Special for New Members!
Early Bird Special: Starting April 1, 2025
If you are not a Member of the Quebec Family History Society,
You can become a Member before July 1, 2025 the start of the
new Membership Year for only $75.00 (CDN)a year i.e. you can get
three months free April, May, June, 2025 included in your
Membership July 1, 2025 to July 1, 2026
Click on Online Join in the sidebar, or send us a cheque ($75 CDN) to:
173C Cartier Ave. #103
Pointe Claire, Quebec
H9S 4R9
Our members or any interested members of the public wishing to visit the Heritage Centre please call ahead to reserve a time and date. Thank you for your consideration. 514 695 1502
Members of the Quebec Family History Society have access to millions of records on our genealogical databases including Quebec, Canada, the United States, the British Isles and various other parts of the world. We would love to see you.
Quebec Family History Society
The Quebec Family History Society is the largest English-language genealogical society in the province of Quebec, Canada. We are a federally registered charity, financed by memberships and donations.
THE NEW ADDRESS OF THE QFHS HERITAGE CENTRE IS:
173C Cartier Ave., #103
Pointe Claire, Quebec
H9S 4R9
Telephone number and email remain the same
514 695-1502 qfhs@bellnet.ca
Thanks to our Dedicated Group of Volunteers, the Circulating Library of over 20,000 items on the First Floor of the Heritage Centre has reopened for Business. Members can now borrow items from the Library.
Remember that the catalogue for the library is available for you to consult. Just click on Library Catalogue in the left side bar.
Quebec Land Registers
Our good friends at the Chataugauy Valley Historical Society (CVGS) have crafted a step-by-step presentation on gaining access to the Registre Foncier du Québec.
If you are on a journey to find registered documentation for your ancestral family in Quebec, this is a path you can travel that has already been prepared for you for notaries and lawyers who also need this information.
This presentation guides us through the complicated Registre system and demonstrates how to mine the genealogical nuggets to be found therein.
See the presentation here. Click here
