John Ambrose :
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John Ambrose in the Quebec archives

Genealogy Quebec's archives contain mentions of John Ambrose across several types of records.

Documents associated with John Ambrose

YearEventNamePlace
1834Birth / baptismSaint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
1906MarriageMontréal
1881CensusOtonabee
2000Obituary
1702IndividualSalisbury Essex Massachusetts USA
Acadian family
1838Birth / baptismSaint-Andrew
1839Birth / baptismFrampton
1881CensusYork (East/Est)
1881CensusMidland (Village)

These documents may relate to several different people who shared the first name John and last name Ambrose.

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When do we find John Ambrose?

Number of documents by decade

  • 1700-1709 1 1700-1709: 1 documents
  • 1830-1839 3 1830-1839: 3 documents
  • 1880-1889 3 1880-1889: 3 documents
  • 1900-1909 1 1900-1909: 1 documents
  • 1910-1919 5 1910-1919: 5 documents
  • 1940-1949 1 1940-1949: 1 documents
  • 2000-2009 1 2000-2009: 1 documents

Mentions of John Ambrose are particularly numerous between 1910 and 1919 in the records currently indexed by Genealogy Quebec.

Where do we find John Ambrose?

Main associated localities, by number of documents.

Montréal 7
Frampton 1
Midland (Village) 1
Otonabee 1
Saint-Andrew 1
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu 1
Salisbury Essex Massachusetts USA 1
York (East/Est) 1

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