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The French Canadians in Ontario and Their Churches The French Canadians in Ontario and their churches French Canadian emigration to Ontario from 1613 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Ontarian http://news.ontario.ca/ofa/en/2010/09/celebrating-the-first-franco-ontarian-day.html http://www.rpfo.ca/ http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadiens_francophones Archives nationales du Québec Centre d'archives de Montréal Édifice Gilles-Hocquart 535, avenue Viger Est Montréal (Québec) H2L 2P3 Tél. : 514 873-1100, option 4 Téléc. : 514 873-2980 web: http://www.banq.qc.ca/a_propos_banq/informations_pratiques/centres _archives/index.html email: [email protected] The Archives nationales du Québec in Montréal on Viger Avenue are the repository of a wonderful and unique collection of books of marriages, baptisms, deaths of French Canadian families who left the Province of Québec from 1613. Monsieur Daniel Olivier, former archivist at the Bibliothèque de la Ville de Montréal on Sherbrooke Street East, the latter no longer in operation, referred to for years as Salle Gagnon was responsible with the assistance of his associates for the acquisition of many of the books of marriages, baptisms, deaths, burials outlined in this research guide. www.biographi.ca/009004-119.01-e.php?id_nbr=7384 Madame Estelle Brisson, former archivist at the Archives nationales du Québec on Viger Avenue East in Montréal with the assistance of her associates was also responsible for the acquisition of many of the books of marriages, baptisms, deaths, burials outlined in this research guide. dixie61.chez.com/brissoncanada1.html Ontario Franco-Ontariens (French Canadians in Ontario in 2011) = 561,160 - Source: Statistic Canada http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadiens_francophones Algoma County Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie www.diocesessm.org/ Diocese of Timmins http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php http://www.missa.org/dc_tim.php http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/northamerica/2254.htm http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/northamerica/2244.htm Agounie Township - Goudreau Cemetery - BAnQ book of burials #1662 (1884-1988) a total of four cemeteries http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onalgoma/cemname.html Azilda - Sainte Agnès Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #791 (1953-1983) http://search.211north.ca/record/NOR0047 http://www.locationary.com/place/en/CA/Ontario/Azilda/Paroisse_Ste-Agn%C3%A9s-p1023344 590.jsp Blind River - Sainte Famille Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #733 (1902-1982) http://images.ourontario.ca/BlindRiver/2260708/data http://www.beggsfh.com/Local_Churches_477049.html Chelmsford - Saint Joseph Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #791 (1896-1983) www.diocesessm.org/parishdirectory_form Desbarats - Desbarats Cemetery - BAnQ book #1662 (1893-1985) http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onalgoma/cemname.html Dubreuilville - Sainte Cécile Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #833 (1969-1985) http://stececile.diocesessm.org/index.html/fr http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/canada-ontario/10987.htm Elliot Lake - Sainte Marie Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #733 (1957-1982) http://www.diocesessm.org/parishdirectory_form Espanola - Saint-Louis-de-France Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #733 (1907-1981) http://www.diocesessm.org/parishdirectory_form http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onsudbur/churches.htm Goulais River - Mother of God Catholic Church - BAnQ book of burials #1662 (1889-1994 under Goulais River Cemetery) http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/canada-ontario/10916.htm http://www.diocesessm.org/parishdirectory_form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goulais_and_District,_Ontario Hallebourg - Sainte Anne Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #1361 (1924-1980) http://on.churchdirectory.ca/hallebourg/paroisse-sainte-anne-d-hallebourg/ http://diocesessm.org/pqarishdirectory_form Hilton Township - Saint Boniface Parish - BAnQ book of deaths #1662 (1906-1981) http://www.stjosephtownship.com/churchescemeteries.php Hodgins Township - Saint Hubert Parish - BAnQ book of deaths #1662 (1920-1951) Hunt Township - Saint Basil Parish - BAnQ book of deaths #1662 (1900-1981) http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onalgoma/cemname.html Pointe aux Roches - L'Annonciation Parish - BAnQ book of marriages, deaths #882 (1867-1983) book of baptisms #892 (1867-1946) http://www.fafo.on.ca/index.cfm?Id=56786&Sequence_No=56786&niveau=3&Voir=bulletin_artic le Porcupine - Saint Jude's Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1947-1980) http://www.ibegin.com/directory/ca/ontario/porcupine/paroisse-st-jude39s-parish-318-martin-st/ Prince Township - Saint Aloysius Parish - BAnQ book of deaths #1662 (1900-1978) http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onalgoma/cemname.html