Page without title

Association of descendants
of Paul Vachon
(Vachon and Pomerleau families)

next page -->

<-- previous page

www.ellisisland.org/
The Ellis Island site takes its name from a well-known island through which the majority of immigrants entered the United States. Name, date and place of origin can be found on the site, enabling a search that may surprise you.

www.francogene.com/migrants/
This is Denis Beauregard's site, currently under construction. It lists all individuals of all origins, from before 1765.

www.myheritage/listepassager1500-1900
This site allows you to find immigrants who entered the United States, registered on ship lists, from 1500 to 1900. It's a must-see, even if only out of curiosity.

www.francegenweb.org/~migranet/home.php
This site focuses on migration within the regions of France. It's often full of surprises. Let's not forget that Quebec's French population is the result of the blending of our ancestors from the various provinces of France.

http://planete.qc.ca/genealogie
The "Planète Québec" genealogy guide contains numerous links to genealogical and historical sites, as well as databases, a search engine, a discussion forum and a toponymic guide (lots of advertising).

To your keyboards (more...)