Christmas comes but twice a year, so does
Easter, mostly. (Myroslaw Lomatski)
This site is contributed to by members of the Ukrainian community at large and the InfoUkes Genealogy List (genealogy@infoukes.com) who are willing to do lookups of family names from the local histories of various settlements in Canada. Please eMail your requests directly to them. Where more than one person is listed, eMail to only one person. Please mention the publication you are referring to and this page, so that the person knows the source you are interested in. As a courtesy, you should mention your name and where you are located, so that you can be directed to sources in your area.
NEW !! Some of the books listed, will have active links. This will allow you to view and/or download images of the index of the book. Advantages being that you will be able to determine if the name you are researching is listed there (thereby saving time for both yourself and the person willing to do the lookups), and you may also come across another family name that you were not aware of. NEW !!
If you have a family web site, and would like us to link to it, please send your URL and a blurb. (A blurb is a short write-up of about 5 lines. In this case it should include the main names, the areas of Ukraine from where your ancestors came from as well as where in Canada they settled.)
If you have any family or
community histories, or any other materials related to Ukrainian genealogy
(such as materials from Ukraine and the Austro-Hungarian, Polish, German and
Russian occupations) and are willing to do lookups, please contact me.
Alberta (AB)
AB
The Alberta Gen Web Site has a
"Local History Book Project" at;
http://users.rootsweb.com/~canab/lhb/lhbindex.html
There are more than 240 local history book indexes online. There are also
cemetery listings, etc in the archives
http://www.rootsweb.com/~abarchiv/index.htm
of various counties that would be of interest to Ukrainian researchers. A
search engine is available from the main GenWeb site URL that allows for ease
of searching. http://users.rootsweb.com/~canab/index.html
AB
Andrew and District: Dreams &
Destinies
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
AB
Bellis: Bellis History
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
AB
Bruderheim - From Bush to Bushells - A
History of Bruderheim and District
Stella Stranger
sstanger@sfu.ca
AB
Chipman - Pride in Progress - Chipman - St
Michael - Edna/Star Districts
Stella Stranger
sstanger@sfu.ca
AB
Elk Point and District - Reflections - A
History of
Elk Point and District - Reflections - A History of -
1977 Supplement
Elaine Kalynchuk
ekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
AB
Falun: Freeway West
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
AB
Frog Lakeand District to 1976 - Land of
Red and White
Elaine Kalynchuk
ekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
AB
Innisfree and District: Through the Years
- A History of Innisfree and District
Stella Stranger
sstanger@sfu.ca
AB
LandonvilleTrails - A History of
Landonville and Surrounding Districts
Elaine Kalynchuk
ekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
AB
LandonvilleCemetery, in
Landonville, Alberta. Site contains an alphabetical list of burials as well as
monumental inscriptions for all visable headstones. This cemetery includes many
Ukranian names. http://landonville.homestead.com/landcem1.html
AB
Mannville: "Trails
to Mannville and Districts"
Angie Telepenko
atelepen@edmc.net
AB
Mundare - Memories
of Mundare - The History of Mundare and District
Stella Stanger
sstanger@sfu.ca
AB
Mundare - Family history for CHMILAR,
FERLEYKO, GOLINOWSKI, HORYN, LESIUK, OSINCHUK, PANYLYK, ROMANOWSKA, TRACH
primarily from Mundare (Lamont county) and some from Two Hills county. Includes
homesteads, shiplists, maps and research resources. Memories
of Mundare family history is also on a family tree maker database and I
will do look-ups for families from this area.
