Tutorials and guides to use the search engine, My Folders and the tools of Genealogy Quebec.
Learn how to save the records you find on Genealogy Quebec into custom folders and organize them by person, family, place, parish, lineage or research project.
The basics for getting started on Genealogy Quebec: types of ancestry, a three-step method built on marriage records, and how to use Basic and Advanced Search.
A detailed look at each Genealogy Quebec collection: number of documents, period and regions covered, source quality rating and how to access the collection.
How to use the Genealogy Quebec search engine: Basic and Advanced Search, filters, reading your results and tips for finding the original record behind an entry.
Five useful resources for Quebec and Acadian research: Genealogy Quebec, the PRDH-IGD, the Fichier Origine, Trace my roots and Acadian.org, and what each one offers.
The Drouin Institute welcomes donations of genealogical and historical documents to add to the Genealogy Quebec collections. Here are the types of archives it seeks.
What the BMD Cards tool contains (Loiselle File, Kardex, Fonds Fabien, adoptions and more), how the cards are sorted, and how to find the original record.
How to subscribe to Genealogy Quebec, manage your subscription, recover your password, start your research and ask the Expert Help team a specific question.
Genealogy Quebec brings together the Drouin Institute’s collections: over 100 million images and documents covering Quebec and parts of Ontario, the US and Acadia.
Genealogy Quebec and PRDH-IGD are two Drouin Institute research websites. Here is what each one contains and the exclusive features offered to members of both.
The City directories tool offers digitized directories from Quebec and Ontario, including Montreal’s Lovell. Learn how they are organized and what each section contains.
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