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Many French family histories are indexed in: | Many French family histories are indexed in: | ||
*Arnaud, Étienne. ''Répertoire de généalogies françaises imprimées (French genealogical bibliography)''. Three Volumes. Paris, France: Berger-Levrault, 1978-1982. (Family History Library book {{ | *Arnaud, Étienne. ''Répertoire de généalogies françaises imprimées (French genealogical bibliography)''. Three Volumes. Paris, France: Berger-Levrault, 1978-1982. (Family History Library book {{FSC|944 D23a|disp=944 D23a}}; book has been digitized.) This book indexes many periodical articles and published genealogies. Each listing cites a home area in France. The source reference is shown in an abbreviated form. Each source has to be looked up at the beginning of the volume in the list of abbreviations [Liste des sigles]. The reference number given after the name of the author and the name of the source is the call number at the National Library. The Family History Library has a few of the sources found in the Author/Title section of the FamilySearch Catalog. | ||
*Smart, Geoffrey. A French Emigre Ancestor. Therese Elisabet Vintrignier was born in Paris, and emigrated to Northampton, England with an aunt and uncle Mr. and Madame Pelissier. She married a Mr. Wiggerham and they had 4 sons and 4 daughters. Article covers 1768-1887, and is found in Sussex Family Historian vol. # 7. Dec.1974, pages 200-201. Family History Library Ref. 942.25 B2su | *Smart, Geoffrey. A French Emigre Ancestor. Therese Elisabet Vintrignier was born in Paris, and emigrated to Northampton, England with an aunt and uncle Mr. and Madame Pelissier. She married a Mr. Wiggerham and they had 4 sons and 4 daughters. Article covers 1768-1887, and is found in Sussex Family Historian vol. # 7. Dec.1974, pages 200-201. Family History Library Ref. 942.25 B2su | ||
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A major genealogical collection is: | A major genealogical collection is: | ||
*Andriveau, B. (Bernard). ''Archives privées (Private collection)''. Salt Lake City, Utah, USA: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966-1967. (Family History Library film {{ | *Andriveau, B. (Bernard). ''Archives privées (Private collection)''. Salt Lake City, Utah, USA: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966-1967. (Family History Library film {{FSC|1147628|film|disp=1147628}}; {{FSC|147978|film|disp=147978}}; {{FSC|1296501|film|disp=1296501}}; {{FSC|297226|film|disp=297226}}.) | ||
This is a manuscript card index of parish registers (1700-1891) of twenty-five large French and Belgian cities on 1068 rolls of microfilm. The films circulate only to family history centers outside Europe. The collection contains mostly marriages. It usually gives the name of the bride or groom, birthplace, birth date, spouse, and parents. The sections for Paris also include indexes of baptisms, deaths, and marriage contracts. | This is a manuscript card index of parish registers (1700-1891) of twenty-five large French and Belgian cities on 1068 rolls of microfilm. The films circulate only to family history centers outside Europe. The collection contains mostly marriages. It usually gives the name of the bride or groom, birthplace, birth date, spouse, and parents. The sections for Paris also include indexes of baptisms, deaths, and marriage contracts. | ||
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