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Newfoundland's South Coast Genealogy
Research from Cape Ray to Facheaux Bay and then on to Hermitage from Facheaux Bay to Pass Island, as well as parts of Fortune Bay and Burin

This is only a starting point for researching your family history along Newfoundlands southcoast, to include Burgeo - La Polie, Hermitage, Fortune Bay and Burin. In order for this to work I'll need input from you. I'll attempt to post materials here that may prove useful when they become available to me and time permits. If you have any questions please fell free to e-mail me using the "Contact" button at the bottom of the page and I'll see what I can do to aquire and post it. If you can provide information that would be appropriate please submit it and it will get posted. Contributer's will be given credit for their submissions.
If you wish to secure a copy of my book "Finding your Ancestors in Newfoundland and Labrador"
| Complete Hermitage Bay Listing Here | |
| Complete Fortune Bay Listing Here | |
| Parish Records for Southwest Coast Communities |
Genealogy in the UK
More pictures of Gaultois from Glen Kendell's Picture Gallery
Ramea, Newfoundland
Burgeo, Newfoundland
Family History Society of Newfoundland Site.
Newfoundland's Grand Banks Genealogy Research Interest Forum.
Joseph Small's Diary of Burgeo - 1925
Updated August 9, 2000
Page Revised: July 2002 (Don Tate)
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