The Drouin Miscellaneous Collections bring together a broad selection of Quebec historical archives and genealogy resources drawn from many complementary sources. They include historical newspapers, vintage photographs, genealogical dictionaries, notarial records, cadastral documents, genealogical directories, reference works and rare Quebec historical documents that can be difficult to consult elsewhere. Together, these materials document people, places, institutions and events across different periods of Quebec history.
These genealogy archives complement parish registers and Genealogy Quebec's other collections. They help researchers deepen a family history project, understand the historical context of a period and uncover new information about ancestors, families, municipalities and Quebec heritage. Preserved by the Drouin Institute, the Drouin Miscellaneous Collections provide researchers and history enthusiasts with convenient access to thousands of historical resources that can connect family details with the communities in which ancestors lived.
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