Don’t mess with Bakers
In 1877 a group of bakers in Quebec City decided to get their picture taken. Because of that they expose and solve an embezzlement case.
Bakery Boys in Quebec Expose an Embezzlement Case
Category: Quebec City
Celebrating 150 Years of the Royal Canadian Artillery
This year, 2021 is the 150th anniversary of the formation of the Royal Canadian Artillery. In 1871 the British Military were handing over the reins of guarding Canada to its own people. It was not as prestigious as it may sound, in 1905 the reminisces of William Jordan were given to the Kingston newspaper The…
A Look at What is Found in the BAnQ’s Quebec Court of General Sessions
Index to Court Records on the BAnQ (Quebec Archives) Website Reveals Nefarious Life in Quebec City
4 Steps For Finding Quebec Notary Records Online
Early Canadian Military Reports 1864-1925
What Did They Pack on The Yukon Expedition of 1898?
The Jeffrey Men And Grisly Discoveries in the Waters of the St. Lawrence Pt.1
The Jeffrey’s were a Quebec City family who spent generations rescuing people and finding death in the St. Lawrence seaway.
Quebec and Eastern Quebec Poll Books 1814-1841
How Has Past Pandemics Affected People in Your Family Tree?
The spread of illnesses is not a new thing for Canada or the world for that matter. When I think of it in reference to my own genealogy there are two instances that I recall reading about an ancestor experiencing an pandemic. John Tipper who was living in Montreal in 1832 was killed by Cholera.…
My Genealogy Life 