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Resources

The Grande Prairie Branch has a wide variety of historical information focusing solely on the Grande Prairie and Peace River regional area.

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Where to Start

Different types of records are a valuable resource to the genealogist. They help overcome challenges when filling out family history forms. With the enormous amount of information online, allow GP&DB to assist you ... Learn More

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News & Events

By joining the GP&DB you can discover the historical resources for the Grande Prairie region, listen to our featured speakers, partake in our Family History Day, receive one-on-one family research assistance, apply for a scholarship and so much more . . .

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Welcome to The Grande Prairie & District Branch!

Welcome to the Grande Prairie & District Branch website. Our area covers the South Peace Region of Alberta.
We are dedicated to encourage and support our members and the public by assisting in family genealogical research both locally and around the world.

 

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Grande Prairie & District Branch

Box 1257

Grande Prairie, Alberta 

T8V 4Z1 

Canada


Email: 

info@grpr-abgenealogy.ca


 

Let us help you fill in the blanks with your family tree .

  • Executive Meetings are at 4:00 PM on the second Wednesday of most months throughout the year, at the Grande Prairie Public Library
  • Genies in the Library  offer research resistance with your family tree. You can find them from the times                                        2:00 PM to 4:00 PM every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in the Isabel Campbell Room at the Grande Prairie Public Library.
  • Check our website for announcements, updates and details on our free monthly hands-on sessions. 
  • Watch for our progress report on grave markers of the Northwest
  • Apply for our genealogical bursary.
  • Browse our genealogical collection consisting of books, obituary indexes, and more.
  • Take part in our hands-on sessions helping you sort through hundreds of resources to find information.

  • So you took the DNA test. Now what? Check out our DNA webinars on our GP Members Only page
  • Make sure to check out our Facebook for even more info on our events.

   https://www.abgenealogy.ca/renew-your-membership



Where to Start

Where to Start

Different types of records are a valuable resource to the genealogist. They help overcome challenges when filling out family history forms. With the enormous amount of information online, allow GP&DB to assist you ... Learn More

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Search Obituary Index

Search Obituary Index

Start looking for death related records like obituaries, death notices, gravestones, funeral records, death certificate, etc. Using these records collectively will help identify next-of-kin, birth, cause of death, etc. ... Learn More

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View Cemetery Index

View Cemetery Index

The Grande Prairie & District Branch partners in transcribing cemetery stones with the Alberta Genealogical Society. When we realized that our members were searching for photos of grave markers for their own families in international places ... Read More

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Cemetery Photo Shoot

Cemetery Photo Shoot

Cemetery Photographing Transcription is a major project. This is an opportunity to share with other members recording and preserving a special genealogical resource. Refer to our information on how this is done and what to bring.

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Margaret Kay Bursary

Margaret Kay Bursary

For those pursuing education in genealogy offered by a post secondary institution or a recognized genealogical studies institute, this bursary fosters Margaret's spirit of learning, teaching and sharing
of genealogical knowledge. Apply now.

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