OGS Ottawa Branch holds its annual Gene-o-rama from March 27 to 28, 2009. Save $6 by registering by 28 February. Further information and online registration here.
Since 2006, Canada's Anglo-Celtic Connections has been an independent view of family history resources and developments seen from an Ottawa perspective.
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- FreeBMD updated
- Battle of Wills - Film Preview
- Death of Mike Brede
- TNA podcast on RAF Service records
- New Zealand BDMs
- 1916 Canadian census
- More on Paper of Record newspapers
- Unusual first name Ocean
- Gene-o-rama reminder
- Found -- Paper of Record newspapers
- Friends Reunited future looks shaky
- Google must walk the "Don't be evil" talk
- Couldn't genealogical societies learn to share nic...
- reCAPTCHAS for genealogy
- LAC Services Advisory Board Meeting
- Closure of FamilyHistoryOnline
- An overlooked 19th century UK census
- A Call for Genealogical-Based Stories for a New Te...
- Newspapers -- LAC digitization priority
- Celebrate Heritage Day at Ottawa City Hall
- A classic research error
- Believe or not, J K Rowling's genealogy on Ancestry
- The Time of Cholera
- LAC opens doors wide for collaborative digitizatio...
- Could the economic downturn be a genealogy opportu...
- Whither OGS Families
- Some Hampshire and Suffolk burials online
- Commemoration Week?
- Happy Birthday Les
- TNA podcast on Irish land records
- British and Irish Architects
- Genealogy Gripe Week - Review
- Congratulations John L Sayers
- Civil registration, and beyond
- How genealogists use the internet
- More on service problems at LAC
- Ancestors magazine doesn't want subscriptions!
- 1891 Canadian census free online at LAC
- Open access to registers of Birth, Marriage and De...
- LAC open, but not for service
- Ancestry England & Wales, Birth Index: 1916-2005
- Genealogy Gripe Week
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