|Eowyn]]. === BLOG SUBMISSION GUIDELINES === : Before submitting your blog post, please review the following guidelines. We accept blog posts that are open topic. We look forward to reading your submissions and hope that you will participate! ::1) The preferred length of blog posts is between 500 and 750 words. ::2) All necessary citations should be included in the post. ::3) Please include at least one image(with photo credit attached) for use on the post. ::4) Please submit a short bio (150 words or less) and head shot style image of the author for use with the post. Please also include any necessary links to your personal/business blog or other website. ::5) Please do not submit any self-promotion posts. We are looking for content that is inclusive to the whole genealogy community. ::6) All submissions must be original work that is not posted elsewhere. ::7) By submitting a post, you are giving permission for use on our site and all social media channels. == MONTHLY CONTRIBUTORS == Monthly Contributors for the WikiTree blog are featured writers who contribute blog content on a regular and scheduled basis. We do ask that our monthly contributors agree to writing for WikiTree for a period of six months. [[#BLOG_SUBMISSION_GUIDELINES|Blog Submission Guidelines]] apply here as well. To find out more about becoming a WikiTree monthly contributor, please contact [[Contact_us#Eowyn_Langholf.2C_Forest_Elf|Eowyn]]. == OPEN-TOPIC SUGGESTIONS == 1) What does collaboration in genealogy mean for you? What suggestions do you have for genealogists to collaborate more effectively? 2) Do you have knowledge of researching a specific location? Or a specific resource (i.e., Census Records, Land Records, Wills, Newspapers)? 3) Reviews of websites, tech tools, social media, or products that have assisted you in your genealogy. 4) Stories of experiences you have had making "cousin" connections. (We love these!) 5) Do you know of an important issue that has the potential to positively or negatively impact the entire genealogy community? 6) How has WikiTree contributed to your family history research? What do you like about our site? What could we improve? 7) We participate in the GeneaBloggers Daily Prompts as often as possible. Perhaps one of them sparks something in you (maybe even related to one of your WikiTree profiles!) To see a list of the Daily Prompts click [http://geneabloggers.com/daily-blogging-prompts/ here]. == BLOGGER BADGE == If you are a member of WikiTree and have a genealogy blog (or two or three), we would be happy to add the [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Badges&b=blogger Blogger badge] to your profile and list your blog [[Bloggers|here]]. Contact [[Contact_us#Paul_Bech.2C_Project_Assistant|Paul Bech]] to have the badge added.

The Category House How do categories work? The most important concept to first learn is that categories don't stand alone. Each category, going from the smallest category up to Top Categories, is nested inside another one that is larger than itself. Categories are used to give us information on the subject and to help us establish connections. To help you understand the concept think of all categories as being in a Wiki Category House. All categories (with one exception) must be inside our category house. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/de/Gail_Photos-19.jpg Each of those rooms in the house represents one of our Top Categories. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/34/Gail_Photos-20.jpg Top Categories, unlike most other categories, never hold profiles, they only used to hold other categories. This type of category, holding only subcategories, is called a container category. All our Top Categories are container categories and should never hold any profiles. Imagine them as file rooms holding many boxes of files. Each Top Category is a major area of interest on WikiTree and you will find them listed [[:Category:Categories|here]]. If you are interested in a particular topic you can go to the room of our Category House (Top Categories) that contains that topic. Example: To find any locality category you would go to the Top Category called room called "Regions". Each Top Category can hold many subcategories which we are representing here as storage files held in our category rooms. Each box or subcategory representing a more specific part of the Top Category. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Gail_Photos-28.jpg We can see this in our Top Category called Regions when we go to that category page. Each subcategory is an individual category box in our Top Category room. Top Categories never have any categories above them, only subcategories below them. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/56/Gail_Photos-24.jpg Those individual boxes or subcategories can contain other boxes (subcategories) which can contain other subcategories... Each category nests in the one above it. For example we have made the category "Orlando, Florida" which is a city in Florida. When we added that category we made it a subcategory of "Orange County, Florida" which is a subcategory of "Florida". Then we have made "Florida" a subcategory of "United States of America" which is a subcategory of "North America". This category resides in the Top Category room of "Regions". https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Gail_Photos-27.jpg If we choose to do so we could divide our Orlando, Florida category into further subcategories for cemeteries or a religious institution. Each category we make should lead to a more encompassing category above it until you get to the Top Category. Categories are better than tags for doing research because they not only allow us to group like things together as do tags, they also allow us to see what is on their same level and to easily get to related larger or smaller areas. In addition, unlike tags, the category page itself can give us information before we go into related or subcategories. If you now understand the concept of categories it is now time to make to your first new category and attach it to the ones above it! Click HERE to go to those instructions.

