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1. • • The main source of genealogical information in Quebec is the Roman Catholic parish records. They typically record baptisms, marriage and burials, and in some cases, confirmations.
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   Where can I find a repertoire of a Catholic parish in Quebec?

   • For the province of Quebec, all the registers of catholic parishes have been indexed with the exception of the Gaspé area and some for the city of Montreal. " Répertoires " also exist for baptism and burial records, but there are not many of them. Library and Archives Canada has a collection of these " répertoires".

   Church records (parish registers) and indexes

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   How many records are there in Quebec?

   • Genealogy Quebec, index and images ($), over 100 millions historical documents and images from Quebec and French Canada, including all of Quebec's parish registers up to the 1940s. BMS2000 Database, index and images. ($) A database of baptism, marriage and burial records of 14 million records.

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   Where can I find genealogy Quebec Records?

   • Genealogy Quebec subscribers have access to the largest collection of Quebec records available on the internet. These can be found in various formats on the site: church parish records, civil government records, baptism, marriage and burial records, vital event register indexes, and more.

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   When did Quebec start registering births and marriages without a church record?

   • Vital records could be registered civilly without a church record as early as 1926. Beginning in the 1960s, many births and marriages were recorded only in civil registers. A useful research tool is the Map of Quebec's Catholic Parishes up to 1918. It includes the year the parish was founded.

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3. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiUnderstanding Quebec Catholic Records • FamilySearch

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   Catholic Records. The main source of genealogical information in Quebec is the Roman Catholic parish records. They typically record baptisms, marriage and burials, and in some cases, confirmations. They are not direct records of births and deaths, the Catholic priests were recording religious events, and births and deaths may or may not be ...

4. www.familysearch.org › search › collectionCanada, Quebec Catholic Parish Registers, 1621-1979

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   This collection contains images of Catholic parish registers of baptisms, marriages and burials. It also includes some confirmations and some index entries for Montréal and Trois-Rivières.

5. www.bac-lac.gc.ca › church-records-indexesChurch records (parish registers) and indexes - Library and ...

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   For the province of Quebec, all the registers of catholic parishes have been indexed with the exception of the Gaspé area and some for the city of Montreal. " Répertoires " also exist for baptism and burial records, but there are not many of them. Library and Archives Canada has a collection of these " répertoires".

   Microfilm	Begins With	Ends With
   ​H-1048	ABBOTT, Ch.	AUBERTIN, Moise
   ​H-1049​	​AUBERTIN, Philias	​BEAUCHAMP, M. Thérèse
   H-1050	​BEAUCHAMP, M. Véronique	BELANGER, Claudia
   ​H-1051	​BÉLANGER, Corine	​BIGRAS, Adolphe

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6. www.genealogiequebec.com › blog › enQuebec birth, marriage and death records

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   Mar 31, 2021 · In the 1760s, following the conquest of New France by the British Empire, and the arrival of many individuals of Protestant faith in the province, the Catholic Church looses its monopoly in the documentation of birth, marriages and deaths in Quebec. John Cativin and Isabella Donaldson’s marriage in 1766, from Montreal’s Anglican register.

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7. findingyourcanadianstory.ca › 2020/01/20 › quebecQuebec Ancestors: Church Indexes on Family Search

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   Jan 20, 2020 · This collection contains the indexes to the civil copies of the baptisms, marriages and burials in the province from 1642 to 1902. there are over 1.3 million images in the collection. They are in French, but the Family Search wiki provides some guides: French Genealogical Word List. Quebec Languages. Handwriting Help Sheet.

8. www.surreylibraries.ca › QuebecProvincialGuideUpdated August 2017 Québec - Surrey Libraries

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   PRDH: (Le Programme de Recherche en Démographie Historique / The Research Programme in Historical Demography): Baptismal, marriage & burial certificates in Catholic parishes pre-1800.This database is a major, well known resource for Québec genealogy. The PRDH is available online at: https://www.genealogie.umontreal.ca/en/le-prdh.