Do you need help in tracing your roots?

Are some of your ancestors buried in the Gaspé area?
Would you like to know in which cemetery they are located?

      Follow the link to see a list the cemeteries in the Gaspe Area.    

      Another link shows a list of the names found on the headstones.   
      A search of this list will help find individual names.  The list will help in finding the location a particular name.   
      (Use the "Find" command in Windows {under Edit}.  Search by first name or surname.  Then determine the cemetery.)

     Copies of the entire collection of photos are available on .  Following is a description of the disk and its contents.   

"Cemeteries of the Gaspé Area" 

      "Cemeteries of the Gaspe Area" contains a large set of photos of headstones and grave markers (over 8000 in all) from local cemeteries.  Included are all of the cemeteries from Fox River (Rivière-aux-Renard) to Cape Cove (west of Percé) plus Murdochville. 

     Are you looking for birth and death dates of relatives?
     Are you looking for family connections?
     This digital collection will surely be of assistance.

     Have a look at a selection of headstones from the album.

     Make a  for a sample photo of a headstone of someone dear to you.

     The photos are also available on CD or DVD.

     The DVD version of the album contains many of the files in higher resolution.  This will produce better quality prints.  

     Both CD and DVD versions are designed to work well on PC computers and the newer Macintosh computers.  

     "Gaspesians of Yesteryear", is a companion photo album containing more that 3000 photos of people, places and events in the Gaspé area.  The disk has become a pictorial history of the people and the area, even when realizing many photos have not yet been located.

         Please take note of the following points:

    --- The DVD version is designed only for those who have a DVD player installed in the computer.     

    --- The CD version will work on the computer in either the CD player, or the DVD player.       

    --- The disk, "Cemeteries of the Gaspé Area", does not work well in most TV/DVD combinations as the number and size of the folders are too large.   It will work, in some cases, but the amount of success varies the different DVD players.  All the files may not be loaded for viewing. 

     If you would like to request more information,