Muffy
Chmilaralso www.oocities.org/amuse_amenace/generations
AB
Proof-of-Age Documents in Alberta - A Surname
Index 1863 to 1969, compiled by Documentary Heritage Society of Alberta,
1998
Elaine Kalynchuk
ekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
AB
Redwater and District - Memories, compiled
by Audrey Hrynchuk and Jean Klufas, 1980
Sonia van Heerden
soniavanheerden@hotmail.com
AB
Shadows of the Past by Bohdan I
Shulakewych (Ukrainian residents in St. Michael's Extended Care Centre,
Edmonton
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
AB
Smoky Lake: Our Legacy
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
Brian Grandish
Briangrandish@shaw.ca
AB
Two Hills - Down Memory Trails, A History
of Two Hills & Surrounding Area, 1986, Two Hills Historical Society of
Alberta
Shirley M. Smith
smsmith1@telusplanet.net
AB
Ukrainians in Alberta (Dictionary of),
Pioneer Settlers of Alberta 1891 - 1900, Volume II, compiled by Ukrainian
Pioneers Association of Alberta, 1981
Elaine Kalynchuk
ekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
AB
Ukrainian Pioneers in Alberta -
Land of Pain - Land of Promise
First Person accounts by Ukrainian Pioneers
1891- 1914
Stella Stranger
sstanger@sfu.ca
AB
Vermilion Memories - Volumes I and II
Elaine Kalynchuk
ekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
AB
Vilna and District: Voices of
Yesteryear
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
Stella Stanger
sstanger@sfu.ca
AB
Wandering River: Wandering River
History
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
AB
Warspite and area history: Between River
and Lake
Brian Grandish
mailto:Briangrandish@shaw.ca
AB
Waskatenau and District - By River and
Trail
Shauna Skoreiko
skoreiko@icrossroads.com
AB
Wetaskiwin, AB - Pioneer
Pathways
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
Canada (CA)
CA
75th Anniversary of the Ukrainian Rite Redemptorists 1906-1981 edited by
Dr. Don Lukie, C.Ss.R.
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
CA
"Appendix A" Index of Names to Sailing Lists
Prepared by V.J. Kaye of Ukrainian Settlers Arriving in Canada at the Ports of
Quebec and Halifax, 1891-1900 This listing gives the names of immigrants,
the notebook and page numbers of his original book, year of arrival and if a
card was prepared. No destination given. However, please specify the province
that the ancestors settled in and first names so that other sources might be
cross referenced.
Ted Lomatski
ted@lomatski.ca
CA
A Delicate and Difficult Question, Document in
the History of Ukrainians in Canada 1899-1962, by Bohdan Kordan and Lubomyr
Luciuk, 1986.
Sonia van Heerden
soniavanheerden@hotmail.com
CA
Dictionary of Ukrainian Canadian Biography of
Pioneer Settlers of Alberta 1891-1900, compiled by Vladimir J. Kaye,
published by Ukrainian Pioneers' Association of Alberta, 1984
Sonia Van
Heeden
soniavanheerden@hotmail.com
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
Stella Stanger sstanger@sfu.ca
Elaine Kalynchuk
ekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
CA
Dictionary of Ukrainian Surnames in
Canada: F. Bogdan
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
CA
Early Ukrainian Settlements in Canada 1895
-1900, Dr. Josef Oleskow's Role
in the Settlement of the Canadian
Northwest by Vladimir J. Kaye Elaine Kalynchuk
?subject=Community/Family
Pageekalynchuk@compusmart.ab.ca
CA
EAST EUROPEAN GENEALOGICAL
SOCIETYMost popular EEGS current areas: Galicia including
east Galicia (Ukraine) and west Galicia (Poland) followed by Volhynia and
Bukovina. Popular EEGS pre-WWI areas: Austro-Hungarian Empire (Bohemia,
Bukovina, Galicia, Hungary, Moravia), German Empire (East Prussia, Posen,
Silesia, West Prussia), Russian Empire (Bessarabia, Congress Poland,
Ekaterinoslav, Grodno, Kherson, Kiev, Volhynia), and Romania. Popular EEGS
Current countries: Austria, Belorus, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary,
Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Ukraine. Popular EEGS Ethnic groups:
German, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovakian, Jewish, Mennonite, Romanian.
