McNabs Island Genealogies
Halifax, Nova Scotia

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 #  Source ID   Title, Author   Tree 
1 S2 1901 Census of Canada
 		Lynch 
2 S7 Lynch Family of Ferguson's Cove
Shea, Iris 		Lynch 
3 S20 1838 Census of Nova Scotia
 		Lynch 
4 S15 1881 Census of Canada
 		Lynch 
5 S9 1911 Census of Canada 1
Government of Canada  		Lynch 
6 S10 1921 Census of Canada
Government of Canada 		Lynch 
7 S11 Baptisms, Marriages, Burials St. Paul, Herring cove, Nova Scotia, Canada
 		Lynch 
8 S8 Baptisms, Marriages, Burials: St. Peters Catholic Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
 		Lynch 
9 S22 Canada Gazette: Report of Naturalisation 1924-1925
Department of Naturalisation  		Lynch 
10 S23 Canada Nova Scotia Church Records, 1720 - 2001
 		Lynch 
11 S21 Canada, Incoming Passenger Lists
 		Lynch 
12 S3 Canada, Nova Scotia Vital Records, 1763 - 1957
 		Lynch 
13 S12 Census of Nova Scotia 1827
 		Lynch 
14 S19 Deaths, Burials and Probates of Nova Scotians, 1800-1850, From Primary Sources
Marble, Allan Everett 		Lynch 
15 S5 Newsletter of the Friends of McNabs Island Society
 		Lynch 
16 S24 Nova Scotia Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Death Registrations ~ 1864-1877; 1908-1971
Nova Scotia Archives 		Lynch 
17 S14 Nova Scotia Marriage Bonds
 		Lynch 
18 S16 Nova Scotia Registration of Births
 		Lynch 
19 S1 Nova Scotia Registration of Death
 		Lynch 
20 S6 Nova Scotia Vital Statistics from Newspapers, 1823 - 1828
Holder, Jean M. 		Lynch 
21 S18 Nova Scotia Vital Statistics from Newspapers, 1852 - 1854
Holder, Jean  		Lynch 
22 S4 REgistration of Marriage - Nova Scotia
 		Lynch 
23 S17 Religious Marriages in Halifax, 1768 - 1841, from original sources
Punch, Terrence 		Lynch 
24 S13 St. Marys Basilica, Baptisms, Marriages, Burials
 		Lynch 

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