See: [[:Category:Famous_People|Famous People]] To set up a category structure for a life event of a famous person takes several steps which involve nesting categories. If you get stuck or have questions about how this would work please ask on [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/ G2G]. We are going to use a fictional person (John Smith) that was a member of Frank Sinatra's Band as an example of how to set up this type of category. '''Step One:''' You go to John Smith's profile and click on the edit tab. Scroll down to the text box. At the top of that text box is where we add categories. You would type in: [[Category:Frank Sinatra Band Members]] This is the "Life Event" that connects John Smith with our famous person, Frank Sinatra. Whatever the life event is, this is what you call this new category we are making. ''(Another example: If your ancestor's connection to Abraham Lincoln was that he was a member of Lincoln's cabinet you would call the life event "Abraham Lincoln's Cabinet". '''Life events can be anything that connects our ancestor to that famous person. If you have any question on how to name a life event category please ask in [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/ G2G] and use the tag "categorization'''".)'' Save your work in the profile's text box and go to the public side of the profile. The category will be listed but it will be red. A red category name means that the category hasn't been saved.. it is not yet a real category. Click on that red link. When you click on that red category link you will be taken to a new category page. At the top of that page you'll see a warning that you are on a page that doesn't exist yet. That is because the category has not yet been saved and isn't yet a real category. To make it a real category you must add something to the text box on this page and save your work. In this case we are going to add: [[Category:Frank Sinatra Life Events]] To the top of the text box. This will make the category, "Frank Sinatra Band Members" a subcategory of "Frank Sinatra Life Events". Click save and look at the category page you have made. '''Step Two:''' If "Frank Sinatra Life Events" is not yet a real category, you'll be able to see that because the link to that category will again be red . If someone has previously saved that category the category link will be colored green . If the category link is red , you'll need to click on that red category link. This will again take you to a category page that needs saving. In this case we'll want to add this new category as a subcategory to the category, "Famous Singers of the 20th Century". We do this by adding this to the top of the text box: [[Category:Famous Singers of the 20th Century]] and save our work. This makes "Frank Sinatra Life Events" a real category and makes it a subcategory of "Famous Singers of the 20th Century". '''Final Steps:''' We know that category already exists so it will be green . But if it was a new category and showed up as a red category link you will have to go to that category page and make it a subcategory of the one above it which would be "Famous people of the 20th Century". You would make that category like this: [[Category:Famous People of the 20th Century]] As a final step you will want to go to the profile of the famous person add the Life Events category to their profile page. In Frank Sinatra's case this category would be written like this: [[Category:Frank Sinatra Life Events]] . This would make Frank Sinatra's profile show up under this category for his Life Events. No other profiles should be in his Life Events category. All other profiles linking to him should be in subcategories describing the event. Remember, any category you make on WikiTree needs to be nested like containers in the one directly above it. Just think of it as a series of nested bowls:

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leading from the smallest container or bowl to the one above it. This gives us a way to get to the smallest categories from the top of our category tree and a way to get back to the top of our category tree from the smallest category. '''IMPORTANT NOTE:''' Every category on WikiTree (with the exception of Personal Categories) must lead through the ones above it to the top of our category tree by making it a subcategory. You can not leave a category without a link to the one directly above it on the category tree. '''This is not optional. ''' If we don't nest the categories as they are made the category tree will not work.

A URL is a "Uniform Resource Locator". It's a web address. The URL for this page is [[URL|URL]] — you should see it in the address bar at the top or bottom of your web browser. See the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_resource_locator Wikipedia page on URLs] for more information.

To begin this help document you should have already read and understood the concept of categories. If you haven't please go back and read that page. It should only take a few minutes. One of the best ways to categorize profiles is to put them in a locality category that was important in their lives.