Popular EEGS Religions: Roman and Greek Catholic, Lutheran, Judaic,
Mennonite, Ukrainian and Russian Orthodox, Bohemian / Moravian Brethren. A name
and place index is a major feature of this website.
UA (Ukraine - the country code is based on Ukraiina -
the latin script name)
Galician Villagers and the Ukrainian National
Movement in the Nineteenth Century by John-Paul Himka
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
CA
Immigration Records - Canada - 1925 - 1935 - online database from the
National Archives of Canada. Once you find the information on the database, you
can then access the microfilm at the archives or have your local library do an
interlibrary loan for you.
http://www.archives.ca/08/08_e.html(English
Home Page)
http://www.archives.ca/02/020118_e.html(Immigration
Records)
CA
Selective Bibliography on THE UKRAINIANS IN
CANADA
http://www.civilisations.ca/academ/bibgrph/ukrbibe.html
CA
Ukrainian Canadian,
Eh? The Ukrainians of Canada and Elsewhere as Perceived by Themselves
and Others, Michael Czuboka, 1983
Ted Lomatski
ted@lomatski.ca
Other
Warsaw Death Ring 1939-1945 by Wladyslaw
Bartoszewski
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
Manitoba (MB)
MB
Cooks Creek - St. Michaels Roman Catholic Church Jubiliee 1899 - 1999,
Published by the St. Michaels Roman Catholic Church in 1999.
Lisa Haji Abbasi <abbasi@mts.net
MB
Dictionary of Ukrainian Canadian Biography of Pioneer Settlers of Manitoba
1891 -1900,.by Dr. V.J. Kaye
Bill Watamaniuk bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
Rita Chernoff s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
MB
Garson - Then and Now
Lisa Haji Abbasi <abbasi@mts.net>
MB
Gimli - Spruce, Swamp and Stone, A History of the Pioneer Ukrainian Settlements
in the Gimli Area, by Michael Ewanchuk
Karen Sinotte Ksinotte@aol.com
MB
Grandview & District, Pioneers of, 1976,
Margaret Clause marm@nitinc.ca
MB
The Kulbabas: From Skalat to Sand Hill - by Edward Lomatski ISBN 0-9681813-0-9
published 1997.02.22 - over 900 individuals descended from the original two
Kulbaba families from Kam'ianky, Skalat, Ternopil and settling at Sand Hill,
RM of Brokenhead, Manitoba - listed at http://go.to/lomatski-tree
Ted Lomatski ted@lomatski.ca
MB
Manitoba Cemetery Transciptions for lookup:
RM of Brokenhead
Sand Hill Greek Orthodox Cemetery,, Transcribed 1990
Ladywood Cemetery, St Demetrius Ukrainian Catholic, Transcribed 1987
Tyndall, St Michael's & the Angels Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery, Transcribed 1993
Tyndall, Greek Orthodox Cemetery, Transcribed 1993
Ted Lomatski ted@lomatski.caSt. Vladimir Greek Orthodox CemeteryTyndall Roman Catholic CemeteryTyndall Greek Orthodox CemeteryTyndall St. Michaels & All Angels UC CemeteryBeausejour St. Joseph Polish National Catholic CemeteryBeausejour St. Mary's Roman Catholic CemeteryBeausejour Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic CemeteryGarson CemeteryGarson Sacred Heart Roman Catholic CemeteryLorne Hill Road Ukrainian National CemeteryBrokenhead Holy Trinity Greek Catholic CemeterySandhill Greek Catholic Orthodox CemeteryLisa Haji Abbasi <abbasi@mts.net>
RM of SpringfieldCook Creek St. Michaels RC Cemetery (New and Old)Sapton St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox CemeterySapton St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic CemeteryEastdale Catholic Cemetery (Shared RC & UC)Cook's Creek Immaculate Conception UC CemeteryCook's Creek St. John the Baptist UC CemeteryMillbrook CemeteryMonominto Cemetery
Queen's Valley Cemetery
West St. Paul "Old and New" Holy Ghost Catholic Cemetery