St. Joseph Township - Cemetery - BAnQ book of burials #1662 (1884-1983) http://www.stjosephtownship.com/ Sault Ste-Marie - Saint Ignace Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #833 (1902-1985) http://www.centrefrancophone.net/le-centre/francophonie Sault Ste-Marie - Sainte Croix Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #833 (1964-1985) http://www.centrefrancophone.net/le-centre/francophonie Schumacher - Saint Alphonsus Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1924-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_sa.php South Porcupine - Saint Joachim Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1921-1980) http://www.yellowpages.ca/bus/Ontario/South-Porcupine/St-Joachim-s-Church/1493481.html Timmins - Nativity of Our Lord Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1926-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_nol.php Timmins - Notre-Dame de Lourdes Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1936-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Notre Dame du Perpétuel Secours Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1958-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Sacré Coeur - Sacred Heart Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1937-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Saint Alphonsus Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1924-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Saint Antoine de Padoue Cathedral - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1912-1980) http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/northamerica/2254.htm http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_sap.php http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/northamerica/2244.htm Timmins - Saint Dominique Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1947-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Saint Joachim Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1921-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Saint Jude Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1947-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Saint Sauveur Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1957-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php Timmins - Diocèse - Diocese - BAnQ book of marriages #626 (1913-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_tim_r_alpha.php http://www.missa.org/dc_tim.php Wawa - Sainte Monique Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #833 (1937-1985) http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/canada-ontario/10976.htm Carleton County Diocese of Ottawa http://archottawa.ca/ http://2376.2.ecatholicwebsites.com/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 http://www.gcatholic.com/churches/northamerica/0208.htm Billings Bridge - Saint Thomas d'Aquin Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #1044 (1887-1986) http://2376.2.ecatholicwebsites.com/index.cfm?load=page&page=218 Cyrville (Gloucester) - Notre Dame de Lourdes Parish - BAnQ books of marriages #1044 (1873-1986) #1058 (1873-1985) http://2376.2.ecatholicwebsites.com/index.cfm?load=page&page=231 http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php Gloucester - Saint Gabriel Parish - BAnQ book of marriages, baptisms, deaths #2675 (1957-2002) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Orléans - Saint Joseph Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #168 (1859-1867) book of deaths #631 (1860-1980) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Ottawa - Christ Roi Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #1044 (1930-1986)http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 http://2437.2.ecatholicwebsites.com/index.cfm?load=page&page=267 Ottawa - Nativité de Notre Seigneur Parish - BAnQ books of marriages, baptisms, deaths #2531 (1960-1987) #2999 (1959-2004) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Ottawa - Notre-Dame-de-la-Présentation Parish - BAnQ book of baptisms, marriages, deaths #2558 (1947-1993) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://2437.2.ecatholicwebsites.com/index.cfm?load=page&page=26 http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Ottawa - Notre Dame d'Ottawa Cathedral - BAnQ books of marriages #166 vol. 1 (1829-1880) #167 vol. 2 (1829-1880) #603 (1827-1983) book of deaths #651 (1872-1982) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Ottawa - Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil Parish - BAnQ books of marriages #166 vol. 1 (1889-1907) #167 vol. 2 (1889-1907) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Ottawa - Sacré Coeur Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #326 (1889-1975) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Ottawa - Saint Bonaventure Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #1044 (1923-1986) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=210 Ottawa - Saint-François-d'Assise Parish - BAnQ book of marriages #1044 (1923-1986) http://www.missa.org/dc_o_r_asw.php http://www.catholiqueottawa.ca/index.cfm?load=page&page=153 Ottawa (Gloucester)
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