Think of it as a large house.... How do categories work? The most important concept to first learn is that categories don't stand alone. Each category, going from the smallest category up to Top Categories, is nested inside another one that is larger than itself. Categories are used to give us information on the subject, and to help us establish connections. To help you understand the concept think of all categories as being in a Wiki Category House. All categories (with one exception) must be inside our category house. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/d/de/Gail_Photos-19.jpg Each of those rooms in the house represents one of our Top Categories. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/34/Gail_Photos-20.jpg Top Categories, unlike most other categories, never hold profiles, they only used to hold other categories. This type of category, holding only subcategories, is called a container category. Each Top Category is a major area of interest on WikiTree and you will find them listed [[:Category:Categories|HERE]]. If you are interested in a particular topic you can go to the Top Category that contains that topic. Example: To find any city category you would go to the Top Category called [[:Category:Regions|Regions]]. Each Top Category can hold many subcategories which you can think of as boxes stored in our Top Category room. Each box or subcategory is representing a more specific part of the Top Category. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/87/Gail_Photos-28.jpg We can see this in our Top Category called [[:Category:Regions|Regions]] when we go to that category page. Each subcategory is an individual category box in our Top Category. Top Categories never have any categories above them, only subcategories below them. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/56/Gail_Photos-24.jpg Those individual boxes or subcategories can contain other subcategories which can contain other subcategories, etc. Each category nests in the one above it. We would always want to use as small a category as possible when linking a profile to a category. For example, ideally we would not want to put a profile in a category that is called "California" because all of the people who have had a connection to California would reach in the millions. It is more useful to put the profile in a category that is in a small locality or part of the time line of a large locality. "Think small" is a good rule of thumb when deciding what category to link profiles. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/6e/Gail_Photos-25.jpg For example we have made the category [[:Category:Orlando, Florida|Orlando, Florida]] which is a city in central Florida. When we added that category we made it a subcategory of [[:Category:Orange County, Florida|Orange County, Florida]] which is a subcategory of [[:Category:Florida|Florida]]. Then we have made Florida a subcategory of [[:Category:United States of America|United States of America]] which is a subcategory of [[:Category:North America|North America]]. This category resides in the Top Category of [[:Category:Regions|Regions]]. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/2/2e/Gail_Photos-29.jpg If we choose to do so we could divide our Orlando, Florida category into further subcategories for cemeteries or a religious institution. Each category we make should lead to a more encompassing category above it until you get to a Top Category. Categories are better than tags for doing research because they not only allow us to group like things together the way tags do, they also allow us to see what is on their same level, and to easily get to related larger or smaller areas. Category Pages themselves can hold information such as links to resources or other material that can help you in genealogy research. We encourage you to add information you might have to any category page topic. A good example of a category page with a lot of information is [[:Category:Jefferson County, Ohio|Jefferson County, Ohio]]. If you now understand the concept of categories it is now time to make to your first new category and attach it to the ones above it! Click [[Making_Your_First_Category|HERE]] to go to those instructions. If you have any questions please ask in [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/categories G2G] and use the tag "categorization", without the quote marks.

''(Redirected from King of england)'' ==List of English monarchs== This article is about English monarchs until 1707. For British monarchs since the Union of England and Scotland in 1707, see [[List_of_British_monarchs|List of British monarchs]]. The monarchy of the Kingdom of England began with Alfred the Great and ended with Queen Anne, who became Queen of Great Britain when England merged with Scotland to form a union in 1707. For monarchs after Queen Anne, see List of British monarchs. The Principality of Wales was incorporated into the Kingdom of England under the Statute of Rhuddlan in 1284, and in 1301 King Edward I invested his eldest son, the future King Edward II, as Prince of Wales. Since that time, with the exception of King Edward III, the eldest sons of all English monarchs have borne this title. After the death of Queen Elizabeth I without issue, in 1603, the crowns of England and Scotland were joined in personal union under King James VI of Scotland, who became James I of England. By royal proclamation, James titled himself "King of Great Britain", but no such kingdom was created until 1707, when England underwent legislative union with Scotland to form the new Kingdom of Great Britain, during the reign of Queen Anne.

'''List of British monarchs''' The British monarchy is the direct successor to those of England, Scotland and Ireland. For those, see [[List of English monarchs]], [[Space:Scotland - Scottish Monarchs|Scottish Monarchs]] and [[List of Irish monarchs]]. There have been 12 monarchs of Great Britain and the United Kingdom (see the Monarchy of the United Kingdom). A new Kingdom of Great Britain was formed on 1 May 1707 with the merger of the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland, which had been in personal union under the House of Stuart since 24 March 1603. On 1 January 1801, Great Britain merged with the Kingdom of Ireland to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. After most of Ireland left the union on 6 December 1922, its name was amended on 12 April 1927 to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

