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Deborah Hogan
Deborah Hogan ✭
June 5, 2024 in Social Groups

I have hit a brick wall in doing research on my Vorce line. The answer may lie in the town of Stanbridge, Quebec, but I'm unable to obtain any records for that time period. Does anyone know how I can have access to documents from around 1805 to 1865 from that area? It seems like there's enough that I know they lived there, but not the documents to tell me anything else. Thanks.

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  • BernieBeleskey
    BernieBeleskey ✭✭
    June 5, 2024 edited June 5, 2024

    Ok have you tried Google AI

    "Stanbridge, Quebec, historical records 1800"

    https://www.google.com/search?q=Stanbridge%2C+Quebec%2C+historical+records+1800#ip=1

    Also Cemeteries "Find A Grave" etc

    Let me know if you need more help

    BernieBeleskey

    Also at Family Search

    https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Missisquoi_County%2C_Quebec_Genealogy

    Missisquoi County, Quebec Genealogy



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  • BernieBeleskey
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    June 5, 2024

    Also have you done a full name search of Paternal and Material with the date of death or approximate birth?

    If you send me your ancestor's surname, with place of birth, I will send you the many databases that are in Quebec

    Currently back to 1600

    Some here

    FamilySearch

    • 1621-1979 Quebec, Catholic Parish Registers, 1621-1979 at FamilySearch Historical Records Collection. Partial index only.
    • 1621-1979 Quebec, Catholic Parish Registers, 1621-1979 at FamilySearch Historical Records Collection. Browsable images.
    • 1763-1967 Quebec, Non-Catholic Parish Registers, 1763-1967 at FamilySearch Historical Records Collection. Browsable images.
    • 1642-1902 Quebec Index to Civil Copy of Church Records, 1642-1902 at FamilySearch Historical Records Collection. Browsable images. Incomplete.
    • Loiselle card index to many marriages of the province of Quebec and adjacent areas
    • Supplement to Loiselle card index to many marriages of the province of Quebec and adjacent areas
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    June 5, 2024

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  • lindastowemiller
    lindastowemiller ✭✭✭
    June 5, 2024

    Ancestry.com shows Henry Vorce and Sophia and their family (6 children) living in Stanbridge - 1851 census, also Sophie and children in 1861. I found baptism of one of their children, Nelson Philander Vorce, baptized March 1844, born 6 jul 1843 (Anglican church). Henry is listed in the militia pay records for January, February, March and April 1839. There are records for their children later in Vermont and New Hampshire. (These records all came up in a search of Ancestry.com for Vorce in Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec.)

    Ancestry also has some family trees you may want to check.

    Ancestry has Canada census records, religious records (Catholic and Protestant), and a good variety of other records that should give information.

    Hope this helps a little.

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  • lindastowemiller
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    June 5, 2024

    There is also a Missisquoi Historical Society, and a Brome Historical Society, both of which have been very helpful to me. You may want to check the Missisquoi Historical Society and see what might be available. In my dealings with them, they have been very helpful with personal contact or visits.

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