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The following links will bring you outside of "Blupete's Website" -- So, Now is a good time, so that you might readily return to Blupete, to book mark "Blupete's Website". Genealogy ACADIAN RECORDS Registers of St. Jean-Baptiste, Annapolis Royal (1702-1755) (Search Engine at Front) SEARCH AIDS regiments.org "Land Forces of Britain, the Empire and Commonwealth." "This site strives for comprehensiveness, bringing together all internet resources pertaining to land forces that were at any time part of the British Empire or Commonwealth. In addition, each of the hundreds of pages on this site presents added value in the form of brief information (including bibliographies) about countries, their regiments and conflicts." A very comprehensive site with an excellant search engine. Vital Records Information Note that while the site deals with vital records information in the United States, it does have convenient list of links to other countries, including Canada. PLATFORMS The Nova Scotia Genealogy Network Association NEHGS (The New England Historic Genealogical Society) Nova Scotia Resources Ile Madame List Serve Canadian Genealogy and History Links (www.islandnet.com) www.familysearch.org This is the Mormon's site. You now have access to their massive data base that has been building since 1894. Lunenburg Co. Scotia GenWeb Project The ACADIAN Gen Web. This is a subset of the Canadian GenWeb Project. Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia. Genealogy - National Archives Tim Hebert's Acadian Homepage CEMETERIES Pictou and Antigonish Counties A site brought to you by Morgan Robertson and dedicated to Pictou and Antigonish Counties in Nova Scotia. Her aim is to get ~all~ the cemeteries in Pictou indexed. Cemetery Records -- ON LINE CENSUS RECORDS Census Records of Nova Scotia, ON LINE Census of Canada, 1901 The original census sheets have been photographed and can be zoomed in on. A wonderful facility. I cannot find similar presentations for the census of the following years: 1861, '71, '81 & '91. Scots Origins "Scots Origins is the official, Governmental source of genealogical data for Scotland. It is an online 'pay-per-view' database of indexes from the genealogical records of the General Register Office for Scotland ..." The cost is stated on the front page: "Access costs £6 for 30 'page credits' valid for 24 consecutive hours." The site has the births, Christenings and marriages from 1553 to 1901, death records from 1855 to 1926, 1881 Census, 1891 Census and the 1901 Census. Census OnLine Links 1752 Census This is the most important census which the French authorities had taken: Sieur de la Roque 1752 Census. It however may not be complete in that it is represented to be that of Prince Edward Island/Ile Saint Jean and Sieur de la Roque did make a census in 1752 (as part of his larger one) for Ile Royale/Cape Breton. CHURCH RECORDS IN N.S. Registers of St. Jean-Baptiste, Annapolis Royal (1702-1755) (Search Engine at Front) Notre Dame De L'Assomption, Arichat St. Hyacinth's D'Escousse [alternative.] PASSENGER LISTS IN NOVA SCOTIA olivetreegenealogy.com Passenger Lists, Halifax in 1749. Here you will find lists of the ships and their passengers, arranged in alphabetical order by surname, for the ships that arrived in Halifax in 1749. www.theshipslist.com "TheShipsList website was first established in August 1999, to help those seeking the details of their ancestors' ships; passenger records; contemporary immigration reports; newspaper records; ship wreck information; ship pictures &c" NOVA SCOTIA GENEALOGY SITES, BY SURNAME Blinn (www.blupete.com) Landrys of Old Acadia blupete's contribution to the 'NET. Landrys of Cape Breton blupete's contribution to the 'NET. The Quebec Landrys Wilkinsons on the Web MISCELLANEOUS Old Time Jobs or Old Occupation Names When checking the records, it may be that you have discovered that one of your ancestors is a "costermonger" -- Gosh! What do you suppose that is? These are the sites to go to, to figure that one out, and, many more labels of the old occupations. Nova Scotia Archives There is, of course, a great deal of genealogical and historical information stored at Nova Scotia Archives. This is there site. They have only have made but just the barest of beginnings. Hopefully in time there will be more and more information put up on line. At present one might secure information on the Marriage bonds (1763-1871), Cape Breton land petitions (1787-1843), Appeal casebooks (1890-1947) and the Medical Examiner files for the City of Halifax and Town of Dartmouth (1895-1967). The Acadian Recorder "The Acadian Recorder was a weekly newspaper published out of Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada during the 1800's. From that newspaper I have taken information of interest to genealogists such as marriages, deaths, and ship news. In some cases there will also be additional information added, such as estate notices, property sales, advertisers lists and odd bits of interesting information." The records seem to encomapss the years 1817-21.   Web www.blupete.com NOTE: Links checked in February, 2007. www.blupete.com