Tracing your ancestors in Canada
revised in 1996 by Lorraine St-Louis-Harrison and Mary Munk
- St-Louis-Harrison, Lorraine (Main Author)
- Munk, Mary (Added Author)
- National Archives of Canada (Added Author)
Books/Monographs
English
Ottawa, Ontario : National Archives of Canada, c1997
52 p.
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0662254333
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Rev. ed. of the 11th ed. published in 1992.
Descriptive brochure detailing those services and resources of the National Archives of Canada that are of interest to genealogists.
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