NOTICE :       The administrator of this site, Al Henderson, will be "offline" for all of 2004 and, quite possibly, 2005. What this means to you is that there will not likely be any updates posted online during this time nor will I be reachable via e-mail.       I will, nonetheless, continue to do research and am always open to being contacted by other researchers. You can write to me at: Al Henderson 1883 West Fraser Rd. Quesnel, British Columbia     V2J 6J6 Canada

The DYNES Project

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OTHER  LINKS

DYNES/DINES Mailing List ... to subscribe, send the word "subscribe"                        (without the quotation marks), as the only message, to :                                         DINES-L-request@rootsweb.com                        Once subscribed, you will receive all messages posted to                        the List. To post to the List, send a message or query to :                                         DINES-L@rootsweb.com GenForum ... a terrific site for leaving queries or notices for others to read and/or reply to. There are separate forums for DINES and DYNES. Check it out! ArchiviaNet ... the online research tool of the National Archives of Canada, where you can search through (among other things) records of Post Offices & Postmasters, Western land grants, Cabinet Conclusions and Home Children records http://www.archives.ca/02/0201_e.html 1871 Ontario (Canada) Census ... part of the above-mentioned ArchiviaNet site, you can search an index of heads-of-household for the the 1871 Census of Ontario http://www.archives.ca/02/020108_e.html 1901 Census of Canada ... another feature of ArchiviaNet, here you will find scanned images of the actual pages (returns) from the 1901 Canadian Census. You can search by place name but not names of individual people. You can zoom in & out and print the images http://www.archives.ca/02/020122_e.html (You will need to download the mrsid viewer from Lizard Tech, first, from  http://www.lizardtech.com/download/?f=0&d=1 ) Canadian Soldiers of the First World War ... yet another ArchiviaNet offering, you can find copies of the attestation papers of soldiers in the Canadian Expeditionary Forces (WWI), listing address, where born, next of kin, hair & eye colour - all sorts of cool stuff! http://www.archives.ca/02/020106_e.html

 

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