Facebook York County Branch
The Facebook page is at https://www.facebook.com/groups/364817400304048/
And I notice that the York Branch has changed their meetings to 4 times per year – September, November, April, and June.
For the September meeting, they will have Patricia Blackstock who will talk about 1837 Rebellion in York Region Who were the People?
Patricia will introduce the Rebellion database and talk about some of the people in it, what charges were laid, the punishment and impact on families, as well as other information.
The website is http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onyrbogs/
Do you have Mennonite ancestors?
Do you want to know who your first Mennonite ancestor was and when he or she arrived in Canada? Are you curious about your Mennonite origins?
If so, the website at Library and Archives Canada is a great place to begin your research. Here you will find a page dedicated to genealogical research on the Mennonites at http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/immigration/history-ethnic-cultural/Pages/mennonites.aspx.
This page provides you with historical information, archival documents and published material from the Library and Archives Canada collection, as well as links to other websites and institutions.
Divorce Orders
The British Columbia Archives have put on a finding aid entitled How to Obtain a Copy of Your Divorce Order at http://royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/bcarchives/divorce-orders/
If the divorce was finalized in British Columbia before 1983, contact us in writing and include the following:
The names of the parties to the divorce
The date of the divorce (approximate date is sufficient)
A phone number that you can be reached at during the day
Your mailing address
If the divorce was finalized in British Columbia after 1983, contact us in writing and include the following:
The name of the court registry where the application for divorce was filed
The date that the final divorce order was entered at the court registry
The volume and folio number of the final order if applicable
The file number
A phone number that you can be reached at during the day
Your mailing address
All requests for copies of divorce orders must be made in writing by email (preferred method), by regular mail or by fax. We do not accept requests for divorce orders by phone. Please let us know if you require a certified copy.
Email address: access@bcarchives.bc.ca
Until tomorrow, have a nice day researching!
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