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Record organization in RG 10 fonds 2.
A commutation is a legal action provided for in the Indian Act by which an Indian woman who married a non-Indian relinquished her right to annuities or any other regular cash payments by accepting a lump sum payment, ending in this way her financial connections to a band. They can be used today to obtain individual information about family relationships and Indian status. The federal government did not exercise its constitutional responsibilities for the Inuit until the courts ruled in 1939 that "Eskimos" fell within the definition of Indians as written in the Constitution.
What we do is establish whether the applicant has at least one ancestor who has been Ten-generation book (including $10 postage*) : $120. Members of bands are recognized by the government by a band number or ticket, a government issued identification number given to a family or an adult living alone in a band.A band is sometimes referred to by the name recognized by its own members, such as Chippewas of Nawash, Algonquins of Barriere Lake, etc., but generally the band name does not contain the name of the tribe or nation to which it belongs.
Records in the Northern Affairs Program sous-fonds (The Métis are people of mixed First Nation and European ancestry who identify themselves as Métis as distinct from First Nations people, Inuit or non-aboriginal people. It is with pride that more and more Canadians are doing research to trace their aboriginal roots in records found in various archives across Canada. Introduction 3.
What we do with applications for genealogical information is provide, to the extent possible and given the sources and documentation at hand, the best outcome or response to the request. If you live outside your region you may have to apply at:Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)Copyright © 2020. For proof of relationship, you must provide a document that clearly indicates the relationship between yourself and the person in the records. We do try to be very clear on this point since we are neither the Department of Indian Affairs, nor an organization recognized by the First Nations, nor any other type of aboriginal government or organization, and of course we are not a court to which appeals can be made. A newspaper obituary, baptismal certificate or full-form birth certificate is acceptable, but a wallet-sized birth certificate is not. Treaty annuity pay lists exist only for those bands that were signatories to a treaty. Equally, any exploration of records based on non-aboriginal perspectives must bear those views in mind. Location tickets are a sub-set of the extensive records in Records on location tickets are arranged in file blocks for which finding aids (FAs) 10-97, 10-20 and 10-32 can be searched using the names of reserves, agencies, bands or the keyword phrase "location ticket$" in the Because the land holdings files are in the custody of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs and because the Indian Land Registry is public, it is advisable to start a search about Indian lands with that department's Registrar of Indian Lands Section. Three of the comprehensive settlements (modern treaties) in force in the Northwest Territories include benefits for Métis people who can prove local Aboriginal ancestry prior to 1921 .
A Métis student can prove their Métis ancestry in two ways:Métis organizations require a genealogy to apply for membership. Specifically, these series include the Lower Canada Land Records (There may be information relating to aboriginal people in other records from the time of the British colonial period, but the indexing practices of earlier decades have left any such references unmarked. This phase of the project features searchable databases of digitized records from the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs (Keywords have been developed for many of the archival records that are in electronic format.
Many of these records are located at Library and Archives Canada, the official depository for historical records of the federal government.The archival records relating to Aboriginal Peoples are grouped into those for Indians, Métis and Inuit. Regardless of the name initially given to these administrative units, they basically fulfilled the same mandate: looking after departmental affairs at the band level and reporting to headquarters.
Preface 2. Document your work carefully as you go along, keeping notes not just of the information you find but also of where you found it. The lists also provide information such as the name of the band, the place and date of payment, the name of the agent and the amounts of money involved.Conversely, most of the interest distribution pay lists in Although the Province of Quebec is not a treaty area, two bands in this province, the Abitibi Dominion Band and the Abitiwinni, are listed with the bands that obtained annuity payments. If your aboriginal ancestor was alive in 1951 and had Indian status then, or was born since 1951 with Indian status, or acquired Indian status since 1951, then this register will include him or her. The use of the terms “Métis” and “métis” is complex and contentious. It is therefore important to know the dates of interest when searching for band information.In the absence of the name of the band to which an ancestor is believed to have belonged, the place of residence might make it possible to identify the appropriate band or reserve.