[[Category: Rulers of Finland]] [[Category:European Nobility]] == The Swedish Era 1157-1809 == See [[:Category:Sweden, Monarchs|List of Swedish Monarchs]] == The Russian Empire Era 1809-1917 == See [[:Category:Russian Nobility|Russian Nobility]]

Here are notes on the distinction between WikiTree [[Project Leaders]] and [[WikiTree Team]] members. == Project Leaders == WikiTree has no full-time staff. It is a very decentralized [[About WikiTree|organization]]. Almost everything is done by volunteer community members. This includes many aspects of leadership and administration. Foremost among the volunteers are [[Project Leaders|WikiTree Project Leaders]]. == Team Members == There are some things that do need to be done by official representatives of the organization. In particular, there need to be sysops (system operators/administrators) who have access to private account information. In exchange for taking on this extra responsibility, these sysops are given small stipends.

There is a subtle but significant bug in our tracking of changes to profiles. The following is complicated. == Relationship Edits == We record and display a change anytime a profile is edited. However, edits to relationships involve two or more profiles. We still often record just one edit to one profile, the profile you were editing when you changed the relationship. For example, if you add a wife to a husband, you are editing the husband's profileTechnically you're not editing either profile. Marriages are stored in a separate database from the one for people. and we record this. However, you are also editing the wife's profile. We do not record this (unless you're creating a new profile for the spouseIf you're creating a new profile for the spouse or parent, there will be a history item for each profile, e.g. "You edited the father for X" and "You created the profile for Father A." If you're making an existing profile the spouse or parent there is no new history item for this existing profile, just for the profile you're editing. See above.). We only record one activity item, for the husband. This is not a bug. Although it's not ideal, we do not want to crowd [[activity feeds]] with too many items. Recording two itemsOne case where we do record two items is with merges. It's important for merges because it's such a major change to both profiles. Tracking them is essential. would be repetitive in most contexts. Anyone following your family's activity would see: * You edited the marriage of Husband X. * You edited the marriage of Wife Y. Moreover, many more profiles could be affected if Husband X had existing children. A series of checkboxes on the profile-creation form would have enabled you to say that the new Wife Y is the mother of Child A, Child B, Child, C, etc. All their mothers could be edited in the one addition of Wife Y to Husband X. == The Bug == The limited way in which we record changes to relationships is less than ideal, but it is intentional. Lots of activity feed items would make it easier to follow the history of changes but they do have costs. First, they crowd the activity feeds. If feeds are too crowded important changes may get overlooked.A less significant problem but one that member's would complain about: it would over-count some contributions, e.g. one edit could look like 13 contributions. That could be overcome but all this adds complexity. There is also a resource usage aspect. Although the space they take up in our database is minor it does add up over time. As the number of items grows, it takes longer to search them and it takes more server space to store them.Technical note: The resource usage is much more serious than just the space for the history item (rc item) itself. If we want diff tracking to work, we need to save the entire version of the profile when the edit was made. If the spouse of a man with 10 children is changed, that could be 13 full revisions, just for one edit. The most serious problem here, the real bug, is that changes to marriages and relationships can get attributed to the wrong WikiTree member. This was a more serious problem before November 2014, when we implemented a patch for it. Our diff pages show the difference between a profile at two points in time. It's supposed to be before and after an edit. But that's not exactly what it is. It's the difference between the edit now and the last edit that was recorded. If we don't record a change, we do not record how the profile looked at the time of the change. If we don't record a change when a marriage or relationship is edited, it will look as if the marriage or relationship was edited along with the next change, even though it was made before it. The bug patch solves this in most cases, except: 1.) Very old changes to marriages. If a marriage edit was made prior to about 2011, it may be mis-attributed. 2.) The following obscure and unusual case: If you make a roundabout edit to a marriage, where the marriage edit is not shown on the diff thanks to the fix, but then make a direct edit to a marriage to a different spouse for that person, the diff for the marriage edit will show both changes. This only happens if the person has two spouses, if the first marriage edit was hidden, and if there was no interim edit (i.e. the marriage edits have to be back-to-back, one hidden then one shown). ---- Team members, for technical reference see [http://forge.rootlevelservices.com/wt_tracker/bug.php?op=show&bugid=656 Bug 656] and [http://forge.rootlevelservices.com/wt_tracker/bug.php?op=show&bugid=657 Bug 657]. See [[Docs:Diff_improvements]] for documentation and testing.

See: * [[Image_Types]]: Photos vs. source images. * [[Photos_FAQ]]: Help uploading and managing images.