Peter_uk_can
15-04-2008, 8:27 PM
It is available thanks to the millions who pay their subs to the A team.
But even for me, Montreal is a long way to travel to.. and I more interested in doing my genealogy than fighting the world.
I guess I don't really care if a guy with 2 horns and 3 sixes on his head gives me the info, as long as it is accurate, and one can view actual Drouin records. The transcription / indexing may be slightly better, but I can't vouch for that.
Founded in 1899 by a lawyer named Joseph Drouin. The Drouin Genealogical Institute, uses Quebec's vital records to research and sell family genealogies.
Previously only accessible by a visit or using a researcher this collection should open up a lot of doors for those searching in parts of Canada.
But even for me, Montreal is a long way to travel to.. and I more interested in doing my genealogy than fighting the world.
I guess I don't really care if a guy with 2 horns and 3 sixes on his head gives me the info, as long as it is accurate, and one can view actual Drouin records. The transcription / indexing may be slightly better, but I can't vouch for that.
Founded in 1899 by a lawyer named Joseph Drouin. The Drouin Genealogical Institute, uses Quebec's vital records to research and sell family genealogies.
Previously only accessible by a visit or using a researcher this collection should open up a lot of doors for those searching in parts of Canada.