Province of Manitoba | Database Searches Effective January 1, 2003, The Vital Statistics Act was proclaimed providing unrestricted access to the following records: Births more than 100 years ago Marriages more than 80 years ago Deaths more than 70 years ago NOTE: Records are only updated quarterly as follows: Over the years, the data collected on registration forms has changed. The older records have less information available. If you wish to obtain a certified copy of the original record for genealogical purposes based on a search you have done, the fee for each record is $12.00. If you wish to purchase copies of any of the records you located, simply add them to your Shopping Cart. Before you start your searches, please read the instructions carefully. Step 1: Choose to search for a birth, marriage, or death. Step 2: Complete the fields to be searched. Step 3: Once your search results are displayed, view details of the event or select the record to order a copy. WARNING!
SEARCHABLE ONLINE DATA - New Brunswick, Canada / Canadian Genealogy & History Information Searchable Online DataNew Brunswick, Canada Genealogy & History The links in this section are to useful, searchable online genealogical and historical information for those researching their New Brunswick roots. Most links are free online resources ( free ) however there are also links to some commercial resources ($) that were recommended by satisfied users. Vital Records - Births, Marriages and Deaths Births, Marriages and Deaths ( free ) Provincial Archives of New Brunswick more than 729,000 transcribed records of Birth, Marriage and Death. Site provides instructions for ordering certified copies of the original record. More Searchable Online Data - Canada/Canadian The following links are to searchable online data that concerns this province and others across Canada Census & Blank Extraction Forms:
Automated Genealogy What to Search: Topics - Genealogy and Family History Census and Enumerations 1940 National Registration Source Sample of questionnaire for men. Courtesy of Statistics Canada. The 1940 National Registration resulted from the compulsory registration of all adults in Canada from 1940 to 1946. The registration included all persons who were 16 years of age or older, except for members of the armed forces and religious orders, or those confined to an institution. Sample of questionnaire for women. The questionnaires include the following details: name; address; age; date of birth; marital status; number of dependents; place and country of birth of individual and his or her parents; nationality; year of entry into Canada (if an immigrant); racial origin; languages; education; general health; occupation, employment status, farming or mechanical skills; and previous military service. There was a different form for males and females regarding questions about occupation, work history and military service. Please note that: Important Note First World War
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