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Nova Scotia Archives

Ancestry.com. Neuschottland, Kanada, Todesfälle, 1864-1877, 1890-1970 [Datenbank online]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.

Ursprüngliche Daten:

Vital Statistics Division of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations, compiler. “Death Registrations: 1864–1877; 1908–1960.” Nova Scotia Historical Vital Statistics. Nova Scotia Archives, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. (https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/Deaths.aspx)
Vital Statistics Division of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations, compiler. "Death Registrations, City of Halifax: 1890-1908." Nova Scotia Historical Vital Statistics. Nova Scotia Archives, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. (https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/Deaths.aspx)

Neuschottland, Kanada, Todesfälle, 1864-1877, 1890-1970

Neuschottland begann die zivile Aufzeichnung von Todesfällen im Jahr 1864, hörte nach 1877 aber wieder auf, und die Aufzeichnungen der Periode sind unvollständig. Die Registrierung wurde am 1. Oktober 1908 wieder aufgenommen, und die Provinz hat das Register seither beständig geführt. Diese Datenbank enthält Aufzeichnungen von zwei Register der Stadt Halifax der Jahre 1890-1908. Obwohl einige Daten evtl. aus frühen Aufzeichnungen fehlen, kann folgendes zur Registrierung des Todesfalles gehören Name, Geschlecht, Sterbedatum, Sterbeort und Registrierungsdaten.

Historical Background

Permanent European settlement in Nova Scotia began with the French in 1604. The area would alternate between British and French control into the next century, and war and politics would play a significant role in determining the eventual demographics of the province. Scottish settlers began arriving as early as 1621 and would become the dominant ethnic group in a province they would eventually share with the English, Irish, German, First Nations, Acadian French, African Nova Scotian, and others.

About the Records

Nova Scotia began civil registration for deaths in 1864, but registration lapsed after 1877, and records compiled during the period are incomplete. Registration resumed 1 October 1908, and the province has maintained records consistently since then. This database does include records from two City of Halifax registers 1890–1908.

Though early records may be missing some data, death registrations can include:

Name
Gender
Date of death
Place of death
Registration year, book, and number

Additional information may be found on the images themselves. This can include birth date, birthplace, occupation, marital status, spouse, names of parents, place of disposition, attending physician, and information on the informant.

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