The culmination of over 30 years of research is complete with the publication of the book `British Home Children to Canada – Three Sisters from Kensington and Chelsea Union’. It is the true story of three sisters, one my Grandmother …
Researching your Irish ancestors? Ottawa Branch has lots of resources for you! Visit the Ottawa Branch Library for an extensive collection of Irish genealogy resources. Highlights include: Journals: many issues of Irish genealogy journals (e.g. North Irish Roots 1984-2017) Books …
Our presentation today was on behalf of the Bytown Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and the genealogical resources held by the organization. Key websites are: https://www.dar.org/ https://bytownnsdar.com
Thanks to the good work of Cliff Seibel, we proudly present a map of many of the region’s cemeteries.
It does not look like we will be able to hold meetings in the City of Ottawa Archives until some time in 2022. Instead, Jason Porteous is happy to offer online assistance to those using some of the DNA Analysis …
Please help to collect and preserve Ottawa’s COVID-19 experience. In collaboration with uOttawa and Carleton University, the City of Ottawa Archives is keen to gather records of your experience of the pandemic. Capturing these records will help future generations understand …
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