Submissions to the registry should include the following information :
Surname or Maiden Name : (ex. Adams, Oxley, Smith)
Given Name : (ex. Hezekiah, Roxanna, William)
Birth Year : (ex: 1833, Mar. 1878, 02 Jan 1922)
Death Year : (ex: 1833, Mar. 1878, 02 Jan 1922)
Location : (town, village or area) (ex: Amherst, Parrsboro, Leicester)
Your Name & E-mail Address
The purpose for the Cumberland County Genealogical Society Surname Registry and subsequent pages is to allow anyone with ancestral connections to Cumberland County and surrounding area a place to leave a link so others of the same surname may make a connection.
We ask you to leave us with more than just a surname that you are searching, so others may be able to make a connection with specific individuals in a certain time period. Possibly it will cut down on some dead end trails that you have traveled before and lead to a more fulfilling path to your specific family research.
Queries and responses to emails are automatically copied to CCGS Archives.
Location: Senior's Recreation Centre, 5 McDougal Street, Springhill, NS
Date: September 19th at 7 pm
Speaker: Leslie Childs
Presentation: A member of Amherst Heritage Trust, Leslie will be speaking on the history, architecture & families related to many of the older buildings in the Town of Amherst.
Surname Registry
Surnames are listed in alphabetical order. Click on the first letter of the name you are researching.
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To register a surname you are researching in this area, please forward your information to:
Surname Registry
Submissions to the registry should include the following information :
The purpose for the Cumberland County Genealogical Society Surname Registry and subsequent pages is to allow anyone with ancestral connections to Cumberland County and surrounding area a place to leave a link so others of the same surname may make a connection.
We ask you to leave us with more than just a surname that you are searching, so others may be able to make a connection with specific individuals in a certain time period. Possibly it will cut down on some dead end trails that you have traveled before and lead to a more fulfilling path to your specific family research.
Queries and responses to emails are automatically copied to CCGS Archives.