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Greater Victoria has a wealth of sources for family historians. In some cases, Web access is possible, while in others, using the Web wisely will help you to get the most benefit out of a visit to the library or archive. The map includes: B.C. Archives, Victoria Archives, Saanich Archives, Esquimalt Archives, Oak Bay Archives, Saanich Pioneer Society, University of Victoria, Greater Victoria Public Library central branch, Victoria Genealogical Society, Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Royal Oak Burial Park, Ross Bay Cemetery, Hatley Memorial Gardens. Greater Victoria Public Library -- Directories, local histories, newspapers, much more City of Victoria archives -- Vital statistics index is online District of Saanich archives -- More than 2,500 old photos are on the site Township of Esquimalt archives -- Collection has material from throughout the region District of Oak Bay archives -- Specializes in the township's history Saanich Pioneer Society -- Great files on early settlers vihistory.ca -- Early directories and census returns Victoria Genealogical Society -- Library plus monthly meetings Victoria Family History Centre -- Genealogical hints, plus information on microfilms in the library University of Victoria Library -- Microfilm, government records, local histories and more UVic Genealogy Research Guide -- Information on what is in the library and on the Web List of Research Guides -- Variety of aids provided by the UVic library Victoria's Victoria -- A great site from the University of Victoria B.C. lists on Rootsweb -- Wide variety of resources, including census indexes British Columbia Cemetery Finding Aid -- Helps you determine where people have been buried Updated June 24, 2010 |
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