 AdhémarAdhémar is a starting point for the exploration of Montreal. A series of maps and a chronological chart help you navigate through space and time; the most important resource of this site is a unique database based on a detailed reconstitution of Montreal's urban environment. The first part of the database includes lots, buildings, owners and tenants of the whole town from 1642 to 1704. The second part presents lots and owners for the years 1725, 1765 and 1805 as well as buildings for the years 1725 and 1805. Adhémar allows you to list the lots owned or rented by an individual, to establish the chain of titles of a particular lot or to analyse diverse elements of the urban environment. Archives nationales du QuébecQuebec governmental, judicial and civil archives since the beginning of New France. General information on the Archives nationales du Québec and presentation of their data banks and research tools. Archiv-HistoRepertory of some 30 000 notary deeds from 1635 to 1800 which allow research on about 15 000 family names. Each document is summarised in a note that describes the transaction, the parties involved, their occupation and status, as well as their place of origin and current location. This information is complemented by the file's location in the Archive nationale du Québec.  Canadian Institute for Historical MicroreproductionsThis site is a doorway to Early Canadiana Online. This project allows easier access to Canadian history resources by creating a digital library. The database is a work in progress. The site allows one to forsee what will be available troughout the next phase. Also, there is a list of CIHM publications, collections and off line services. Fonds France- Documents sur Louisbourg et l'Île RoyaleThe Colonies Archives are part of the National Archives of France. The «fonds» includes copies, 1713-1758, 12 cm. Manuscripts : copies, 1713-1758, 12 cm. Description of the «fonds». H-CANADAThis collection of resources related to Canadian history is a service provided by Humanities OnLine. The H-CANADA web site offers scholars a central source for information in the field of Canadian history. Conference announcements, book reviews, discussions of the list, and more are gathered in one location for easy access. The H-CANADA network provides a forum for scholars to exchange on current research and teaching interests, to discuss new approaches, methods and tools of analysis, to test new ideas and to share comments on current historiography. The H-CANADA web site provides a similar service by making this type of information broadly available to all interested scholars.  La Nouvelle-France- 1524-1763Timeline of New-France history focusing on various figures as Champlain, Guillaume Cousture, Dollard des Ormeaux, Cavalier de La Salle, Wolfe et Montcalm. La Nouvelle-France- Ressources françaisesFrench resource guide regarding New France. Organised by region, by town and by organisation. Le livre d'orgue de MontréalDocument brought to Montréal in 1724 by an organist from France. There is a description of the document. L'Institut d'histoire de l'Amérique françaiseThe site includes a history, member services, a list of members, information on the annual congress, the prizes given by the IHAF and a summary of the Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française. National Archives of CanadaHomepage of the National Archives of Canada, the national repository for Canadian written heritage. NativeWebA multitude of various resources on the native communities of the world. The Beaton Institute ArchiveThe Beaton Institute is a research centre and archive mandated to collect and conserve the social, economic, political and cultural history of Cape Breton Island. The webpage includes indexes of manuscript collections, church records, maps and pictures, as well as a genealogical index. Several references to Louisbourg (1745); Good genealogical resource. THESIS: 1755- The French and Indian War Homepage"This site is dedicated to the French Soldiers who came to New France between 1755 and 1760 to fight in the French and Indian War. This conflict was fought, for the most part, in the Lake George, Lake Champlain region of New York, at Quebec City, and Montreal. While the Canadian Troops and the regiment of La Marine participated in this conflict, I have centered my research on the French Regulars in the regiments of Languedoc, La Reine, Guyenne, Bearn, Royal Roussillon, La Sarre, and Berry. The regiments of Bourgone and Artois are also covered in small details." L'iconographie botanique en Amérique française du 17e au milieu du 18e siècleThis thesis was successfully defended at the University of Montreal in 1993. The website is an electronic version of the Ph. D. thesis of Dr. Pierre-Simon Doyon, professor of Art History at the UQTR. |
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