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Steve Morse has added the 1901 and 1906 Canadian census to his One Step Search Engines Visit AllCensusRecords.com for more census records and links

Most genealogists eventually buy a genealogy book. Whether that book be a reference resource or a tried and true family genealogy, eventually the call of some book will garnish enough interest for the genealogist to open the pages. A new website online now provides a method for you to purchase almost 74,000 genealogy books, whether it be a best seller, or a rare manuscript. When purchasing, part of your purchase price will go towards supporting over 100 free genealogy websites online!

These are the latest manuscripts that have been added to Canadian Genealogy online. They provide a variety of interest for the Canadian Native American researcher, mainly providing a historic context to the early tribes in Canada.

Canadian Genealogy has posted the complete 1851 Canadian Directory. A small monumental feat, this directory consists of over 38,000 names of the professional and business men of every description, in all the cities, towns, and principal villages of Canada, together with a complete post office directory of the province to November, 1851.

Olive Tree Genealogy has added a list of orphans in the Loyal True Blue Orphanage in Picton Ontario in 1901, plus two postcard photos. Also you will find four  lists of Home Children from England to Canada Miss Rye’s Peckham Homes in 1881  Miss Rye’s Party 1881 on SS Sarmation to Quebec Father Nugent’s Orphans [...]