- Thomas James Arcala Sr. @ Findagrave.com (and a few of his ancestors are connected to him)
- My family tree on Tribal Pages. (it's private for the most part; ask and you might be able to view)
- Jack Frost Nipping at Your Nose (my Christmas memories; dedicated to my kids)
- Lenore Barron @ AncientFaces.com (a site for sharing historic pictures)
- Christopher's Journal (my 9 year old son's online journal)
- Eats and Crafts (a food and craft page by my 2nd cousin, her maternal grandmother and my paternal grandmother were sisters)
- Matt LaDuke's Blog (he and I are 4th cousins 1x removed)
- Big Dill History (my husband's genealogy)
French-Canadian Family History Pages I Like:
The War of 1812:
These are great research sites:
- FamilySearch.org
- Ancestry.com
- SeekingMichigan.com
- Library and Archives Canada
- Detroit Historical Society
- American-French Genealogical Society
- French Surname Standards
- Programme de Recherche en Démographie Historique
- The Drouin Institute
- KoreanGenealogy.org
These are great sites for newbies to start a family tree:
Etcetera
I found your blog through a comment you made on my blog http://leblancroots.blogspot.com/2013/11/george-osias-leblanc-when-were-you-born.html?showComment=1383674922120#c4616008267513177055.
ReplyDeleteSo many wierd connections between us. My wife is Korean like your mother. My brother-in-law now lives in Uijongbu. My paternal Grandfather's ancestry is French Canadian. And one last coincidence is I lived in Huntington Beach (one block from Westminster). I attended Marina HS
That's crazy! I went to Ocean View High School, would have gone to Marina but we moved. How far back on your LeBlanc line did you get? I don't know if I have any LeBlanc's in my ancestry (thus far), but I do know there are LeBlancs in my tree as relatives.
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