Record organization in RG 10 fonds 2.
A commutation is a legal action provided for in the Indian Act by which an Indian woman who married a non-Indian relinquished her right to annuities or any other regular cash payments by accepting a lump sum payment, ending in this way her financial connections to a band. They can be used today to obtain individual information about family relationships and Indian status. The federal government did not exercise its constitutional responsibilities for the Inuit until the courts ruled in 1939 that "Eskimos" fell within the definition of Indians as written in the Constitution.
What we do is establish whether the applicant has at least one ancestor who has been Ten-generation book (including $10 postage*) : $120. Members of bands are recognized by the government by a band number or ticket, a government issued identification number given to a family or an adult living alone in a band.A band is sometimes referred to by the name recognized by its own members, such as Chippewas of Nawash, Algonquins of Barriere Lake, etc., but generally the band name does not contain the name of the tribe or nation to which it belongs.
Records in the Northern Affairs Program sous-fonds (The Métis are people of mixed First Nation and European ancestry who identify themselves as Métis as distinct from First Nations people, Inuit or non-aboriginal people. It is with pride that more and more Canadians are doing research to trace their aboriginal roots in records found in various archives across Canada. Introduction 3.
What we do with applications for genealogical information is provide, to the extent possible and given the sources and documentation at hand, the best outcome or response to the request. If you live outside your region you may have to apply at:Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)Copyright © 2020. For proof of relationship, you must provide a document that clearly indicates the relationship between yourself and the person in the records. We do try to be very clear on this point since we are neither the Department of Indian Affairs, nor an organization recognized by the First Nations, nor any other type of aboriginal government or organization, and of course we are not a court to which appeals can be made. A newspaper obituary, baptismal certificate or full-form birth certificate is acceptable, but a wallet-sized birth certificate is not. Treaty annuity pay lists exist only for those bands that were signatories to a treaty. Equally, any exploration of records based on non-aboriginal perspectives must bear those views in mind. Location tickets are a sub-set of the extensive records in Records on location tickets are arranged in file blocks for which finding aids (FAs) 10-97, 10-20 and 10-32 can be searched using the names of reserves, agencies, bands or the keyword phrase "location ticket$" in the Because the land holdings files are in the custody of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs and because the Indian Land Registry is public, it is advisable to start a search about Indian lands with that department's Registrar of Indian Lands Section. Three of the comprehensive settlements (modern treaties) in force in the Northwest Territories include benefits for Métis people who can prove local Aboriginal ancestry prior to 1921 .
A Métis student can prove their Métis ancestry in two ways:Métis organizations require a genealogy to apply for membership. Specifically, these series include the Lower Canada Land Records (There may be information relating to aboriginal people in other records from the time of the British colonial period, but the indexing practices of earlier decades have left any such references unmarked. This phase of the project features searchable databases of digitized records from the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs (Keywords have been developed for many of the archival records that are in electronic format.
Many of these records are located at Library and Archives Canada, the official depository for historical records of the federal government.The archival records relating to Aboriginal Peoples are grouped into those for Indians, Métis and Inuit. Regardless of the name initially given to these administrative units, they basically fulfilled the same mandate: looking after departmental affairs at the band level and reporting to headquarters.
Preface 2. Document your work carefully as you go along, keeping notes not just of the information you find but also of where you found it. The lists also provide information such as the name of the band, the place and date of payment, the name of the agent and the amounts of money involved.Conversely, most of the interest distribution pay lists in Although the Province of Quebec is not a treaty area, two bands in this province, the Abitibi Dominion Band and the Abitiwinni, are listed with the bands that obtained annuity payments. If your aboriginal ancestor was alive in 1951 and had Indian status then, or was born since 1951 with Indian status, or acquired Indian status since 1951, then this register will include him or her. The use of the terms “Métis” and “métis” is complex and contentious. It is therefore important to know the dates of interest when searching for band information.In the absence of the name of the band to which an ancestor is believed to have belonged, the place of residence might make it possible to identify the appropriate band or reserve.