BOOK - Tracing Your Saskatchewan Ancestors - A Guide to the Records and How to Use Them. THIRD EDITION By: Saskatchewan Genealogical Society and edited by Laura M. Hanowski

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BOOK - Tracing Your Saskatchewan Ancestors - A Guide to the Records and How to Use Them. FOURTH EDITION
By Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, edited by Laura M. Hanowski

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Those who participated in the first class of the Saskatchewan Researchers Certification Program recognized the need for a guide to Saskatchewan sources which would assist family history researchers. They worked with Laura Hanowski, the librarian and education coordinatorfor the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, to produce a book to serve the needs of those tracing their ancestors who had lived in Saskatchewan.

Tracing Your Saskatchewan Ancestors contains detailed explanations about each record group showing when and why it was created, where you will find the records today and how and why you would want to access them. In addition to these Saskatchewan records, there are chapters or sections devoted to federal records such as immigration, military, naturalization and National Registration.

Readers of this book will learn what records are available, the time frame they cover, where they are found and what areas of research they cover. Particular emphasis is placed on learning why the records are important and how you would use them to find more information. While emphasis is placed on how to use these records in Saskatchewan the book also explains how to access them from other parts of the world. Internet addresses for important Saskatchewan resources have been provided. The book is meant to be used as a guide. Note space has been provided so you can add your own notes.

Contents include:

Acknowledgments
Preface
List of Illustrations
Introduction
Timeline
Internet for Genealogists
The Freedom of Information & Protection of Privacy Act
Access to Information / Privacy Acts (A TIP)
Saskatchewan Genealogical Society
Aboriginal Ancestry
Archives Libraries and Museums
Cemetery and Funeral Home Records
Census Records
Church Records
Court Records
Education Records
Ethnic Colonies
Immigration/Emigration Records
Land Records
Maps Gazetteers and Atlases
Military Records
Municipal Records
Newspaper Records
Vital Records
Coroners Records/Inquest Reports
Medical Records
Naturalization/Citizenship
National Registration
Organizations: Fraternal and Service Clubs
Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
Voters' Lists

The Saskatchewan Genealogical Society created the 4th addition by including an 18 page loose addition (stapled) in the 3rd edition. The 18 new 4th edition pages include updates to web addresses, locations of resources, and descriptions of newly and differently available resources.

178 pages
Index
Bibliography
Softcover
coil-bound
first printing 2000
This printing (4th Edition), 2018

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