Monday, February 14, 2011
Bound Genealogies of PEI Families
The listing of bound genealogies that have been donated to the Public Archives & Records Office (PARO) in Prince Edward Island is one of the best directories of sources for researching Island families. The document is in pdf format but using the built in search function in our pdf browser (Ctrl +F) will help locate the family names you are looking for.
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I am looking for any of the Sinclair family. George and Catherine Bain Sinclair came to PEI in 1841. Children include
Johanna who married John Hunter
James A. who married Susan Hamill, he was a teacher in Elmsdale and had quite a few children
Many other children from George and Catherine Sinclair but cannot seem to get in touch. There is also Tuplin in the line up and McKay. Anyone out there?
I am looking for any of the Sinclair family. George and Catherine Bain Sinclair came to PEI in 1841. Children include
Johanna who married John Hunter
James A. who married Susan Hamill, he was a teacher in Elmsdale and had quite a few children
Many other children from George and Catherine Sinclair but cannot seem to get in touch. There is also Tuplin in the line up and McKay. Anyone out there?
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