Lisa Haji Abbasi <abbasi@mts.net>
Meleb, Manitoba Cemetery, Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary Ruthenian Catholic, Transcribed 1992
Karen Sinotte Ksinotte@aol.com
RM of Franklin, Manitoba
Tolstoi Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery
Tolstoi Holy Ghost Ukrainian Orthodox Cemetery
Plankey Plains Descent of the Holy Spirit Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery
Linda Huckell tymurahuckell@moosenet.net
Gardenton, Manitoba
former churchyard of St. Nicholas Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church from vol. l, no. l of The East European Genealogist, Sept. 1992
Linda Huckell tymurahuckell@moosenet.net
MB
Manitoba Genealogical Society
has for
sale transcipts of over 1400 cemeteries in the province and have posted those
which they have made available for sale to their webpage at
http://www.mts.net/~mgsi/mgs_mis.html
MB
Manitoba: Land of Pain -
Land of Promise - 1891 - 1914. Also contains some entries on SK and
AB
Lynne Oltsher (Harasymyk)
loltsher@shaw.ca
MB
Meleb - MPC Flashbacks, Edited by Anne C.
Yanchyshyn. Provides local family history of the Meleb, Manitoba area
Karen
Sinotte Ksinotte@aol.com
MB
Springfield: The First Rural Municipality
in Manitoba 1873-1973, Published by the Dugald Women's Institute in 1974.
Lisa Haji Abbasi <abbasi@mts.net>
MB
Springfield: Cummins Maps 1918 & 1923
- for those not familiar with the Cummins Maps - they show details of who was
on what 1/4 section at the time. They are available at the Library and
Archives of Canada and the various provincial archives for Canada West.
It is an excellent reference to find the 1/4 section prior to contacting the
provincial land titles as they require the description. This also shows
who the neighbours were.
Lisa Haji Abbasi <abbasi@mts.net>
Saskatchewan (SK)
SK
"Saskatchewan's Ukrainian Legacy: A travel guide to the cultural and historical
sites in the Ukrainian bloc settlement communities."
It's available as a PDF file at http://www.ucc.sk.ca/pdf/SUHStravelguide.pdf
A Gronlid-area Orthodox church was omitted from the publication.
SK
As the Carrot
Flows a Story Told (Includes Fairy Glen District)
NE Saskatchewan Peter J. Tomashewski joepete@telus.net
SK
Foam Lake, SK - They Came from
Many Lands
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
SK
Our Courageous Pioneers: History of
Gronlid and Surrounding Districts of Argus, Athol, Edenbridge, Freedom,
Maryville, Murphy Creek, Sandhill Creek, Taelman, Taras, and Teddington. NE
Saskatchewan
Peter J. Tomashewski
joepete@telus.net
SK
Reunion 1995 (includes Brooksby,
Edenbridge, Irvington, and Willow Valley) NE Saskatchewan
Peter J.
Tomashewski joepete@telus.net
SK
Rosthern, SK - Old & New Furrows
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
SK
Theodore, SK - Theodore &
District History
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
SK
Ukrainian Catholic Churches in
Saskatchewanby Anna Maria Baran
Rita Chernoff
s.r.chernoff@sk.sympatico.ca
SK
Wolverine, RM of, SK - Wolverine,
Humboldt, Burr, etc. - publish abt 1989.
Liz Bay
lizbay@sympatico.ca
SK
Wood Mountain, SK - They Came to Wood
Mountain
Bill Watamaniuk
bimiwat@otvcablelan.net
Ukrainian Genealogy Group - National Capital
Region - has several links of interest to genealogists as well as
some "how-to" documents with resources for Ukrainian researchers (and others)
that can be downloaded.
http://UkrainianGenealogyGroup-NCR
Family Histories (these links will be update shortly)
Additions, corrections, suggestions and links are all welcome!
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